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An introduction

An introduction - Semirara Mining Relations/Company … · Getting to Semirara Island Fro m M a n ila: § D ire ctflight to th e Isla n d by P riva te lightpla n e M a nila § B y

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  • An introduction

  • SemiraraIsland

  • Getting to Semirara Island

    F r o m M a n i l a :§ D i r e c t f l i g h t t o t h e Is la n d b y

    P r i v a te l igh t p la n eM a n i l a § B y c o m m e r c ia l p la n e t o S a n Jo s e ,3 5 0 K m . O c c id e n t a l M in d o r o o r C a t i c la n ,

    A k l a n t h e n b y- P r i v a te l igh t p la n e o r- C o m m e r c ia l P a s s e n g e r B o a t

    § B y P a s s e n ge r B o a t f r o m B a t a n g a sC a l a c a t o S a n Jo s e , O c c id e n t a l M in d o r oB a t a n g a s2 5 0 K m . t h e n b y

    - P r i v a te l igh t p la n e o r- C o m m e r c ia l P a s s e n ge r B o a t

    F r o m N e a rb y Is la n d s :

    S a n Jo s e § C o m m e r c ia l p a s s e n g e r b o a t s

    O c c . M in d o ro5 0 K m .

    B o r a c a y / C aS e m i r a r a Is la n d t i c la n

    6 0 K m .

    L i b e r t a d A nt iq u e8 5 K m .

    S e m i r a r a Is la n d

    M a n i l a3 5 0 K m .

    C a l a c aB a t a n g a s2 5 0 K m .

    S a n Jo s eO c c . M in d o ro5 0 K m .

    B o r a c a y / C a t i c l a n6 0 K m .

    L ib e r t a dA n t iq u e8 5 K m .

    Site Location and AccessibilityM U N I C IP A L IT Y O F C A L U YA

    Liwagao

    Panagatan

    Sibato

  • Coal Seam Distribution

    Panian Mine Pit Progress

  • Typical Coal Quality

    ◆Green font – Minor

    Seam

    ◆Red font – Major Seam

    Seam

    Number

    Thickness

    Meter

    Thickness

    Range

    Heat Value

    Btu/Lb

    Heat Value

    Range

    Sulfur

    %

    Sulfur

    Range

    Ash

    %

    Ash

    Range

    Moisture

    %

    6 1.06 0.40 to 1.86 9,692 8,500 to 11,251 1.77 0.53 to 4.40 11.22 6.00 to 21.57 12.55

    7 0.93 0.35 to 1.95 7,805 4,472 to 9,985 1.32 0.33 to 5.62 25.08 3.48 to 57.30 12.92

    8 1.20 0.51 to 3.20 8,135 5,759 to 9,435 1.57 0.33 to 1.81 19.5 9.10 to 44.90 13.39

    10 8.23 4.85 to 10.36 8,755 5,497 to 9,978 0.52 0.19 to 0.90 11.96 7.31 to 27.17 17.43

    21 1.30 0.39 to 2.14 9,225 6,384 to 10,835 0.98 0.38 to 2.94 12.54 3.16 to 34.17 14.30

    22 4.20 2.40 to 8.53 9,172 7,623 to 9,845 0.47 0.39 to 1.40 12.79 4.79 to 22.72 14.08

    311 1.04 0.49 to 2.23 6,376 4,101 to 8,947 0.88 0.39 to 2.12 38.03 21.18 to 60.36 9.35

    31 2.23 0.80 to 4.85 8,863 5,792 to 11,304 1.26 0.41 to 2.33 13.22 3.81 to 30.05 12.65

    32 6.25 4.14 to 9.09 8,775 8,083 to 10,535 0.35 0.23 to 1.06 16.18 3.59 to 21.02 12.45

    33 19.09 13.10 to 19.36 9,811 8,761 to 11,495 0.58 0.30 to 0.69 8.46 5.27 to 16.99 13.45

    32 / 33 28.43 20.62 to 38.50 9,549 8,309 to 10,535 0.37 0.23 to 0.73 10.47 2.27 to 23.15 14.19

    TOT/AVE 73.96 48.05 to 102.07 9,328 7,941 to 10,579 0.54 0.26 to 1.17 11.58 4.17 to 24.84 14.04

  • Mining Process

  • Overburden Stripping

  • Selective Coal Extraction

  • Panian Auxiliary Stockpile

    Washable coalClean Coal

  • Coal Washing Plant

  • Coal Product Reclaiming

  • Six (6) kms Conveyor Belt 1,500 mt per hour capacity

    Conveyor Line

  • Main Coal Blending Stockpile

    Stacker

    Reclaimer

    Reclaimer

  • Barge loading

    Mid- st ream loading

    Product Coal Ship Loading

    2 Kms. Conveyor line

    Berthing

  • 800

    400

    0

    8,000

    7,600

    7,200

    6,800

    6,400

    6,000

    5,600

    5,200

    4,800

    4,400

    4,000

    3,600

    3,200

    2,800

    2,400

    2,000

    1,600

    1,200

    8,400

    INT

    HO

    US

    AN

    DM

    T

    C oal 4 30 13

    79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 0 '01 '02 '03 '04 '05 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14

    90 326 586 538 462 524 625 635 500 592 795 789 722 862 764 806 961 1,0 1,2 1,2 1,6 2,0 2,8 3,1 2,5 3,7 3,7 5,1 7,6 8,0 7,9 8,0 8,1

    Historical Production

    TOTAL PRODUCTION: 11,719,000 MT (UNONG) ; 69,395,563 MT ( PANIAN ) AS OF DEC. 31, 2014

    Started

    UNONG

    MINE

    Unong depleted,

    and Started

    PANIAN MINE

    Entry of DMCI mgt. and

    Introduced Truck &

    Shovel Operation

    Unong Started

    Commercial

    Production using

    Bucketwheel

    Mining Operation

  • Mining Equipment

  • Unong Mine

    Operation

    • Open Pit Mining System

    –4 Bucketwheel

    excavators, 1 waste

    spreader and associated

    conveyors.

    –Several trucks, shovels/

    loaders, and dozers as

    support equipments

    Bucketwheel

    Spreader

  • Excavation Equipment( 21 units) Fleet capacity: 90 million bcm per year

    Four (4) Excavator 0 & K RH- 120

    16 cu.m. bucket capacity

    Eigth (8) Komatsu PC2000

    excavators

    12 cu.m. bucket capacity

    One (1) Komatsu PC1250excavators

    7 cu.m. bucket capacity

    Eigth (8) units Komatsu PC3000 Excavator

    15 cu.m. bucket capacity

  • Hauling Equipment

    Komatsu H D 785 (100 tons cap.) units120

  • N ine (9) U nits Bulldozers

    Seven (7) U nits D375A-3,

    Two (2) U nits D155A-1

    Six (6) U nits Motor Graders

    Komatsu GD825A ,

    Five (5) Units Komatsu water trucks

    (4) U nits - 70,000 liters capacity

    (1 ) Units 40,000 liters capacity

    Eight (8) U nits W heel Dozer

    Komatsu W D600- 3

    Major Support Equipment

  • Small Power Shovel

    Ten (10) units

    Drilling Machine, AtlasCopco

    One (1) unitSmall Backhoe ,PC400 Komatsu

    One (1) unit

    Grab Crane,Leibherr

    Two (2) units

    KW- LubeTruck

    Four (4) units

    Major Support Equipment

  • Drilling Equipment

    Long Year LF- 70

    Long Year N L- 5515 units

    11 units26 units

  • Facilities

  • Main Workshop

  • Mine operat ion ( Panama) Office

  • Mobile (Panian Pit Repair Shop )

  • Additional Power Plant

    Addit ional One (1) unit 15 M W coal- fired power plant

  • Two (2) 4.2 M W Mirrlees Blackstonebunker engine

    One (1) 5.7 M W W artsilabunker engine

    14.1 MW Back-up Power

  • COAL SHIPMENT

  • APO Cement CorporationNaga, Cebu

    Toledo Power CorporationToledo City, Cebu

    Cebu Energy Dev’t CorporationToledo City, Cebu

    Jet Power CorporationNorth Harbor, Manila

    Sem-Calaca Power CorporationSan Rafael, Calaca, Batangas

    United Pulp and Paper Co., Inc.Calumpit, Bulacan

    PNOC Exploration CorporationNorth Harbor, Manila

    SEMIRARA COAL USERS

    Panay Energy Development CorporationIloilo, City

    Eagle Cement Corporation

    BulacanAsia Pacific Energy Corporation

    Pampanga

    HOLCIM Philippines Inc.Norzagaray, Bulacan

    Solid Cement CorporationAnBpolo City, Rizal

    Lafarge Cement CorporationBulacan

    Lafarge-Republic CementCorporation

    Batangas

    Legend:Cement Plants

    Power Plants

    Other Plants

  • HISTORICAL COAL SHIPMENT SUMMARYSTART ED YEAR 2000 TO 2014

    TOTAL = 61,266,719 MT

  • EXPORT COAL SHIPMENT DESTINATIONSTART ED YEAR 2007 TO 2014

    TOTAL = 22,401,530 MT

  • Total = 171.704 Mil. Mt

  • 2014 PHILIPPINE TOTAL COAL PRODUCTION

    Tot al = 8.408 Mil. M t

  • SEMIRARAMINING & POWERCORPORATION