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Format for Appraisal – New :

1. Basic Information of the Project:

i Name & Address of the Project site (Complete details with plot no./Survey no., Landmark etc. )

M/s. Nutraplus India Ltd. (Unit-1) Plot No. D-2/CH-42/43, GIDC Estate, Dahej, Tal: Vagra, Dist: Bharuch, Gujarat

ii Name of the Applicant Mr. Mukesh Dhirubhai Naik (Managing Director)

iii Address for correspondence M/s. Nutraplus India Ltd., 201, 202, A Wing, Planet Industrial Estate, Subhas Road, Vile Parle East, Mumbai – 57

iv Contact no. and e-mail ID of the Applicant Mo. no. : 9870048703

e-Mail: [email protected]

v Aerial distance of nearest Habitat (KM) Vadadla – 1 km

vi Longitude & Latitude of the Project Site: (4 corners of the site)

1. 21°43'4.47"N, 72°37'29.89"E 2. 21°43'4.86"N, 72°37'36.78"E 3. 21°43'2.28"N, 72°37'36.81"E 4. 21°43'1.57"N, 72°37'29.68"E

vii Total cost of Proposed Project

(Rs. in Crores):

Total costs of the project will Rs. 100 Crores.

viii (1) Capital cost for EMS (Environmental Management System): 8 Crores. (2) Recurring cost towards the environmental protection measures: 0.40 Crores

per Annum.

ix Total Plot area ( sq. meter) 37464 m2

x Green belt area,/Tree Plantation area ( sq. meter)

12000 m2 (33%)

xi Category as per the Schedule to the EIA Notification 2006 i.e. 1(d), 2(b), 5(f) etc.

B – 5(f)

xii Applicability of General Conditions of EIA Notification 2006: i.e. Ensure that

I. Protected areas notified under the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972;

II. CEPI areas III. Eco-sensitive areas and IV. Inter-state boundaries and

international boundaries; are not located within 5 km or 10 km (as the case may be) area from the boundary of the proposed site.

Not Applicable

2. Online application proposal no.: SIA/GJ/IND2/19783/2015

3. Date of application for EC: 8 July, 2017

4. Date of SEAC meeting for TOR: 6 June, 2016

5. Date of TOR issued by SEIAA: 13 July, 2016

6. Date of Public Hearing (If applicable): Not Applicable

7. Date of presentation for Appraisal: --

8. Project status: New

9. Product profile:



Sr. No.

Name of the Products

CAS no. Quantity MT/Month

End-use of product

1

2

Please refer Annexure-1 for product profile.

The project falls under Category B of project activity 5(f) as per the schedule of EIA Notification 2006.

10. Product wise Raw material consumption:

Sr. no.

Name of the Products

Name of the Raw Materials

CAS no. of raw materials.

Quantity MT/Month

Please refer Annexure-2 for list of raw materials.

11. Water, Air and Hazardous waste management:

Sr. no.

Particulars Details

A Water i

Source of Water Supply (GIDC, Bore well, Surface water etc...)

GIDC Water Supply

Status of permission from the concern authority.

ii

Water consumption (KL/day)

Existing KL/day

(A) Domestic 67.5

(B) Gardening 5

(C) Industrial

Process 110

Washing 10

Boiler 45

Cooling 45

Others (Scrubber) NIL

Total Water consumption

282.5

iii Waste water generation (KL/day)

Category Existing KL/Day

Remarks

(A) Domestic 50 Domestic waste water will be treated in STP.



(B) Industrial

Process 130 High COD stream (50 m3/day) from process will be treated in solvent stripper. Low COD stream from Solvent stripper, Process, Boiler, Cooling & Washing/Scrubbing (120 m3/day) will be sent to proposed ETP consisting primary, secondary & tertiary treatments. R.O. reject (36 m3/day) shall be treated in spray dryer.

Washing 10

Boiler 5

Cooling 5

Others (Scrubber) NIL

Total Industrial waste water

200

-

iv Treatment facility with capacity (ETP, CETP, MEE, STP etc).

ETP – 120 KL/Day Solvent Stripper – 50 KL/Day

v Mode of Disposal & Final meeting point

Domestic: Domestic waste water will be treated in STP.

Industrial: • High COD stream (50 m3/day) from process will be treated in solvent stripper and solvents shall be distilled in solvent distillation facility. Mother liquor from solvent stripper shall be sent to collection tank of ETP. Recovered solvent shall be reused and distillation residue will be sent to cement industries for co-processing or sent to CHWIF. • Low COD stream from Solvent stripper, Process, Boiler, Cooling & Washing/Scrubbing (120 m3/day) will be sent to proposed ETP consisting primary, secondary & tertiary treatments. After the tertiary treatment, to achieve the Zero Liquid Discharge, Treated effluent from ETP (120 m3/day) shall be subjected to the R.O. plant. Then R.O. permeate (84 m3/day) shall be reused in Boiler and Cooling while, R.O. reject (36 m3/day) shall be treated in spray dryer & salt will be sent to TSDF site for disposal.

vi Reuse/Recycle details (KL/day) 84 m3/day RO permeate water will be used for cooling & boiler. 50 m3/day STP water will be used for domestic purpose.

B Air i Flue gas emission details

No. of Boilers/TFH/Furnaces/DG sets etc. with capacities viz. TPH, Kcal/hr, MT/hr, KVA etc.

SR. Source of Stack

Name of Quantity

of Fuel

Type of

emissions

APCM NAAQS

(National



no. emission

With

Capacity

e.g. Boiler

(8 TPH)

Height

(meter)

the fuel MT/hr &

MT/Day

i.e. Air

Pollutants

Ambient

Air Quality

Standards)

1

Boiler

(6 TPH x 3

Nos.)

30 Coal/Agro

Waste

36

MT/Day

PM,

SO2,

NOX

Bag Filter,

Multicyclone

Separator &

Scrubber

PM<150

mg/Nm3

SO2<100

ppm

NOx<50

ppm

2 Thermopack

Boiler

30 Coal/Agro

Waste

36

MT/Day

3 DG Sets

(1000 KVA

x 3 nos.)

11 Diesel 2000

lit/ day

--

ii Process gas i.e. Type of pollutant gases (SO2, HCl, NH3, Cl2, NOx etc.)

Sr.

no.

Source of

emission

Type of

emission

Stack/Vent

Height

(meter)

APCM

NAAQS

(National

Ambient Air

Quality

Standards)

1 Process Vent-

1

HCl &

SO2 20

Two Stage

Scrubber

HCl<20

mg/Nm3

SO2<40

mg/Nm3

2 Process Vent-

2 Cl2 20

Two Stage

Scrubber

Cl2<9

mg/Nm3

2 Process Vent-

3 NH3 20

Two Stage

Scrubber

NH3<175

mg/Nm3

v Fugitive emission details with its mitigation measures.

C Hazardous waste (As per the Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules 2016.

i

Sr. no.

Type/Name of Hazardous waste

Source of generation

Category and Schedule as per HW Rules.

Quantity (MT/Annum)

Disposal Method

Quantity of discarded containers must be in MT/Annum. Please refer Annexure-3 for details of hazardous waste & it’s mode of disposal.

ii Membership details of CETP, TSDF, CHWIF, Common MEE etc.

TSDF (M/s. SEPPL)

ii Details of Non-Hazardous waste & its disposal (MSW and others)

--

D

i Solvent management (If any) Not Applicable



Details of Solvent recovery (As per respective ToR)

ii VOC emission sources and its mitigation measures

--

12. Details of Environmental Consultants:

Sr. no.

Particulars Details

i Name of the Consultant M/s. Aqua Air Environmental Engineers Pvt. Ltd.

ii Validity of Certificate of accreditation issued by the NABET, QCI

Stay Order against NABET/QCI

iii Accreditation for the categories --

iv Any other details --

13. Details regarding EIA report:

Sr. no.

Particulars Details Page no. of EIA report

a Ensure that there is no change in EIA report compared to ToR application i.e. Form-1 & PFR

No Change --

b Baseline environmental monitoring period

March-2016 to May-2016

--

c Baseline study area (5 km or 10 km) 10 km --

d No. of AAQM stations including project site

9 Nos. 3-11

e Parameters considered for AAQM & ensure that project specific parameters are considered.

Yes 3-13 to 3-14

f Conclusion of the Monitoring (Baseline study) Air, Water & Land

Within Limit 3-13 to 3-14, 3-25 to 3-27, 3-30 to 3-31

g Parameters considered for AAQM including project specific parameters.

Yes 3-13 to 3-14

Sr. no. Parameters Range of Concentrations

(µg/m3 )

Remarks

-

h Whether the results of AAQM is within the norms prescribed in NAAQS ?

Yes 3-13 to 3-14

i Comments for AAQM results w.r.t. NAAQS -- --

j Software used for the mathematical Modelling for anticipated incremental GLCs (Ground Level Concentrations)

ISCST 4-3

k The resultant concentrations w.r.t. NAAQS and its conclusion.

Within Limit 3-13 to 3-14

l Suggested mitigation measures w.r.t. Air Within Limit 3-13 to 3-14

m Conclusion of the Monitoring during baseline study of water




n Suggested mitigation measures w.r.t. Water


o Conclusion of the Monitoring during baseline study of Land


p Suggested mitigation measures w.r.t. Land Within Limit 3-30 to 3-31

q Conclusion of the Monitoring during baseline study of Noise


r Suggested mitigation measures w.r.t. Noise


s Main issues in Public hearing (If applicable)

No major issue A-39 to A-44

t Brief description of Public hearing

Main Issues raised by stake holders

Commitments by Project proponent and action plan.

u Major hazardous chemicals and worst case scenario considered in Risk Analysis report.

-- 6-45

Comments/Suggestions/mitigation measures in brief

-- --

v An undertaking by the Project Proponent

on the ownership of the EIA report as per

the OM of MoEF&CC dated 05/10/2011

and an undertaking by the Consultant

regarding the prescribed TORs have been

complied with and the data submitted is

factually correct as per the OM of

MoEF&CC dated 04/08/2009.

-- 3

w Any other details: -- --

Name & designation of the Applicant:

Stamp & Signature of Applicant:

Date: 17 July, 2017

General Instructions

• Format shall be in WORD Format (Font type- Arial, Font size- 11)

• Provide authenticated (with stamp & Signature) hard copy during presentation.

• Kindly mail to: [email protected] and copy to all members.

• Above data should be as per application Form-1 & PFR.

• Incorporate relevant details in respective column. Do not attach Annexure in Format.



Annexure-1 List of Products

SR.

NO.

PRODUCT NAME PROPOSED CAPACITY

(MT/MONTH)

1 IBUPROFEN

880

2 DICLOFENAC SODIUM

3 ACECLOFENAC

4 NIMESULIDE

5 CHLORZOXASONE

6 MEFENAMIC ACID

7 MESALAMINE

8 ALBENDAZOLE

9 FEBENDAZOLE

10 MEBENDAZOLE

11 METRONIDAZOLE

12 METRONIDAZOLE BENZOATE

13 TINIDAZOLE

14 ORNIDAZOLE

15 OXYCLOZANIDE

16 ROXARSONE

17

CHLORPHENIRAMINE MALEATE (C.P.

MALEATE)

18 BROMHEXINE HCL

19 AMBROXOL HCL

20 PHENYLEFFRINE HCL

21 DEXO METHERPHAN HBR

22 SALBUTEMOL SULPHATE

23 THEOPHYLLIN

24 CAFFEIN

25 THEOBROMINE

26 CIPROFLOXACIN

27 OFLAXACIN

28 ENROFLOXACIN

29 SILDINAFIL CITRATE

30 TRAMADOL HCL

31 LUMEFANTRINE

32 ALUMINIUM HYDROXIDE GEL/POWDER

33 AMPICILLIN

34 AMOXICILLIN

35 CLOXACILLON

36 CEPHALEXIN

Total 880 MT/Month



Annexure-2 List of Raw Materials

SR. NO.

LIST OF RAW MATERIALS

QUANTITY MT/MT

(1) IBUPROFEN

1 MCA 0.25

2 IPA 0.91

3 SULPHURIC ACID 0.27

4 SODA ASH 0.10

5 ISO BUTYL BENZENE 0.23

6 ALUMINIUM CHLORIDE 0.20

7 EDC 1.30

8 AMMONIA SOLUTION 0.12

9 HCL 0.21

10 ACETYL CHLORIDE 0.11

11 SODIUM METAL 0.17

12 C.S.LYE 0.50

13 SODIUM DICHROMATE 0.19

14 ACETONE 1.48

15 N-HEXANE 1.26

(2) DICLOFENAC SODIUM

1 2,6 DICHLORO PHENOL 0.75

2 TOLUENE 3.03

3 POTASSIUM CARBONATE 0.40

4 MONO METHYL CHLORO ACETIC ACID 0.55

5 ANILINE 0.42

6 SODIUM METHOXIDE SOLUTION 0.20

7 CHLORO ACETYL CHLORIDE 0.32

8 ALLUMINIUM CHLORIDE 0.50

9 HCL 0.09

10 CAUSTIC FLAKES 0.48

11 CARBON 0.03

(3) ACECLOFENAC


2 TERTIARY BUTYL ALCOHOL 0.36

3 DI METHYL ANILINE 0.65

4 SODA ASH 0.01

5 CAYSTIC LYE 48% 0.45

6 DICLOFENAC SODIUM 1.03

7 FORMIC ACID 0.71

8 TOLUENE 1.03

(4) NIMESULIDE

1 PHENOL 0.34



2 KOH 0.27

3 ONCB 0.44

4 ACETIC ACID 0.01

5 IRON POWDER 0.24

6 METHANOL 2.21

7 METHANE SULPHONYL CHLORIDE 0.36

8 NN DIMETHYL ANILINE 0.44

9 CARBON 0.02

10 CAUSTIC LYE 0.31

11 CONC HNO3 70 % 0.24

12 TOLUENE 1.00

13 PHENOL 0.34

(5) CHLORZOXAZONE

1 4-CHLORO-2- AMINO PHENOL (4CAP) 0.95

2 UREA 0.95

3 HYDROCHLORIC ACID 3.13

4 METHANOL 1.91

5 ACTIVATED CARBON 0.11


7 ACETIC ACID 0.50

8 SODIUM HYDROSULPHITE 0.05

(6) MEFENAMIC ACID

1 2-CHLORO BENZOIC AID 0.48

2 2,3-XYLIDINE 0.31

3 TOLUENE 0.03

3 K2CO3 0.23

4 DMF 0.05

5 CARBON 0.02

6 HYFLOW 0.01

(7) MESALAMINE

1 POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE 0.52

2 2-chloro-5- nitro benzoic acid 0.24


4 SODIUM CARBONATE 0.25

5 RANEY NICKEL 0.29

6 SODIUM HYDROXIDE 0.18

7 CHARCOAL 0.19

8 SODIUM BICARBONATE 0.18

(8) ALBENDAZOLE

1 ORTHO NITRO ANILINE 0.85

2 AMMONIUM THIOCYNATE 0.21

3 METHANOL 8.70

4 CHLORINE GAS 0.53



5 CAUSTIC SODA 0.32

6 N- PROPANOL 0.43

7 N-PROPYL BROMIDE 0.85

8 TOLUENE 2.98

9 SODIUM HYDROSULPHIDE DILUTED 0.53

10 CYAANAMIDE SOLUTION (L-500) 0.25

11 CAUSTIC SODA 0.79

12 METHYL CHLORO FORMAT 0.07

13 ACETONE 2.68

(9) FEBENDAZOLE

1 5 CHLORO 2 NITRO ANILINE 0.79

2 METHANOL 3.03

3 THIOPHENOL 0.54

4 RANEY NICKEL 0.06

5 CYANAMIDE SOLN(50%) 0.39

6 METHYL CHLORO FORMATE 0.46


8 BUTYL ACETATE 0.41


(10) MEBENDAZOLE

1 PCBA 0.26

2 HNO3 55% 0.21

3 H2SO4 1.08

4 BENZENE 1.57

5 THIONYL CHLORIDE 0.13


7 ACETIC ACID 0.08

8 LIQ AMMONIA 0.12

9 METHANOL 3.06

10 SULPHUR 0.22


12 THIOUREA 0.15

13 DIMETHYL SULPHATE 0.12

14 METHYL CHLORO FORMATE 0.13

15 CAUSTIC SODA LYE 0.04

(11) METRONIDAZOLE

1 2 METHYL 5 NITRO IMIDAZOLE (2MNI) 1.20

2 GL A .ACID 0.78

3 ACETIC ANHYDRIDE 0.08

4 ETHYLENE OXIDE 0.96

5 SULPHURIC ACID 70% 1.15

6 LIQ NH3 1.12

7 CARBON 0.08



(12) METRONIDAZOLE BENZOATE

1 METRONIDAZOLE 0.71

2 BENZENE 1.79

3 BETA PICOLINE 0.54

4 BENZOYL CHLOIRDE 0.71

5 LIQUOR AMMONIA 25% 0.14

6 METHANOL 2.50

7 CHARCOAL 0.04

(13) TINIDAZOLE

1 2 METHYL 5 NITROMIDAZOLE (2MNI) 1.42

2 BENZENE 1.13

3 ETHYL THIO ETHANOL 1.13


5 LIQ AMMONIA 2.08

6 H2O2 50 % 0.92

7 METHANOL 0.85

8 CHARCOAL 0.03

(14) ORNIDAZOLE

1 2 METHYL 5 NITRO IMIDAZOLE 1.92

2 FORMIC ACID 85% 1.15

3 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 3.33

4 EPICHLORO HYDRINE 1.73

5 LIQ AMMONIA 3.98


7 METHANOL 1.73


(15) OXYCLOZANIDE

1 3, 5, 6 TRI CHLORO SALICYLIC ACID 0.61

2 THIONYL CHLORIDE 0.30

3 2, 4 -DI CHLORO - 6- AMINO PHENOL 0.45

4 MONO CHLORO BENZENE (FRESH) 0.18

5 MONO CHLORO BENZENE (RECOVERED) 3.92

6 ACETONE (FRESH) 0.39

7 ACETONE (RECOVERED) 2.78


(16) ROXARSONE

1 SODA ASH 0.29

2 ARSENIC TRIOXIDE 0.31

3 PARA CHLORO ANILINE 0.37

4 HCL 32 % 1.00

5 SODIUM NITRITE 0.42


7 COPPER SULPHATE 0.15

8 NITRIC ACID 98% 0.40



9 CAUSTIC LYE 48% 0.21

10 CARBON 0.04

(17) CHLORPHENIRAMINE MALEATE (C.P. MALEATE)

1 4 CHLROBENZYL CYANIDE 0.95

2 SODIUM AMIDE 0.80

3 PARA CHLORO PYRIDINE 0.4

4 DIMETHYL AMINO ETHYL CHLORIDE 0.70


(18) BROMHEXINE HCL

1 MONO CHLORO BENZENE 3.93

2 ORTHO NITRO TOLUENE 0.86

3 DIBROMO DIMETHYL HYDANTOIN 0.39

4 AZOBISISOBUTYRONITRILE 0.07

5 SODIUM BIO-CARBONATE SOLN. 0.79

6 N-METHYL CYCLOHEXYLAMINE 0.96

7 HYDROCHLORIC ACID (30%) 1.25

8 METHANOL 7.02

9 ACT.CARBON 0.04

10 IRON POWDER 0.36

11 LIQ . BROMINE 0.14

12 ETHYL ACETATE 5.71

13 SODIUM HYDRO SULPHITE 0.03

(19) AMBROXOL HCL

1 METHANOL 3.41

2 METHYL ANTHRANILATE 0.48

3 BROMINE 0.09

4 LIQ. AMMONIA 0.07

5 HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 0.09

6 THF 1.77

7 SODIUM BORO HYDRIDE 0.12

8 ACETIC ACID 0.02

9 TOLUENE 5.21

10 CHARCOAL 0.04

11 MANGANESE DIOXIDE 1.01

12 TOLUENE 2.51

13 SODIUM BOROHYDRIDE 0.10

14 TRANS 4-AMINO CYCLOHEXANOL 0.11

15 IPA 3.23

16 ACT CARBON 0.01

17 HCL 0.24

(20) PHENYLPHERINE HCL

1 3 HYDROXY ACETOPHENONE 1.33


3 BROMINE 0.78



4 TOLUENE 12.56

5 SODIUM BI CARBONATE SOLUTION 0.18

6 2-METHYL BENZYL AMINE 0.92

7 IPA HCL 1.44

8 METHANOL 8.00

9 PALLADIUM CHARCOAL CATALYST 0.28

10 CARBON 0.05

11 LIQ.AMONIA 1.67

12 IPA 1.20

13 L(+)TARTARIC ACID 1.11



16 IPA HCL 20% 0.80

17 CARBON 0.04

18 ACETONE 0.27

(21) DEXOMETHERPHAN

1 CYCLO HEXNYL ETHYL AMINE 0.4

2 4 METHOXY PHENYL ACETIC ACID 0.25

3 PHOSPHOROUS OXY CHLORIDE 0.4

4 SODIUM BROMO HYDRIDE 0.14

5 ORTHO XYLENE 0.5

6 CAUSTIC SODA LYE 0.35

7 TOLUENE 3.59

8 SODIUM SALT 0.5

9 D MANDALIC ACID 0.4

10 SMO 0.4

11 METHYL FORMATE 0.51

12 PHOSPHORIC ACID 0.31

13 PHOSPHOROUS PENTOXIDE 0.3

14 METHANOL 0.5

15 FORMALDEHYDE 0.48

16 FORMIC ACID 0.36


18 ACETONE 0.5

19 HYDROBROMIC ACID 0.4

(22) SALBUTAMOL SULPHATE

1 METHYL SALICYLATE 0.33

2 ETHYLENE CHLORIDE 3.50



5 SODIUM CARBONATE 0.03

6 CITRIC ACID 0.01

7 ICE 0.53



8 ACETONE 1.00

9 POT CARBONATE 1.00

10 POTASSIUM IODIDE 0.04

11 BENZYL CHLORIDE 0.40

12 METHANOL 5.00

13 TBAB 0.05


15 BROMINE 0.87

16 DIGLYME 0.33

18 T-BUYL AMINE 0.84

19 TBAB 0.01

20 SODIUM BOROHYDRIDE 0.29

21 PD/C 10 % 0.04


23 A CHARCOAL 1.00

(23) THEOPHYLLINE

1 UREA 0.50

2 MMA GAS 0.39

3 CAA AQUEOUS 0.80

4 MIBK 0.10



7 CAUSTIC LYE 48 % 0.99

8 SULPHURIC ACID (98%) 0.70

9 IRON POWDER 0.27


11 HYDROSO 0.01

12 FORMIC ACID 0.63

13 PROCESS SALT 0.50

14 HYFLO 0.01

15 DMS 0.00

16 CHLOROFORM 0.00

17 HYDROSO 0.01

18 A.CARBON 0.20

(24) CAFFEIN

1 UREA 0.58

2 MMA GAS 0.58

3 CAA AQUEOUS 0.43


5 MIBK 0.09



8 CAUSTIC LYE 48 % 0.44



9 IRON POWDER 0.26


11 HYDROSO 0.01

12 FORMIC ACID 0.55

13 PROCESS SALT 0.76

14 HYFLO 0.01

15 DMS 0.72

16 HCL 0.02

17 CHLOROFORM 0.25

18 HYDROSO 0.01

19 A.CARBON 0.30

(25) THEOBROMINE

1 CYNOACETIC ACID (CAA) 0.33

2 MONOMETHYLUREA 0.89



5 HCL 0.67

6 MMA GAS 0.22

7 BROMINE 0.09

8 H2O2 0.20

9 FORMIC ACID 0.22

10 C S LYE 48% 0.11

11 CARBON 0.03

(26) CIPROFLOXACIN

1 3 CHLORO 4 FLUORO ANILINE 0.2

2 CYCLOPROPYLAMINE 0.22

3 TRIETHYL ORTHO FORMATE 0.25

4 PIPERAZINE 0.13

5 SODIUM METHOXIDE 0.3

6 DIMETHYL CARBONATE 0.24

7 DIMETHYL SULPHOXIDE 0.31

8 PYRIDINE 0.2



11 POT. HYDROXIDE 0.2


13 CUPROUS CHLORIDE 0.2

14 SODIUM CHLORIDE 0.44


16 SODIUM SULPHATE 0.2


18 ACETIC ACID 0.2

19 HYDROCHLORIC ACID 3




21 ACIVATED CARBON 0.15

22 HYFLOSUPERCEL 0.10

23 AMMONIA 0.15

24 EDTA 0.04

26 CAUSTIC SODA FLAKES 0.25

27 BENZENE 1.0

28 METHANOL 4.95

29 EDC 0.18

(27) OFLAXACIN

1 OFLOXACIN Q ACID 0.81

2 METHANOL 0.83

3 N-METHYL PIPERAZINE 0.35

4 N-BUTANOL 0.49


6 ACETIC ACID 0.29

7 LIQUOR AMMONIA 0.28

(28) ENROFLOXACIN

1 3 CHLORO 4 FLUORO ANILINE 0.12

2 CYCLOPROPYLAMINE 0.17

3 TRIETHYL ORTHO FORMATE 0.15

4 PIPERAZINE 0.25

5 SODIUM METHOXIDE 0.28

6 DIMETHYL CARBONATE 0.15

7 DIMETHYL SULPHOXIDE 0.20

8 PYRIDINE 0.16



11 POT. HYDROXIDE 0.18


13 CUPROUS CHLORIDE 0.18

14 SODIUM CHLORIDE 0.12


16 SODIUM SULPHATE 0.15


18 ACETIC ACID 0.02



21 ACIVATED CARBON 0.15

22 HYFLOSUPERCEL 0.1

23 AMMONIA 0.25

24 EDTA 0.04




26 BENZENE 0.13

27 METHANOL 0.59

28 EDC 0.5

(29) SILDINAFIL CITRATE

1 2- PENTANONE 0.05

2 SMO LIQUOR 0.06

3 HYDRAZINE HYDRATE 80% 0.07


5 METHANOL 0.38

6 DI ETHYL OXALATE 0.3


8 C.S FLAKES 0.25

9 DMS 0.58

10 HCL 0.58

11 T.C 0.43

12 DMF 0.04

13 HNO3 98% 0.92


15 IRON POWDER 100 MESH 0.75

16 AMMONIA GAS 0.35

17 TOLUENE 0.50

18 SODA ASH 0.70

19 2-ETHAOXY BENZOIC ACID 0.43

20 CHLOROSULPHONIC ACID 0.4

21 N- METHYL PIPERAZINE (NMP) 0.20

22 EDC 0.94

23 CITRIC ACID MONOHYDRIDE 0.25

24 ACETONE 0.32


26 HYFLOW SUPER CELL 0.01

(30) TRAMADOL HCL

1 CYCLOHEXANONE 1.00

2 DIMETHYL AMINE HCL 0.63

3 PARAFORMALDEHYDE 0.23

4 ACETIC ACID 0.02

5 C.S FLAKES 0.36

6 TOLUENE 1.93

7 THF 0.50

8 MG. TURNING 0.13

9 MCA 0.91

10 HCL 30% 0.68

11 TOLUENE 2.73

12 C S FLAKES 0.23

13 REAGENT 0.82



14 AMMONIA 25% 1.02

15 IPA 1.14


17 IPA HCl 0.70

(31) LUMEFANTRINE

1 2,7 DI CHLORO 9-H FLUORENE 0.45

2 MDC 12.74



5 METHANOL 3.97

6 SODIUM BI CARBONATE 0.16

7 SODIUM BORO HYDRIDE 0.05

8 DI BUTYL AMINE 0.41

9 N BUTANOL 3.81

10 PARA CHLORO BENZALDEHYDE 0.34

11 N BUTANOL 2.22


(32) ALUMINIUM HYDROXIDE GEL/POWDER


2 C S LYE 0.13

3 SOD ASH 0.01

4 CARBON 0.01

(33) AMPCILLIN TRIHYDRATE

1 6-AMINO PENICILLANIC ACID(6-APA) 1.4


3 ACETAMIDE 0.7

4 DIMETHYLDICHLOROSILANE(DMDCS) 1

5 ISO PROPYL ALCOHOL 2.4

6 TRIMETHYL AMINE 1.6

7 CAUSTIC SOLUTION 0.6

8 ACETONE 4.3

9 PGCH 1.4

(34) AMOXICLLINE TRIHYDRATE


2 DANE SALT 0.90

3 NN DIMETHYL ACETAMIDE 0.29

4 2,6 LUTIDINE 0.03

5 PIVALOYL CHLORIDE 0.36

6 2 ETHYL HEXANOIC ACID 0.03

7 6 APA 0.60

8 IPA 0.71

9 TEA 0.29

10 HCL 0.48

11 LIQ NH3 0.24



12 ACETONE 1.00

13 LIQ NITROGEN 3.95

(35) CLOXACILLIN

1 6-APA 0.49

2 AMMONIA SOLUTION 0.32

3 CMIC 0.61


5 NACL 0.66

6 SODIUM HEXONATE 0.98

(36) CEPHALEXIN

1 MECL2 7.24

2 ACETAMIDE 0.64

3 HMDS 0.8

4 7 ADCA 1

5 D(ALPHA) PGCH 1.16

6 TEA 1.12

7 METHANOL 2.24


9 ACETONE 2.2



Annexure-3 Details of Hazardous waste management

SR.

NO.

NAME OF

WASTE

WASTE

CATEGORY

TOTAL QTY.

MT/MONTH

MODE OF DISPOSAL

1 ETP Sludge 35.3 75 Collection, Storage, Transportation and

Disposal at TSDF site (SEPPL).

2 Discarded Containers 33.1 5 Collection, Storage, Transportation & sold

to GPCB authorized vendors.

3 HDPE Bags 33.1 2 Collection, Storage, Transportation & sold

to GPCB authorized vendor.

4 Distillation Residue 36.1 64 Collection, Storage, Transportation & co-

processing in cement industries or sent to

SEPPL for incineration.

5 Used Oil 5.1 0.5 Collection, Storage, Transportation & Sell

to registered reprocessor or reused as

lubricant.

6 Process Waste 28.1 122 Collection, Storage, Transportation & co-

processing in cement industries or Sent to


7 Spent Carbon 28.3 35 Collection, Storage, Transportation & co-

processing in cement industries or Sent to


8 Iron Sludge -- 220 Collection, Storage, Transportation & Sent

to Cement Industry.

9 Spent Catalyst 28.2 3 Collection, Storage, Transportation &

return back to supplier for re-generation or

Disposal at TSDF site (SEPPL).

10 Spray Dryer Salt -- 300 Collection, Storage, Transportation and

Disposed at nearest TSDF site (SEPPL).

11 Aluminium Hydroxide -- 500 Collection, Storage, Transportation and

sell to Pharmaceutical Industries &

Aluminium Metal Manufacturing

Industries.

12 Sodium Sulphate -- 330 Collection, storage & reuse in

Enrofloxacin (330).

13 HCl (32%) -- 880 Collection, Storage & Reuse in

Roxarsone (880).

14 H2SO4 (70%) -- 700 Collection, Storage & Reuse in

Metronidazole & Ornidazole etc. (700).

15 Ammonium Chloride 123 Collection, Storage, Transportation and sell

to Fertilizer Industry, Pharmaceutical

Industries.

16 Sodium Carbonate -- 220 Collection, Storage & Reuse in

Mesalmine & Salbutamol Sulphate (220).

17 Sodium Hydroxide -- 140 Collection, Storage & Reuse in



Mesalmine (140).

18 Sodium Bromide -- 150 Collection, Storage, recovery and sell to

Pharmaceutical Industries & Petroleum

Industries.

19 KCl Salt -- 52 Collection, Storage, recovery and sell to

Fertilizer Industries & Petroleum

Industries.

20 AlCl2 -- 120 Collection, Storage and Reuse in

Ibufrofen, Mebendazole, Salbutamol

Sulphate etc.(120).

21 MnO2 -- 350 Collection, Storage, Transportation and

sell to end user.

21 Methane Sulfonic Acid -- 396 Collection, Storage, recovery and sell to

end user.

22 Methyl Sodium

Sulphate

-- 560 Collection, Storage, recovery and sell to

end user.

23 MMA Solution -- 115 Collection, Storage, recovery and sell to

Pesticide Industries, Animal Nutrient Mfg.

Industries, Paper Industries & Resin

Industries.

24 Ether -- 440 Collection, Storage, recovery and sell to

Dimethyl Sulfate Mfg. Industries &

Chemical Industry as a Solvent.

Solid Waste

1. Fly Ash -- 75 Collection, Storage, Transportation and

sell to brick manufacturer

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