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GUJARAT POLLUTION CONTROL BOARDPARYAVARAN BHAVAN
Sector-10-A, Gandhinagar-382 0.10Phone : (079) ZJZ26zgsFax : (079) 23232156Website I www. gpcb.gov.in
Bv R.P.A.D.ln exercise of the power confened rurder section-2Sof the Water
(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act-1974. under section-21 of the Air(Prevention and Control of Poltution) Acr1981 a:rd r\uthorization under rule3(c) & 5(5) of the Hazardous rv\/aste (Management and HanrJting and Transboundary Movernent) Rules '2008 framed under the Environment (Protection)Act-l986.This Board is empowered to grant CC&A.
And whereas Board has received consolidated consent application videNo.986?4 Dated: 08/09/2015 for the consolidated consent and authorization(CC & A-Fresh) of this Board under the provisions / rules of the aforesaidActs. Consent & Authorization is hereby granted as under.
COIYSEI{T AND AUTHORI SATION:(lJnder the provisions / rules of the aforesaid environmental acts)To,M/s. Paradise Healthcare,
,. Pfot no.: C-7/42115,-/ GIDC Nandesari,
Disf : Vadodara-391340.
Consent Order No.: AWH-73626. Date of issue: o8l0g/2015.The consent shall be valid upto27/05/?/,lr for the use of outlct tbr thedischarge of treated efTluent & air emission and to operate industrial
ant for manuf-acture of the followlng items / products:Sr. No. Product Quantih'I Potassiurn Iodide 2 MT4r{onfh) Potassium Ioriate 2]rfT,4\fonth3. Sodium lodlde-- 2 MT,Month4. S o cii um -\'l-eriFerioriare 2 h{TA4onth5. Calcirln Iodate 3 MTrMonth
5 MTAvIonthffiffiI. Sodium l*litrate 2 85 MT/Month
Dilute Phosphoric Acid L.' 5l MT/tritonth
3. CONDITION LTNDER T}IE \I'ATER ACT:3.1 rhe quantitl' of the industrial eft'luent to be generated from the
manufacnrring process and oiher ancillary industrial operations shall benot exceed 4 KL,lDa1,,The effluent shall be treated by onsite adequate
GPCII ID: 45404
Clean Gujarat Green Gtgaratf SO - 9001 - 2008 & ISO - 14001 - 2004 Certified Orqanisation
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nechanical evaporator and Reverse Osmosis S1'stem and treated effluentshall be reused.Industry shall achieve Zero Liquid l)ischarge.The qu.tntitv the domestic rvastewater (sewage) shall not exceed 1.5KlEay.Selvage shall be disposed of through septic tank/soak pit system.
4.2
4.3
CONDITIONS UNDER AIR ACTThe follorving shall be used as fuel
Cyclor,'DustCttlectirr,r N
4.4 process
1-J.J
4n1T. I
Thereact
Sr. No. I FuelFire Wood Or BriqueneBiomass
15 kgAr Or 10 kg/tr
a
to achieve norrns prescribed herewith.
the followine. standards:Sr. Stack Stack APCM
lPar",'r"tG-
1981:in Boiler
I' Particulate MatterSoz
gas ernrsslorss vessel stnil
th'r6'dghcrrlform
stack/ventr the follor
attached to various
+.5l.--|o-'-]---1 I --"--]:_l-__:_stack monitoring facilities like pon hole, platiorm/tadier etc., shall beprovided with stacks/vents chimney in orrler to facilitate samplins ofgases being emitted into the atmosphere.
The flue gas emission through stack attached to Eoiler shall conform to
150 mgNM100 ppm
{JIS. PTOUESS VC ise cCh to the lollowrns standardsStackNo.
StackAttachedTo
Stfcad
F#:g!t.rAPCM Parametcr Permissihle
Limit
I Reactor(Volure'Redrctftintr
I I meter AlkaliScrubber
Particulate MatterSOz
NO-
5OmgAIM100 ppm50 ppm
2. Rea.tU.;(Iiicscolr, er)
11 meter AlkaliScmbber
Particulate MatterSO:NO"HCI
s0mdNM]_1,100 pprn
I
50ppm ^ j
20 msh' I
? FBD 5 meter Particulate MatterSozNO"
50mglNM100 ppm50 rrnrn
Aa- Electric
Ptugt5 meter Particulate Matter 50mgAIM
GPCB ID; 4s404
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GUJARAT POLLUTION CONTROL BOARDPARYAVARAN BHAVAN
Sector-10-A, Gandhinagar-Sg2 010Phone : (079) 2322629sFax : (079) 23292156Website : www.gpcb.gov,in
4.6 The concentration of'the following parameters in the ambient air withrnthe premises of the industry and a distance of l0rneters from the source)other than the staclc/vent) shall not exceed the followinz levels.
Parameterf r EXUgtru LIrc 1()Il()wl
Pinn-irriUte l-imit'--Annual
Permissible Limit 24Hrs. Averase
Particulate matter-y 6fPM I 0l 60Microeram NM' lO0Microerzun ,t{]rfParticulate matter-r sl PN[2. 5 I 40Microsram /NMr 60Micromam,tlM'Oxides of Sulohur 50Microeram ,NM' S0Microffam NM'Oxides of },litrosen 40Microsram /NM' S0Microffam NMHCI 200Microerarn NM'
4.1 The applicant shall provide portholes, ladder, platfonn etc at chinrney(s)for monitoring the air ernissions and the same shall be open forinspection to/and for use of Board's staft-. The chimney(s) vents attacheclto various sources of emission shail be de signeci by numbers such as S-1, S-2, etc. and these shall be painted/ displayed to facilitateidentification.
4.8 There shall no an1' fugitive emission andior odour pollution due tomanuiactr-uing activities and ancillary operatr,rs. - Adequate rneasuresshall be taken therot'.
4,9 The Industry, shail take adequate neasurr,r ftrr control of noise leveisfi'om its own sources rvithin the premis; i so) as to maintain ambient ai-rquality standards in respect of noise io tesss than 75 dB(A) during daytime and 70 dB(A) during night tine.' Dar;.time is reckoned in between 6a.m. and 10 p.m. and nighttime ir r-koDned between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.
5 GENERAL CONDITIONS: -
5,I Any change in persortr. cquipment or working conditions asmentioned in the conse,ts - -foirmlorder should immediately be intirnatedto this Board.
5.2 Applicant shall aJrc crrmply rvith the general conditions given inannexure- I.
5'3 If the productp'oressrss falls in SCFIEDTILE-I or II of the EnvironmentalAudit Schff1e* a* specified in the order dated 13/3/97 of Hon. Highcourt in i,c'.'. No326lg7 in scA No.770l95, the applicant shall alioabide [r thr said scheme.
6 AJrgirlrRISATIoN FoR TIIE MAI']AGEMENT & IiANDLING oFirrSzrrRDOUS WASTES Fomr-2 (See rute 5 (4)).
6. I i.rli,nber of authorization: AWH-'13626 Date of issue: 0g/09/201 5.6 2 ,ws. Paradise Healthcare is hereby granted an authorization to operate
facility for following hazardous wastes on the premises situated at plotno.: C-1/42l15, GIDC Nandesari-391340 Dist: Vadodara.
GPCB ID: 45404
Clean Gujarat Green GujaratISO - 9001 - 2008 & ISO - 1400i - ZOO4 Certified Organisation
SpentCarbon
zc l,,l
MT,Year
taMTft'"*
36 MTAlear 28.2 Chrllection, Stcrage,
Environment Control Ltd6.3
6.46.5
6.66.6.1
6.6.2
6.6.3
6.6.4
6o.5;
6],i,:6
6.6.7
-..ryI ne autho'zation is granted to op.-J.. o. iacrlrty for collection, sbrage.transportation and disposar of Haeraoiis,rs wastes as mentioned above.The aurhorization shair be i" fr*- i;;o"rroo upto27/0512020.The authorization is subjec,: to the conclitions stated be low and suchother conditions as may h sp.cr,tfrJ in1ir",r1", from time to time Lutderthe_Environment (prote.itir), Act_ t ggO.TERMS AND CONI;TIN}I.trS CJr ETIiXORISATION:.The applicanr shai,.l-qll with the provisions of the Environment(Protection) Act - i98tu and
-the rul"s maie there under.
''he authoriziln''shat be p.oaurea iol*inrp""rion ar the request of ano{ircer autbrizse, br,.the Gu^iararfollution Cont ol Board.The percns authorized .ir",
""i-]""i, lend, sel', and transfer ofotherwbr. fransport the frazarAous -*uu",
without obtaining priorpernrssioi('.1of the Gujarat pollution Control Board.Al>y urnutirorize<I change in paoono"t,. equipment or workingcoidftltions as mentioned in the autnJration order by the personsarthtorized shall constitute a breach oitf,"i, uott orization.lr is the duty of the authoriz"o p.t.on'to take prior permission of theGujarat Pollution Control Boarcl il "lor"
a,An appricarion ro, *r" renervar of uu ar*,o'#xJil?r"iii*;;'rade as raiddorvn in rule 5 (6) (ii).lndustry shall have to display the relevant. information with regard tohazardous waste as indicaied i' the coia,, order in w.p. No.657 of1995 dated t4th Octobe,r 2003.
l. I \\'ast"-l euiliiqvNol I
l. lu*a oil
DiscardedContainers
Facility
Collection, rro.as;l_-=---I'ransportation Disposal by$elling to registeredre-refiners
0.01 MT/Year
Collection sto.rg.- ,tDecontamination rvithin&qqry=Prernises.Collection, --- St,rac-.T reatment. Transportaton u-naDisposal at NandesariEnvironment Control Ltd
j Trc;atment, Transponation andI Drsposal at Nandesari
GPCB ID:45404
EiluGPCB
GUJARAT POLLUTION CONTROL BOARDPARYAVAFAN BHAVAN
Sector-10_A, Gandhinagar_Bg2 010Phone : (079) ZSZZ1Z}1Fax : (079) 2g292156Website : www. gpcb.gov.in6'6'8 Industry shall have to dispray on-li'e data outside the main factory gatewith regard to quantiry and narure of hazardou,
"t "*i"ui, being handledin the plant' including rvaste water ancl air emissions anJsolid hazartlouswaste generated rvithin the factory prcmises.
6.6.9 **:::t..lall- submit annut ,*pt,t rvirhin 1-5 days and sub squinty byJ r January eveTv ),ear.
6.6.10Industry shall not recycle the waste falling uncler Scheudle_4 of theAuthorization Hazardous \.vaste Rures-200 g, 1i r I th"y obtain registrationas a recycler from CPCB I GPCB.
6'6' 11 Industry shall explore possibilities fbr waste minimization, recluction.reuse, recl'cling. reco\rery, energ)r utilization, co-processing at Cernentkiln and submit the proposal for ilie same.
For and on behalf ofGujarat Pollution Control Boardn {l ,
L't'-*''(Dipali Tank)
Unit Head
NO. cP CB/NOC-VRD- 3 j 97 ( 1) ilD : 4 s 404,,Issued To:M/s. Paradise Healthcare,PIot no.: C-\/42/lS,GIDC Nandesari,Dist: Vadodara-39 1 340.
GPCB lDr 45404
Clean Gujarat Green Gujaratlso - 9001 - 2008 & rso - 14001 - 2ae4 certified organisation
M/s. PARADISE HEALTHCARE, NANDESARI, VADODARA COMPLIANCE REPORT FOR CONSENTAND AUTHORIZEDCONDITIONS
ORDER NO. AWH - 73626
Sr. No.
Consent And Authorization Conditions Compliance 1. Consent Order No.- AWH- 73626, Date of issue: 08/09/2015 -- 2. The consent shall be valid up to 27/05/2015 for the use of outlet for the
discharge of treated effluent & air emission and to operate industrial plant for manufacture of the following items/ product:
Sr. No.
product Quantity
1. Potassium Iodide 2 MT/Month 2. Potassium Iodate 2 MT/Month 3. Sodium Iodide 2 MT/Month 4. Sodium Metaperiodate 2 MT/Month 5. Calcium Iodate 3 MT/Month 6. Iodie Acid 5 MT/Month 7. Hydriodic acid 47-57% 5 MT/Month 8. Crude Iodine 5 MT/Month By product 1. Sodium nitrate 2.85 MT/Month 2. Dilute Phosphoric Acid 0.51 MT/Month
Monthly production is within limit.
3. CONDITIONS UNDER WATER ACT : 3.1 The quality of the industrial effluent to be generated from the
manufacturing process and other ancillary industrial operations shall be not exceeding 4 KL/day. The effluent shall be treated by outside adequate mechanical evaporation and reverse osmosis system and treated effluent shall be reused. Industry shall achieve zero liquid discharge.
Unit is zero liquid discharge.
3.2 The quality the domestic waste water (sewage) shall not exceed 1.5KL/day. Sewage effluent quantity is within consented quantity.
3.3 Sewage shall be disposed of through septic tank/soak pit system. Sewage is disposing through septic tank/soak pit system
4. CONDITIONS UNDER AIR ACT 1981: 4.1 The following shall be used as fuel in boiler respectively.
Sr. No.
Fuel Quantity 1. Fire Wood or briquette Biomass 15 Kg/hr or 10 Kg/hr
Consumption of fire wood or briquette is within limit.
4.2 The applicant shall install & operate air pollution control system in order to Complied.
M/s. PARADISE HEALTHCARE, NANDESARI, VADODARA achieve norms prescribed herewith.
4.3 The flue gas emission through stack attached to boiler shall conform to following standards: Sr. No.
Stack attached to
Stack height
APCM Parameter Permissible limit
1. Steam Boiler
15 meter Cyclone dust collector
PM SO2 NOx
150 mg/NM3 100 ppm 50 ppm
The flue gas emission is well within permissible limit.
4.4 The process gas emission through stack/vent attached to various reactors, process vessel shall conform to the following standards: Stack No.
Stack Attached To
Stack Height
APCM Parameter Permissible Limit
1. Reactor(volume reduction-1)
11 meter Alkali scrubber
Particulate Matter SO2 NOX
150 mg/NM3 100ppm 50ppm
2. Reactor (dissolver)
11 meter Alkali scrubber
Particulate Matter SO2 NOX HCl
150 mg/NM3 100ppm 50ppm 20 mg/M3
3. FBD 5 meter -- Particulate Matter SO2 NOX
150 mg/NM3 100ppm 50ppm
4. Electric Dryer
5 meter -- Particulate Matter
150 mg/NM3
The process emission is well within permissible limit.
4.5 Stack monitoring facilities like port hole, platform/ladder etc., shall be provided with stack/vent chimney in order to facilitate sampling of gases being emitted into atmosphere.
Complied.
4.6 The concentration of the following parameters in the ambient air within the premises of the industry and a distance of 10 meters from the sources (other than the stack/vent) shall not exceed the following levels. Parameter Permissible
Limit Annual
Permissible Limit 24 Hrs. Average
Particulate matter-10 (PM10)
60 Microgram/NM3
100 Microgram/NM3
Particulate matter-2.5 (PM2.5)
40 Microgram/NM3
60 Microgram/NM3
The unit will maintain the parameters within permissible limits.
M/s. PARADISE HEALTHCARE, NANDESARI, VADODARA Oxides of Sulphur 50
Microgram/NM3
80 Microgram/NM3
Oxides of Nitrogen
40 Microgram/NM3
80 Microgram/NM3
HCl -- 200 Mg/NM3` 4.7 The applicant shall provide portholes, ladder, platform etc at chimney(s) for monitoring the air emissions and the same shall be open for the inspection to/and for the use of Board’s staff. The chimney(s) vent attached to various sources of emission shall be designed by the numbers such as S-1,S-2,etc. and these shall be painted /displayed to facilitate identification.
Portholes, ladder. Platform etc are the provided.
4.8 There shall no any fugitive emission and/or odour pollution due to manufacturing activities and ancillary operation. Adequate measures shall be taken thereof.
Complied.
4.9 The Industry shall take adequate measures for control of noise levels from its own sources within the premises as to maintain ambient air quality standards in respect of noise to less than 75 dB(A) during day time and 70dB(A) during night time and daytime is reckoned in between 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and night time is reckoned between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.
During monitoring period, the LEQ (dB (A)) noise level varied between 53-72(dB (A)) during day time in the project.
5. GENERAL CONDITION: 5.1 Any change in personal equipment or working conditions as mentioned in
the consents from/order should immediately be intimated to this board. Noted by unit.
5.2 Applicant shall also comply with the general conditions given in annexure-I.
Agreed
5.3 If the products process fall in SCHEDULE-I Or II of the environmental audit Schedule as specified in the order dated 13/3/97 of Hon. High Court in MCA NO.326/97 in SCA No.770/95, the applicant shall also abide by the said scheme.
Compiled.
6. AURTHORATION FOR THE MANAGEMENT & HANDLING OF HAZARDOUS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE Form-2(see rule 5(4)).
6.1 Member authorization: AWH-73626.Date issue: 08/09/2015. -- 6.2 M/s paradise Healthcare is hereby granted an authorization to operate
facility for following hazardous wastes on the premises situated at plot no:C-1/42/15,GIDC Nandesari-391340, Dist: Vadodara. Sr. No.
Waste Quantity Schedule-I Facility 1. Used Spent Oil 0.01
MT/Year 5.1 Collection,
Storage,
quality of hazardous waste generation storage & disposal are within the limits.
M/s. PARADISE HEALTHCARE, NANDESARI, VADODARA Transportation, Disposal By Selling To Registered re-refiners.
2. Discarded Containers/ Bags
12 MT/Year
33.3 Collection, Storage & Decontamination within factory premises.
3. ETP Sludge 21 MT/Year
33.3 Collection, Storage, Treatment, Transportation and Disposal At Nandesari Environment Control Ltd (NECL)-TSDF.
4. Spent Carbon 36 MT/Year
28.2 Collection, Storage, Treatment, Transportation and Disposal At Nandesari Environment Control Ltd (NECL)-TSDF.
6.3 The authorization is granted to operate a facility for collection, storage, transportation and disposal of hazardous waste as mentioned above.
Noted by unit.
6.4 The authorization shall be in force for period up to 27/05/2020. Noted by unit.
6.5 The authorization subject to the condition stated below and such other condition as may be specified in the rules from time to time under the environment (protection) Act-1986
Noted by unit
6.6 TERMS AND CONDITION OF AUTHORIZATION: 6.6.1 The applicant shall be complying with provisions of the environment
(protection) Act-1986 and the rules made there under. It is complied.
6.6.2 The authorization shall be produced for inspection at request of an officer authorized by the Gujarat pollution control board.
It is complied.
M/s. PARADISE HEALTHCARE, NANDESARI, VADODARA 6.6.3 The persons authorization shall not rent, lend, sell, and transfer of
otherwise transport the hazardous wastes without obtaining prior permission of the Gujarat pollution control board.
It is complied.
6.6.4 Any unauthorized change in personal, equipment or working condition as mentioned in the authorization order by the persons authorized shall constitute a breach of this authorization.
Noted by unit
6.6.5 It is the duty of the authorization person to take prior permission of the Gujarat pollution control board to close down the facility.
Noted by unit 6.6.6 An application for the renewal of an authorization shall made as laid down
in rule 5(6)(ii). Noted by unit
6.6.7 Industry shall have display the relevant information with the regard to hazardous waste as indicated in the Court’s order in W.P. No.657 of 1995 dated 14th October 2003.
Noted by unit
6.6.8 Industry shall have to display on-line data outside the main factory gate with regard to quality and nature of hazardous chemical being handed in the plant, including waste water and air emissions and solid hazardous waste generated within the factory premises.
Monthly data displayed in display board at main gate.
6.6.9 Industry shall submit annual report within 15 days and sub squinty by 31st January every year.
Next year report will submitted. Also noted by the unit. Noted by unit
6.6.10 Industry shall not recycle the waste falling under schedule-4 of the authorization hazardous waste rule-2008, till they obtain registration as a recycler from CPCB/GPCB.
Noted by unit
6.6.11.
Industry shall explore possibilities for waste minimization, reduction, reuse, recycling, energy utilization, co-processing at cement kiln and submit the proposal for the same.
Noted by unit
m NANDESARI INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION(COMMON EFFLUENT TREATMENT PLANT)
153/A, G.l.D.C. Estate, Nandesari-391 340, Dist. VadodaraPhone : 0265 -2E41016 | ZE4O3Z1 i asgqzit
E-mail : [email protected]
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NIA/CETP /PHC t20 | s20 1 6 I 0t 6
To,Paradise Health Care;Plot No. - C-t/4Zl15;GIDC.Nandesari - 391 340Di-Vadodara
Subject: Membership in the expanded capacitl, of the CETP
Dear Sir.
t7/12t2015
As per the CTE letter received for the expansion of the CETp vide letter no GpCB/CCA-vRD-326(11)1332230 dated 06/11/2015" .we wiil in position to provide membership andaccept your additional effluent of 14.56 KI,/day.(S.s KL D + 9.06 i<r,roay;
We have undertaken expansion of our CETP.
iMeanwhile this letter / certificate has been issued to you so that you can apply for ECA{ocand start the expansion activities along, with the exp'ansion of your ETp. The expansion ofyour ETP should be in consultation with the CETP authorities to determine the outlet limitsiike CoD, BoD, Ammoniacal nitrogen. phenolic compounds and other toxic materials.
Based on the treatment scheme provided by you and the treatability sfudies conducted on theactual effluent supplied by you, you will receive another certificate confirming theacceptance of your treated effluent at CETp,
You will have to abide by all our terms and conditions and you will have to treat the effluentas per the inlet norns of the CETP issued by us in consultation with G'CB.
Yours faithfullyFor Nandesari Industries Association
,,,ffir(Chairman)
CCTO:1. RO,GPCB.VADODARA2. LINIT HEAD-VADODARA, GPCB, GANDHINAGAR
Regd' Office :13411, Opp.^Shopping Centre, G.l.D.C. Nandesari-3gl 340 Dist. Baroll.Phone : 0265 - 2840390, 6594269 Fax: O26E-2R4oRqn
NANDESARI INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION(GOMMON EFFLUENT TREATMENT PLANT)
153/A, G.|.D.C. Estate, Nandesari-391 340, Dist. VadodaraPhone : 0265 - 2841016 | 2840321 I 6594767
E-mail : [email protected] ISO l0l: 2tr4EMS/roI /65t
N I A/CETP/B CP / 2O7s-2O16
To;
Paradise Health Care
c-7,42/ 15, G I DC, NAN DESARI
VADODARA
Dear Sir,
With reference to your letter dated 26/L1/2015, kindly find the following details as per yourrequirement,
Thanking youYours faithfully
Nandesa ri I ndustries AssociationCommon Effluent Treatment PlantN a ndesa ri.
77-72-201.5
1 Total Capacity ofthe CETP At present 5.5 MLD
After Expansion 12 MLD) Total Booked capacity and Actual load received at
oresentTotal Booked Qty = 5.5 MLD
Actual Received QtV = 4.7 ttO3 CETP Up gradation Scheme, if any Hydrodynamic Cavitations and Electro
Oxidation4 Last 5 Analvsis reports of GPCB Attached) Spare Capacity with CETP to accommodate the
increased waste water quantity from the proposed
expansion
4.5 MLD
Expansion of 6.5 MLD -Booked Qty 4.2 MLD not received yet
will be received after exoansionSpare 2.3 MLD
Regd. Office :13411, Opp. Shopping Centre, G.l.D.C. Nandesari-3gl 340 Dist. Baroda.Phone : 0265 - 2840390. 6594768 Fax:0265-2840890
COMPLIANCE REPORT OF TI{E SUGGESTION GTVEN BY THTRD PARTYAUDITOR FOR THE AUDIT PERIOD JANUARY-2A14 TO DECEMBER - 2014
I
ObserYation / Suggestion III
fiaustry SIdil ild6iGil'oniie lerrsciid"at I c,hlorine sensoiastorage as well as distribution systenr for i chlorine storage
lndustty shall provide proper lane,parking and shall depute a person fortanker movement discipline nearby thepremises.
Reply
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and near the tanks
A separate area near the discherge pointcomplete with RCC flooring and drainage systemhas been provided for tanker parking. Only thosetankers which are waiting lo discharge the storedwaste water are placed near the discharggp-o_'.l[_
I Some plantation is being .carried out in thismonsoon season. Since the expansion activitiesare in progress, it is very difficult for the plants tosurvive in the margin area. The majority of theplantation will be carried out after the expansion
in thewlrere
NIA has great potenlial to develop greenbelt around the periphery of thepremises, Industry shall increase/developthe plantation dur.ing this monsoon forhetter results.
Industry shall provide necessarypersonal protective equipnrenls (PPE) toits employees. Industry shali make theseworkers awafe to use ail the necessaryPPEs and mainlain a docurnenUrecord ofthe available and lssued PPEs io the
Agreed to ilreimplemented.
ion and ere being
flri:./t\ {LkM'il ]\!v
(B.d:Fh'fbr)ChairmanNandesari Industries AssociationCommon Effluent Treatment Plant
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tldqslly shall prectice/perform LDAR.qystgm in plant {or detecting leaks andrepair {hereafter and lmproving onoper€lional csnirols and thus reduction of
tinuoirs online chlorine sensors with hooterhave alreadv been installed
It .is Recommended that industry AsiAeA tolheconiilionanawi,i5E- u1rpiemenGi-identify all ohiorrination tank(tlydrodynamic Cavitations tanks) withproper identificatign which is used foriolored effluent as well as post
by end of July 2015
=-*;'r- - *"'--"., .
lndustry shall identify area of tanker j Tanker unloading area have already beenunloadinq i identified and operational
storage shed for lime has been csvered,Additional {acilities wi{l be installed to prevent
lh{ustryshall prevent fugili,re emission ohydrated lime particle from linte storageareaTo cqnduct mock drill for gas linkages as ock drills aro being co[d:ucted regularly.
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;..#3b.,#..-.3wANALYSIS REPORT TOI{
WA'IER / WASTE WATER SAMPLE
, ,. . , :: .sirbf !;.ID: tli$li AqalFig comPlctioii:301d8120 14 |Common Treatment and disposal facilitles (CETP, TSDF,
E-waste recycllng, CBMWTF, Effluent conveyance project,
Incinerators, SolvenUAcld recovery ptant, MSW sanitary
Gujarrt Pollutiotr Conlr0l Boflrd, VRdodara
GIJRI ComPound
Roce Coursc RordVadodara - 390007'tele:0265-2351850
i TestReportNo.:18761
landflll sites, STP) / LAB lnward ;f€ftefOnfDate: 05/09/2014 I
mo/l
m9n
(5520 B APHA standard methods 21sledi. Z-O"gS9SO0 mg/ks
mg/l (5530 D APHA standard methods 21st edi) P,NiI
AphA standard methods 21st edi) I 0.1-0.9 mgn P.NII
q Si;dard Ethods z r st ;r-1 1 3a3ngit-,it1ii B-ApHAEimdad melt'cos7stea,r- - loootloomr/t -
L Nsme of the Customer
2. Addres
3, Nature ofSample '4. Sample Collected By
5. Quantity of Sample Rcceived
6. Code No. ofthe Samplc7. Date & Time ofCollection & Inwarding8. Date of Start & Completion of Anatysis
9. Sampling Point. 10. Flow Details (Remarks)
I l. lV{bde of Disposal
12. Ultimate Receiving Body
13. Temperatrrc on Collection
^14. Carboys Nos for
'--15. Wrter Consumption & !V,W.G (KLPD)
Parameter
Temperalure
Nandesari Induslrifll Association (Cetp) - 22336
ls3/A,,cETP,-Nandcsari.3691340, Taluka : Vadodara, District : Vadodara, GIDC : Nandesari
REP-Representalive, (lnsp Type : ROU-Routinc Visit)
R.N.Shaikh,DEE
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2E/A7/2014, (134s to 1345) & 02/0E/2014
tzt0820t4 & 30/0820r4From final outlct of CETP - -
?F
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ESTUARY OF RIVER MAI{I'l'hrogh ECP
2i & pH Range on pH Srip :7-8
& Color & Appcarance :pale yellow
lod :25.200, Dom :1.000 & lnd :5500.000, Dom :0.800
Unlt Test Method
CfitigradcpH Unlls :3025 (Pan-1 1).1 983
Pt.Co.Sc ls:3025 (Pan-4).1 983 (Pt-Co.Method)
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(2540 C APHA Srandard method 21 st edi.)
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: 13599.{
: 2Si02i2t)lt. (l45-t to r45J) & z6il2t!014; {16/0J,.201J & tZlI4)ZtJlj: Ftolr final trurlc( of thr CJ.i-l !, -.; ---.----; Irr to VtlCl,(ECpL), ,\.l,illl Throgh liCp. Strip itr) 7to g on pl.l stripi e:\ellort.l-trrbi{,r tod :?5200, Don :1.{100 & Inrt :5-i00.000 , Itonr :0.900
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r Naturc of snmp,c ' , H:il:ilriiilrli,I;,",:i"$'i;"jil,;;]jjji'"-'GrDC : Nnn<rcsari
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on Collection : 25 & pH Range on pH Srrip r6,6J14. Crrboys Nos forrs. warer consumption & w.w,c (KL'D) ; ffi iJl[:JJJ:ffi;!T::',::'il]oo, o"* ,o,roo
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incinerators, _SolvenUAcld recovery plant, MSW sa nita ry
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J. Nature ofSamplc4..Sample Collccled By5, Quantity of Sample Recoiveu6, Codc No. oft$c Sanrple7. Dnte & Timc of Collcction & InwardingE. Date ofsrart & Conrpletion ofAnalysis9, Sanpling Point| 0. Flow Dctails (Rcmarks)ll. Mode of Disposal12. Ulrimatc Rcce iving Body
- 13. Temperature on Collectionl. Carboys Nos for
15, lVstcr Consumprion & IV,W,G (KLpD)
Grjrral Pollulion Control Borrd, VndudrrnGlilll Conrpounr.l
llacc Cour.s( lloAdV,rdodfrx . 310007Tclc:026S-2JS4tS0
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: Nandesari lnrJustrial Association (Cctp) _ 223J6: l5J/A.,CETP,-
Naodcs:rri-369i340,'lalulta : Vadodara, District: Vadodara, GIDC: Nandesari: REP-Reprcscntativc, (lnsp .l.ype
: Al'p_On Application)l K.C Pancholi. R.O Head:5lit: 154760
: 26ll2l20la, (1540 ro 1545) & 0t/01/201s. 02/01/20t5 & 3ti0ln0t5: Final dischargc point of thccETP(Aflernrixingrrirrr Deepakr\itritcLtd&IndoNipponch:-*: VECL: ESTUARY OF RTVER tUAtil .rhroeh
ECp: 27 & pH Range on pH Strip :(r!7: 8 & Color & Appcnr,tIcc :palc
"vellow: lnd :25,200. Dom :1,000 & tn<J :5-500,000. Dom :0.E00
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._ I 0,28-1400 mg/t I 1i.70
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lJ, Ternpefrture on Collcetionl. Carboys Nos for
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Comnron Solid Waste Disposal and lnciner;rtton Faciiities
ANNEXURE - VI
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last three years and measures proposed to be taken for avoiding reoccurrence of such accidents in future.
41. (a) Does the company have a well laid down Environment Policy approved by its Board of Directors? If so, it may be detailed in the EIA report. (b). Does the Environment Policy prescribe for standard operating process / procedures to bring into focus any infringement / deviation / violation of the environmental or forest norms / conditions ? If so, it may be detailed in the EIA.
42. What is the hierarchical system or administrative order of the company to deal with the environmental issues and for ensuring compliance with the EC conditions? Details of this system may be given.
43. Does the company have a system of reporting of non compliances / violations of environmental norms to the Board of Directors of the company and / or shareholders or stakeholders at large? This reporting mechanism should be detailed in the EIA Report.
44. Certificate of accreditation issued by the NABET, QCI to the environmental consultant should be incorporated in the EIA Report.
45. A tabular chart with index for point-wise compliance of above TORs.
The above mentioned project specific TORs/additional TORs and the model TORs available in the MoEF’s sector specific EIA Manual for Synthetic Organic Chemical industry shall be considered as generic TORs for preparation of the EIA report in addition to all the relevant information as per the generic structure of EIA given in Appendix III in the EIA Notification, 2006. The project shall be appraised on receipt of the final EIA report.
24. Paradise Health Care GIDC Nandesari, Plot No:C-1/42/15, Nandesari, Vadodara
Screening & Scoping
Project / Activity No.: 5(f)
M/s: Paradise Health Care (herein after Project Proponent – PP) has submitted Application for
Environmental Clearance vide their letter dated 17/12/2014.
Project Status: New
Project / Activity Details:
This unit has applied for manufacturing of Bulk Drugs Intermediates. List of Products and By-products
is as below:
Sr. no.
Name of Product Production Capacity (MT/Month)
1. Adapalene 0.05
2. Atovaquone 0.2
3. Bupropion 1.0
4. Colistimethate Sodium 0.05
5. Dimethyl fumarate 3.0
6. Fluonazole 5.0
7. Glimipride 0.2
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8. Lornoxicam 0.125
9. Levocetrizine 0.5
10. Oxcarbazipine 0.2
11. Olmisartanmedoxomil 0.1
12. Telmisartan 0.1
Total 10.525 MT
By-Products
1. Hydrogen Bromide Solution 2.5 MT
2. Ethyl Acetate 5 MT The project falls under Category B of project activity 5(f) as per the schedule of EIA Notification 2006.
Cost of the proposed project will be Rs. 2.5 Crores. Total area acquired for the proposed project is 786
sq. meter. Fresh Water Requirement for the proposed project will be 28 KL/day (Domestic: 1 KL/day,
Ind. –27 KL/day) which will be sourced from GIDC water supply system. Industrial waste water
generation will be 8.8 KL/day (Process- 6 KL, washings- 0.5 KL, Boiler- 0.3 KL & Cooling- 2 KL). After
oxidation and neutralization, Primary treated effluent will be sent to CETP Nandesari. Domestic waste
water (0.5 KL/day) will be disposed off into soak pit system. Unit has proposed to use Briquettes of Bio
fuel (1.8 MT/day) or wood (1.28 MT/day) as fuel for Boiler (1.2 TPH) and Diesel (40 ltrs/hr) for DG set
(200 KVA). No process gas emission is envisaged. Hazardous waste to be generated are ETP waste
(18 MT/year), Discarded Drums/Containers (1200 no.s/Year) & Bags with liners (12000 no.s/Year),
Used oil (0.05 MT/Year), Spent carbon (16.5 MT/Year), Distillation residue ( 0.5 MT/Year) & Spent
solvent (1686 MT/Year).
Observations/Discussions:
Technical presentation by the PP included general information, details of products and raw materials,
Waste generation, hazards & control, analysis of pollution parameters before and after treatment,
resource consumption and conservation, Risk estimation etc. Committee asked to submit all the details
about the by-products viz. Characteristics, actual end users, feasibility to reuse etc. While discussing
regarding the safety aspects of the project, the committee suggested that all the underground solvent
storage tanks should have RCC walls and RCC flooring at top & bottom. After detailed discussion, the
following additional Terms of Reference were prescribed for the EIA study to be done covering 5 Km
radial distance from the project boundary.
1. Copy of plot holding certificate obtained from GIDC Nandesari.
2. Present land use pattern of the study area shall be given based on satellite imagery.
3. Layout plan of the factory premises. Provision of separate entry & exit and adequate margin all round the periphery for unobstructed easy movement of the emergency vehicle / fire tenders without reversing back. Mark the same in the plant layout.
4. Details of manufacturing process / operations of each product along with chemical reactions, mass balance, consumption of raw materials etc. Details on strategy for the implementation of cleaner production activities. (Give specific details about source of effluent generation).
5. Chemical name of each proposed product to be manufactured. Details on end use of each product.
6. Detailed mass balance and water balance (including reuse-recycle, if any) along with qualitative and quantitative analysis of the each waste stream from the processes.
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7. Assessment of source of the water supply with adequacy of the same to meet with the requirements for the project. Permission obtained from the GIDC for supply of raw water. Undertaking stating that no bore well shall be dug within the premises.
8. Explore the possibility of reuse / recycle and other cleaner production options for reduction of wastes. Details of methods to be adopted for the water conservation.
9. Quality and quantity of waste water to be generated from the manufacturing process of each product to be manufactured along with mass balance.
10. Stream wise qualitative & quantitative analysis of each waste stream (including process water, cooling tower blow down, boiler blow down, washing effluent etc.) to be generated. Characteristics of untreated and treated wastewater. A detailed effluent treat ability study vis-à-vis the adequacy and efficacy of the treatment facilities proposed for the wastewater to be generated. The characteristic on which treatability is based shall also be stated.
11. Details of the ETP units including its capacity, size of each unit, retention time and other technical parameters. Details regarding provision of online continuous pH meter, TOC analyser and flow meter at the final outlet of the ETP.
12. Details of CETP- Nandesari including (1) Total capacity of the CETP (2) Actual load at present (Qualitative and Quantitative - per day) (3) CETP Up gradation scheme, if any (4) Last 6 analysis Reports of GPCB for Inlet and outlet of CETP (5) Spare capacity of CETP with treatability and feasibility report.
13. Plans for management, collection and disposal of waste streams to be generated from spillage, leakages, vessel washing, used container washing etc. Measures proposed for preventing effluent discharge during unforeseen circumstances.
14. One season Site-specific micro-meteorological data using temperature, relative humidity, hourly wind speed and direction and rainfall should be incorporated.
15. Anticipated environmental impacts due to the proposed project/production may be evaluated for significance and based on corresponding likely impacts VECs (Valued Environmental Components) may be identified. Baseline studies may be conducted within the study area of 5 km for all the concerned/identified VECs and likely impacts will have to be assessed for their magnitude in order to identify mitigation measures.
16. One complete season base line ambient air quality data (except monsoon) to be given along with the dates of monitoring. The parameters to be covered shall be in accordance with the revised National Ambient Air Quality Standards as well as project specific parameters. Locations of the monitoring stations should be so decided so as to take into consideration the pre-dominant downwind direction, population zone and sensitive receptors. There should be at least one monitoring station in the upwind direction. There should be at least one monitoring station in the pre dominant downwind direction at a location where maximum ground level concentration is likely to occur.
17. Modelling indicating the likely impact on ambient air quality due to proposed activities. The details of model used and input parameters used for modelling should be provided. The air quality contours may be shown on location map clearly indicating the location of sensitive receptors, if any, and the habitation. The wind rose showing pre-dominant wind direction should also be indicated on the map. Impact due to vehicular movement shall also be included into the prediction using suitable model. Results of Air dispersion modelling should be superimposed on satellite image / geographical area map.
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18. Base line status of the noise environment, impact of noise on present environment due to the project and proposed measures for noise reduction including engineering controls.
19. Specific details of (i) Process gas emission from each unit process with its quantification, (ii) Air pollution Control Measures proposed for process gas emission, (iii) Adequacy of the air pollution control measures for process gas emission, measures to achieve the GPCB norms (iv) Details of the utilities required (v) Type and quantity of fuel to be used for each utility (vi) Flue gas emission rate from each utility (vii) Air Pollution Control Measures proposed to each of the utility along with its adequacy (viii) List the sources of fugitive emission along with its quantification and proposed measures to control it.
20. Details on management of the hazardous wastes to be generated from the project stating detail of storage area for each type of waste, its handling, its utilization and disposal etc. How the manual handling of the hazardous wastes will be minimized. Methodology of de-contamination and disposal of discarded containers and its record keeping.
21. Membership of Common Environmental Infrastructure including CETP, TSDF, Common Hazardous Waste Incineration Facility (CHWIF). (Whichever is applicable)
22. Complete Management plan for By-products/Spent acids to be generated, (if any) from the project including their quantity, quality, characteristics, end use etc. along with the name and address of end consumers to whom the by-product will be sold. Copies of agreement / MoU / letter of intent from them, showing their willingness to purchase said by-product from the proposed project. Also give characteristics of the by products and feasibility of their actual use in respective products as a raw material.
23. Name and quantity of each type of solvents to be used for proposed production. Details of solvent recovery system including mass balance, solvent loss, recovery efficiency feasibility of reusing the recovered solvents etc. for each type of solvent.
24. A detailed EMP including the protection and mitigation measures for impact on human health and environment as well as detailed monitoring plan and environmental management cell proposed for implementation and monitoring of EMP. The EMP should also include the concept of waste-minimization, recycle/reuse/recover techniques, energy conservation, and natural resource conservation. Total capital cost and recurring cost/Year earmarked for environment pollution control measures.
25. Permission from PESO, Nagpur for storage of solvents, other toxic chemicals, if any.
26. Occupational health impacts on the workers and mitigation measures proposed to avoid the human health hazards along with the personal protective equipment to be provided. Provision of industrial hygienist and monitoring of the occupational injury to workers as well as impact on the workers. Plan for periodic medical checkup of the workers exposed. Details of work place ambient air quality monitoring plan as per Gujarat Factories Rules.
27. Risk assessment including prediction of the worst-case scenario and maximum credible accident scenarios should be carried out. The worst-case scenario should take into account the maximum inventory of storage at site at any point of time. The risk contours should be plotted on the plant layout map clearly showing which of the facilities would be affected in case of an accident taking place. Based on the same, proposed safeguard measures including On-Site / Off-Site Emergency Plan should be provided.
28. MSDS of all the products and raw materials.
29. Details of hazardous characteristics and toxicity of raw materials and products to be handled and
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the control measures proposed to ensure safety and avoid the human health impacts. This shall include the details of Antidotes also.
30. Details of quantity of each hazardous chemical (including solvents) to be stored, Material of Construction of major hazardous chemical storage tanks, dyke details, threshold storage quantity as per schedules of the Manufacture, Storage & Import of Hazardous Chemicals Rules of major hazardous chemicals, size of the biggest storage tank to be provided for each raw material & product etc. How the manual handling of the hazardous chemicals will be minimized?
31. Details of the separate isolated storage area for flammable chemicals. Details of flame proof electrical fittings, DCP extinguishers and other safety measures proposed. Detailed fire control plan for flammable substances and processes showing hydrant pipeline network, provision of DG Sets, fire pumps, jockey pump, toxic gas detectors etc.
32. Submit checklist in the form of Do’s & Don’ts of preventive maintenance, strengthening of HSE, manufacturing utility staff for safety related measures.
33. Detailed five year greenbelt development program including annual budget, types & number of trees to be planted, area under green belt development [with map], budgetary outlay; along with commitment of the management to carry out the tree plantation activities outside the premises at appropriate places in the nearby areas and elsewhere.
34. Detailed socio-economic development measures including community welfare program most useful in the project area for the overall improvement of the environment. Submit a detailed plan for social corporate responsibilities, with appropriate budgetary provisions for the next five years and activities proposed to be carried out; specific to the current demographic status of the area.
35. (a) Does the company have a well laid down Environment Policy approved by its Board of Directors? If so, it may be detailed in the EIA report.(b). Does the Environment Policy prescribe for standard operating process / procedures to bring into focus any infringement / deviation / violation of the environmental or forest norms / conditions ? If so, it may be detailed in the EIA.
36. What is the hierarchical system or administrative order of the company to deal with the environmental issues and for ensuring compliance with the EC conditions? Details of this system may be given.
37. Does the company have a system of reporting of non compliances / violations of environmental norms to the Board of Directors of the company and / or shareholders or stakeholders at large? This reporting mechanism should be detailed in the EIA Report.
38. Certificate of accreditation issued by the NABET, QCI to the environmental consultant should be incorporated in the EIA Report.
39. A tabular chart with index for point-wise compliance of above TORs.
The above mentioned project specific TORs/additional TORs and the model TORs available in the MoEF’s sector specific EIA Manual for Synthetic Organic Chemical industry shall be considered as generic TORs for preparation of the EIA report in addition to all the relevant information as per the generic structure of EIA given in Appendix III in the EIA Notification, 2006. The project shall be appraised on receipt of the final EIA report.
25. Megafine Speciality Chemicals Pvt. Ltd.
Plot no:SPS 13/1, Sterling SEZ, Sarod, Ta.: Jambusar, Dist.: Bharuch
Screening & Scoping
Project / Activity No.: 5(f)
NANDESARI INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATIONPlot No. 134/'1, G.l.D.C. Estate, Opp Shopping Centre, Nandesari-391 340, Dist. Baroda
Phone : 0265-2840390 Fax . Q265-2840 890 E-mail : [email protected]
NttuBCP/2015-16/gth Dec, . 2015.
To,M/s. Paradise Healthcare .
Plot No. 42 / 15 , GIDC,Nandesari.
Dear Sir,
With reference to your request letterdtd.0g-12-15, this is to inform you that you.c.an..!9v9top green belt in 200 mtr. area near outside factory premises of M/s.Vadilal Ammonia Plot.No. 50/3 by calrying out fencing six feei distance by the:i9" gt boundary wall with a board that ihis green bJtt area is maintained byM/s. Paradise Healthcare.
With regards,
For Nary]esfl{dustries Association
1g;"-'BabubKai C. PatelChairman - CETP
NANDESARI WATER & UTILITIES LTD13411, G. I. D C. ESTATE
NANDESARI _ 391 340. DIST - BARODAPh. No. 2840390. 2A40322
TO WHOMSOEVER IT MAY CONCERN
Ihis /s to certify that M/s. Paradise Healthcare situated at
PIat No. 42 / 15 , G.. t. D. c. Nandesari has paid water charges
dues up to the month of Nov, - 2015.
We are in position to supply them 32 KUDay water.
For It'ANDISARI WATER & UTtLIT|ES LTD
Date :09-12-2015.
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UNDERTAKING
l/Mr. Kaushik Patel is partner of M/s. paradise Heatthcare, l_ocated at
Plot No. c-1142115, GIDC Nandesari, Dist.:Vadodara,3g1 3,ffi Gujarat
and residing at Plot No.8, shantinagar society, Nr. Bhadar colony,Lunawada-389 230, Dist : Mahisagar, Gujarat, India do hereby ur-ndertake
as under :
t1] we are in process of expansion of existing unit located at plot
No. c-1 142115, GIDC, Nandesari, Dist. Vadodara, and Gujarat formanufacturing of Inorganic products (lodine derivatives) and bulkr{rr rnc P. inlorrnidirlefos
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-=:: 2 :::-2. We declare that no bore u'ell u'ill be dug within the premises.
3. We will grow 10 trees n'ithin the premises and 10 trees out side the premises at
appropiate places.Every' )'ear *'e will incurved expenses of Rs. 20,000 per year for green
belt devlopment. All o\;er\\'e n'ill spend Rs. 1,00.000 for green belt devlopment over a
period of five years.
4. We have applied for Environment Clearance to State Level Environment Impact
Assessment Comminee. Gandhinagar, and Gujarat.
5. As part of EC process. n'e have got prepared EIA report.
6. The orvnership of EIA report remains ri ith us.\...\r.J The data presented in EIA report is true and describes al1 details of the project.
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' .qii We will be responsible for anv t-actuai discrepancy' in EIA report.
What"i$istated here in above is true to the best of mr,knowledge and the same I belive to be true.
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Dist.: Vadodara-391 243. Gujarat. Telefax :(0265) 2830375 / 2830975 / 2831475 / 2831414 Email : [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
Ref. No. : EPE/IBR/15-16/193 Date : August 5, 2015
To,
M/s. Paradise Health Care, C-1, 42/15, G.I.D.C. Estate, NANDESARI. Dist.: Baroda. Gujarat. INDIA. Cell : 8690548458 Email : [email protected]
Kind Attn.: Mr. Kaushikbhai Patel [MD] Ref. : Through your discussion had with our Mr. Pragnesh Patel
Sub.: Submission of our Techno-Commercial proposal for 1,000 Kgs./Hr. (W.P.: 10.54 Kg/Cm2) Solid Fuel Fired Horizontal Smoke Tube
Type Package Fully Wet Back IBR Steam Boiler. Dear Sir, We thank you very much for your enquiry for above subject, While appreciating your interest in our product, we take an opportunity to submit our techno-commercial proposal for the subject Boiler having steam generation capacity of 1000 Kgs/Hr., F&A 1000C feed water temp. & steam Working Pressure of 10.54 Kg/Cm2 (g), respectively.
** Additional Features/Benefits of our superior Model :
- Our most superior model boiler efficiency given more then 75% to 80% on Installation of WPH/APH. - Our boiler compare higher heating surface area. - More safety control higher quality insulation of Rockwool slab 75 mm Thk. - Better quality (Higher UTS) SA-516, Gr. 70 B.Q. Plate - Higher quality more life TATA make BS:3059 all stay tubes. - Calculated / Balance and efficient design with best brand all IBR Valves, Control Safety Valves etc.
For Highlights of EPE Boilers, Comments and clarifications, Design basis, Technical data sheet, Terminal points, Price schedule and Terms & conditions please refer the enclosed Annexures.
We hope the above is in-line with your requirements. In the meantime should you require any further clarifications please feel free to contact us.
Thanking you and assuring you of our best attention/services at all times.
Yours faithfully, For ENERGY PROCESS EQUIPMENTS, Manager – Marketing
EPE
ADVANTAGES / HIGHLIGH OF EPE MAKE HORIZONTAL PACKAGE STEAM BOILER
Most Efficient / Superior Design
Balanced Fully Wet Back Design
Design Calculation higher side then require
Boiler design as per latest IBR Regulation
Calculation of Boiler Safeties 2.5 times
Using only `TATA' make Boiler Quality [B.Q.] Tubes
Using only SA-516, Gr. 70 Boiler Quality Plate
Providing Stainless Steel [SS] vertical Pump
Providing ID Fan (Backward Design)
Providing Branded `Darling Muesco’ make C.S. Safety Relief
Valves
Providing `Danfos' make Pressure Switch
Providing best quality Mobery Dual Controls switch
2 Nos. Man Hole for proper cleaning of boiler
Providing Safety Guard of Gauge glass coke set
Providing 75 mm Thk. Insulation Rock wool
More than 1000 Boilers Installation
EPE
OFFER FOR
SMOKE TUBE SOLID FUEL FIRED – HORIZONTAL –
PACKAGE – FULLY WET BACK BOILER
LIST OF ANNEXURES
ANNEXURE NO. DESCRIPTION PAGE NO.
ANNEXURE-I SALIENT FEATURES 1
ANNEXURE-II OPERATING SAFETY 2
ANNEXURE-III MAIN SCOPE OF SPPLY 3
ANNEXURE-IV TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 5
ANNEXURE-V SCOPE OF SUPPLY WITH MAKE 9
ANNEXURE-VI LIST & MAKE OF BOUGHT ITEMS 10
ANNEXURE-VII LIST OF STD. BOILER CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL 11
ANNEXURE-VIII TERMINAL POINTS 12
ANNEXURE-IX EXCLUSIONS 13
ANNEXURE-X PRICE SCHEDULE 16
ANNEXURE-XI TERMS & CONDITIONS 17
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ANNEXURE-I
SALIENT FEATURES OF BOILER
LARGE HEATING SURFACE AREA :
Extra large heating surface decreases thermal stresses on tubes resulting in long life of the boiler tubes. Large heating surface reduce friction of flue gases resulting in negligible erosion of smoke tubes.
Large heating surfaces reduce flue gas temperature to just above steam temperature. This low pinch point drastically improves boiler efficiency and reduces dry flue gas losses through Chimney.
REDUCED MAINTENANCE : Due to no moving parts in the boiler there is considerable less to maintain in the boiler.
LARGE WATER HOLDING CAPACITY : Large steam and water space results in excellent quality of steam. Typical dryness friction of steam is 0.98 which cannot be matched by any other boiler. Dry steam reduces the processing time, saves steam and improves quality of processed goods.
A collection zone given at the bottom of the boilers drum having no heating surface such as tubes in the zone allowing for collection of TDS in this zone hence enabling the boiler to operate at higher TDS levels in the boiler. Large heating surface enables the boiler to safely handle high TDS water quality resulting in fewer blow down and heat losses. Large water holding capacity within the Boiler shell results in stable boiler pressure in spite of fluctuating loads from the process. Steam is flashed within the boiler without addition of extra heat resulting in very negligible pressure drop within the boiler due to small peaking of demand. Firing is not required to adjust to frequent fluctuating loads as the thermal storage on account of water space eliminates spikes in the steam demand and successfully meets load fluctuation without additional fuel firing.
The boiler is not required to adjust to frequent fluctuating loads as the thermal storage on account of water space eliminates spikes in the steam demand and successfully meets load fluctuation.
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ANNEXURE-II
OPERATING SAFETY :
LOW WATER :
A Automatic water level controlling device is provided with each Boiler to start and stop the feed pump with respect to water level in the boiler. A High Flue gas temperature switch has also been provided so that in case of low water condition as the flue gas temperature increases the boiler will automatically give out a Audio Signal. In case of extreme low water the audio & visual alarm will also be trigged.
HIGH QUALITY : 100 % radiography examination for longitudinal and circumferential seams of shell is carried out. Dye penetration test is carried out for each and every bud joint to avoid all welding flaws. EPE’s compact design requires less space and is easy to install as no special foundation is required.
STEAM PRESSURE : In case of high steam pressure two safety valves are provided to relive the excess steam pressure. Two easing levers are also provided to vent of steam manually and check the working of the valves. An Audio & Visual system is also provided to indicate high Steam pressure.
EASY MAINTENANCE : Hinged doors are provided for the rear smoke box chambers which make easy access to heat transfer surfaces for cleaning and inspection. EPE offers a unique design of smoke tube construction boilers where internal inspection and cleaning of the water side can be easily done. Adequate Man hole at the top and Mud holes at the bottom are conventionally placed to have easy excess in the boiler for cleaning from water side.
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EPE ANNEXURE-III
MAIN SCOPE OF SUPPLY FOR SMOKE TUBE TYPE STEAM BOILER
Sr. No.
Parts Description
Qty.
Make
A) 01.
MAIN BOILER : The Pressure parts consisting of shell and smoke tubes horizontal assembly composing of separate three flue gas passes with minimum back pressure & Boiler Quality Steel, Fully Welded Construction, Shell radiography and hydraulically tested & necessary nozzles for Valves, Mountings & instruments with Man- holes and mud holes confirming to IBR Act. with latest amendment.
01 No.
Energy Process Equip.
B) 01.
ACCESSORIES : Water Feed Pump
02 Nos.
Shakti / CNP or Equiv.
02. Feed Water Pump Electric Motors 02 Nos. Shakti /CNP 03. Induced Draft Fan Assembly 01 Set Energy Process Equiv. 04. *Air / Water Preheating System 01 Set Energy Process Equiv. C) 01.
IBR MOUNTINGS & FITTINGS :
Main Steam Stop Valve
01 No.
Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv.
02. Auxiliary Steam Stop Valve 01 No. Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. 03. Spring Loaded Safety Relief Valve 02 Nos. Darling Muesco / Safecone 04. Isolating Valve for Feed Water Line
Feed Line Non-Return Valve 02 Nos. 02 Nos.
Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv.
05. Blow Down Valve 01 No. Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. 06. Water Level Gauge Coke Set 02 Nos. Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. 07. Water Level Controller Drain Valve 01 No. Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. 08. Water Level controller isolation valve 02 Nos. Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. D)
01.
INSTRUMENTS, CONTROLS & SAFETIES
Mobery Dual Control Switch for Feed pump control
01 No.
Malhotra (Kinshuk) / Sehgal n Sehgal
02 Steam Pressure Switch 01 No. DANFOS 03. Steam Pressure Indicator 01 No. FBG/H-Guru/KI 04. Temperature Controller cum Indicator 01 No. SELECTRON or Equivalent 05. Dust Proof Control Panel completely consist of :
a) Contactor & Overload Protection Relays for each pump Motor. b) Push Buttons c) Indicating Bulbs with name plate for visual indication of various controls modes mentioned above mounted on panel front. d) M.C.B. unit for control circuit safety. e) Various rotary switches.
01 Set Energy Process Equip.
* Optional Contd…. On Page No. 2…
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E)
01.
DOCUMENTS :
Operation & Maintenance manual with wiring diagram.
01 Set
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02. IBR Folder with Detailed Engg. Drawing 01 Set CIB / EPE
03. Our Standard G.A. Sketch drawings. 01 Set EPE
04. IBR Piping, Boiler/Pipeline Registration, Govt. Fee, Necessary Ductlines, Inter connected electric cabling etc.
CLIENT SCOPE
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ANNEXURE – IV
[Technical Specification of Smoke Tube Type Wet Back Steam Boiler]
SR NO
DESCRIPTION UNIT TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS MODEL IBW-10 TYPE FULLY WET BACK (Smoke
Tube Type)
1 PERFOMANCE 1000 Kg/Hr. F & A 1000C 1.1 STEAM PRESSURE -SAFETY VALVE SET
PRESSURE KG/CM2 10.54
1.2 TEMPERATURE DEG C 185 1.3 STACK TEMPERATURE DEG C 150 to 180 1.4 DRYNESS FRACTION % 0.98
1.5 FUEL CONSUMPTION (Approx.) COAL KG/HR 170 (Steam Coal) LIGNITE KG/HR 205 FIRE WOOD [MAX. CUT PCS. SIZE : 3” / 4” ] KG/HR 260 1.6 TYPE OF GRATE FIXED
2 DESIGN DATA 2.1 DESIGN CODE IBR 1950 WITH LATEST
AMMENDMENTS
2.2 DESIGN PRESSURE KG/Sq.cm 10.54 2.3 MOC
SHELL SA 516, GR. 70 B.Q. PLATES TUBES BS : 3059 B.Q. TUBES
`TATA' MAKE
2.4 HEATING SURFACE AREA M2 47.00 + 2.5 WATER HOLDING CAPACITY (Up to Normal Line) M3 4.87 2.6 WATER HOLDING CAPACITY (Flooded) M3 6.3
2.7 STEAM HOLDING CAPACITY M3 1.25
2.8 STEAM SURFACE AREA (Total Evaporation Area) M2 2.5
2.9 STEAM CHEST (Height) MM 400
2.10 GRATE AREA M2 1.20 3 FEED WATER PUMP
3.1 TYPE MULTISTAGE (Vertical)
3.2 MAKE Shakti / CNP or Equiv.
3.3 CAPACITY M3/HR 5 at 10 KG/CM2 Press.
3.4 HEAD MLC 161 (Max.) 3.5 MOTOR KW 2.2/2800 RPM 3.6 QTY 02 NOS.
Contd…. On Page No. 2…
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4 INDUCED DRAUGHT FAN
4.1 TYPE CENTRIFUGAL
4.2 FLOW M3 / min 70 4.3 HEAD @280 C Mm WC 100
4.4 MOTOR HP 5.0 / 1400 RPM
4.5 MAKE ELCEN
5 THERMAL EFF. WITH HRU( BASED ON GCV) % 75 + 5 ± 1%
FOR EFF. AMBIENT TEMP DEG C 30 to 40
FOR INSULATION DEG C 30 to 40 FOR ELEC. DESIGN DEG C 30 to 40 RELATIVE HUMIDITY % Std.
SITE ELEVATION M Std.
APPLICABLE CODE BS 845 Pt I, Indirect Method
6 EFFICIENCY BASED ON
FUEL VALUE FOR EFFICIENCY
COAL (GCV) 4500 78 ± 1%
% MOIST 10.00% LIGNITE (GCV BASED ON GMDC REPORT) 3500 77 ± 1%
% MOIST 28 TO 30 WOOD (GCV) 3500 77 ± 1%
% MOIST 30
7 WATER A SPECS OF FEED WATER TO BOILER
RESIDUAL HARDNESS AS CaCO3 ppm 5
pH VALUE 8.5/9.5 OIL CONTENT ppm 1.0 mg/Ltr. OXYGEN(O2) ppm 0.05
FREE CO2 ppm ND BOUND CO2 ppm 5 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS ppm MINIMUM B SPECIFICATION OF WATER IN BOILER
TOTAL HARDNESS AS CaCO3 ppm 5 ALKALINITY ppm 350 pH VALUE 8.5/9.5 SODIUM SULPHITE ppm 30/70 P2O5 ppm 50/100 OXYGEN(O2) ppm Nil TOTAL DISSOLVE SOLIDS (Blow Down) ppm Less then 3500
Contd…. On Page No. 3…
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8 MECHANICAL DUST COLLECTOR** **OPTIONAL
TYPE SIMPLEX
QTY 01 NO.
NO OF CONES LENGTHWISE 01 NO.
NO OF CONES WIDTHWISE 01 NO.
HT M
TOTAL NO OF CONES
SIZE OF CONE-IDXLONG Mm X mm AS PER OUR STD. DRG.
HOPPER HT M
MDC INSIDE DIMS Mm X mm
9 ACCESSORIES
MULTI STAGE FEED WATER PUMPS WITH MOTORS NOS 02 SETS
INDUCED DRAFT FAN ASSEMBLY WITH MOTOR NOS 01 SET FORCED DRAFT FAN ASSEMBLY WITH MOTOR NOS ** EXTRA COST HEAT RECOVERY UNIT (HRU)** ** EXTRA COST
10 MOUNTINGS & FITTINGS WITH MAKE
STEAM STOP VALVE NOS 01 NO. - Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv.
AIR VENT VALVE NOS 01 NO.- Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv.
SINGLE PORT SPRING LOADED SAFETY VALVE NOS 02 NOS. –Safecon / Darling Muesco
BLOWDOWN VALVE NOS 01 NO.- Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv.
GAUGE GLASS ASSEMBLY NOS 02 PAIRS - Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv.
ISOLATING STOP VALVES FOR LEVEL CONTROLLER
NOS 02 NOS.- Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv.
ISOLATING STOP VALVES ON FEED WATER LINE NOS
02 SETS- Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv.
NON RETURN VALVES ON FEED WATER LINE
WATER LEVEL CONTROLLER BLOWDOWN VALVE NOS 01 NO.- Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv.
STEAM PRESSURE GUAGE NOS 01 NO. - `GULK'
STEAM PRESSURE SWITCH FOR HIGH PR. CUT OFF
NOS 01 NO. - `DANFOSS'
MAGNETIC TYPE WATER LEVEL CONTROLLER NOS 01 SET - `Malhotra' / Sehgal n Sehgal (Dual Control Air Break)
SET OF PIPING BETWEEN FEED WATER PUMP & BOILER **
NOS SITE FABRICATION
PREWIRED ELECTRIC CONTROL PANEL WITH CONTACTORS, RELAYS, MPCB, MCB FOR MOTORS
NOS 01 SET - OWN MAKE
Contd…. On Page No. 4…
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11 CONVERSION IN GAS FUEL POSSIBLE OR NOT.
POSSIBLE (Boiler Capacity will increase Approx. 500 Kg/Hr. in
Gas)
12 INSULATION AND CLADDING
THICKNESS MM 75 MM (Rock wool Slab)
CLDDING GAUGES 24 SWG MOC OF CLADDING ALUMINIUM SHEET
13 COMPONENT DATA
* NUMBER OF REVERSAL CHAMBER No. ONE * SHELL INSIDE DIA mm 1,900 SHELL LENGTH mm 2,500
SHELL THK. mm 10
* TUBES BS : 3059 `TATA'
OD/THICKNESS mm 63.5 O/D X 3.66 THK.
LENGTH mm 1690/2492
QUANTITY(II / III PASS) NO. 47/44 = 91 NOS. TOTAL
* FURNACE Qty ONE
OUT SIDE DIA Mm 824
LENGTH mm 1,700 + Reversal Chamber
THICKNESS Mm 12
OVER ALL DIMENSIONS ( L X W X H ) mm 4,000 X 2,300 X 2,700
FLUE GAS OPENING mm 325
DRY WEIGHT OF THE BOILER (Approx.)_ Tones 9.5
** Optional [Extra Cost]
Note : Emission levels will be not exceed the limits prescribed by the GPCB. For maintaining below air Emissions limit need to Install Multi Cone Dust Collector, Bag Filter House & Wet Scrubber after boiler :
- PM: 150 mg/Nm3 / SO2 : 100 ppm / NOx : 50 ppm / Cl2 : 9 mg/Nm3 / NOx : 25 mg/Nm3
EPE 9 ANNEXURE - V [Scope of Supply]
Sr. No.
Item Description
Qty.
Name of reputed company (Make)
01. Main Boiler 01 No. Energy Process Equiv. 02. Induced Draft Fan 01 No. Energy Process Equiv. 03. Water Pre heater (Optional) 01 No. Energy Process Equiv. 04. Water Feed Pump 02 Nos. Shakti / CNP or Equiv. 05. Feed Water Pump Electric Motors 02 Nos. Shakti / CNP
06. Main Steam Stop Valve 01 No. Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. 07. C.S Spring Loaded Safety Valve 02 Nos. Safecon / Darling Muesco
08. Isolating Valve for Feed Water Line Feed Line Non-Return Valve
02 Nos. 02 Nos.
Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv.
09. C.S. Blow Down Valve 01 No. Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. 10. Bronze Water Level Gauge Coke Set 02 Nos. Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. 11. Water Level Controller Drain Valve 01 No. Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. 12. Bronze Water Level controller isolation valve 02 Nos. Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. 13. Steam Pressure Gauge 01 No. FGB or KI or EQUIV.
14. Mobery Dual Control Switch 01 No. Malhotra (Kinshuk) / Sehgal n Sehagl
15. Steam Pressure Switch 01 No. DANFOS
16. Temperature Controller cum Indicator 02. Nos. SELECTRON
17. Contactors & Relays 02 Sets L & T
18. Push Buttons & Indicating Lamps 01 Set ESBEE & TEKNIC
19. Aluminium Sheet for Boiler Insulation - HINDALCO
20. Mineral Wool Insulation - LOYEDS
21. B.Q. Plates, SA-515/516, Gr. 70
-
Steel Authority Of India (SAIL), Bhilai
Steel Plant or Imported
22. Boiler Quality Tubes - TATA
23. Operation & Maintenance manual with wiring diagram.
01 Set Energy Process Equipments
24. IBR Folder with Detailed Engg. Drawing 01 Set Energy Process equipments
** Our above mentioned makes is as per our standard scope of Supply. (If your requirement for other makes items, we will
Provide to you with system at extra diff. cost)
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ANNEXURE - VI
List of bought components of reputed companies make for Steam Boiler
Sr. No.
Components
Make Manual (Y/N)
01. Pump (For Boiler Feed Application) Shakti / CNP or Equiv. Y 02. Motors Shakti / CNP Y 03. Switchgear L&T / T.C. N 04. Rotary Switches Thakor or Equivalent N 05. Indicating Lamps (LED Type) Teknic or Equivalent N 06. Temperature Controller cum Indicator SELECTRON or Equivalent N 07. Dust Proof Control Panel Own Make Drawing 08. Pressure Switch Danfos Y 09. Main Steam Stop Valve Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. N 10. Auxiliary Steam Stop Valve Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. N
11. Spring Loaded Safety Valve Safecon / Darling Muesco N 12. Isolating Valve for Feed Water Line
Feed Line Non-Return Valve
Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. N N
13. C.S. Blow Down Valve Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. N 14. Bronze Water Level Gauge Coke Set Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. N 15. Bronze Water Level Controller Drain Valve Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. N 16. Water Level controller isolation valve Elems/Mala/Atam or Equiv. N 17. Steam Pressure Gauge FGB or KI or EQUIV. N 18. Mobery Dual Control Switch Malhotra (Kinshuk) / Sehgal n
Sehgal Y
EPE 11 ANNEXURE - VII
List of standard materials of construction for Boiler
SR. NO.
DESCRIPTION
MATERIAL
MAT. MAKE
A.
01.
PRESSURE PARTS : (IBR) B.Q. Plates
SA 515/516, Gr. 70 or Equivalent
SAIL (BSP) or Imported
02. B.Q. Tubes BS : 3059, Gr. 320 ERW or Equivalent.
TATA or TI
03. Piping ASTM A 106 Gr. B for IBR MSL
04. Bends & Reducers SA 234 Gr. WPB or Equivalent
IBR Approved Manufacture
05. Flanges SA 515/516, Gr. 70 or Equivalent
SAIL (BSP)
B.
01.
NON PRESSURE PARTS (Non-IBR)
Plates
IS 2062 / Equivalent
SAIL /ESSAR
02. Structural Steel IS 2062 / Equivalent SAIL/ESSAR
03. Plates for Ducting IS 2062 / Equivalent SAIL / ESSAR
04. Tubes / Pipes IS 1239 ERW or Equivalent TATA or TI
05. Instrument / Compressed Air Piping IS 1239 ERW or Equivalent TATA or TI
06. Flanges IS 2062 / Equivalent SAIL
07. Hot Insulation Rockwoll (120 Kg/M3) Roxul-Rockwool
08. Cladding 24 SWG Alu. Sheet Cladding Hindalco
EPE 12 ANNEXURE - VIII
TERMINAL POINTS : Water Inlet of Feed Check valves/Outlet of HRU Steam Outlet of Main Steam Stop Valve, Outlet of Safety Valve
& Outlet of Air Vent Blow down Outlet of Blow down Valves Air Vent Outlet of our Valve at Boiler. Safety Valve Outlet of our Valves at Boiler. Drain Outlet of Level Gauges and Mobrey Flue Gas Outlet of Boiler / Economizer / HRU Electrical Inlet of all motors and controls and panel Fuel Manual Firing of fuel on the fire grate.
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ANNEXURE - IX EXCLUSIONS 1. Main chimney. However budgetary estimate has been given in this proposal. 2. Fuel and water and instruments and accessories for performance testing. 3. Raw water, Soft water and services tank. 4. Steam piping wherever required within the boiler house. Pressure Reducing Station 5. Water and drain piping up to and from our battery limits. 6. Water treatment plant. 7. Fuel handling system, Cyclone Separator, Air/Water Preheating System etc. 8. Main Chimney and flue duct between boiler and chimney. 9. IBR registration Challan fees. Boiler Steam Test 10. Any other clearance from Statutory Authorities. 11. Spares for installation, operation and maintenance. 12. Earthing wherever required. 13. Any other item which is not specially mentioned in our offer.
STRUCTURAL FOR THE BOILER SYSTEM (Exclusion) : ï Boiler operating platform at shell level. Ladders, railings, catwalk as per our standard layout. ï Civil Work Contd… On Page No.2..
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PIPING (Exclusion) : ï Piping from tank outlet to boiler feed water pump suction, drain and vent on steam drum, blow Down piping from respective equipment flange to blow down pit. Blow down / Drain pit ï Vent, drain, exhaust piping within the boiler house area.
ï All piping shall be as per our standard block layout. ï Supply and installation of power, Instrument and control cabling from panel to all drives within the boiler house. ï Erection of boiler pressure part ï Erection of boiler accessories – fans, Pumps, Bag Filter excluding fuel handing plant, ash handling plant and water treatment plant. ï Site mobilization and management. ï One coat of red oxide for items fabricated at site. ï IBR formalities. ï Unloading of boiler and boiler auxiliaries subject to max. distance of 25 m from the boiler house area. ï Control & power cabling from our panel to drives shall be done by us. Contd… On Page No. 3….
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GENERAL NOTE ï Inspection will be carried out by prior to dispatch as per ENERGY PROCESS EQUIPMENTS QA Plans. ï Job will be carried out in accordance with ENERGY PROCESS EQUIPMENTS safety standards. ï Canteen facilities for our workers / Engineers will be provided by purchaser. ï Equipment foundation and approach road to boiler house will be ready 15 days before commencement of fabrication / erection work. ï Balance material left after completion of installation will be property of ENERGY PROCESS EQUIPMENTS and will be taken back. ï Soft water as specified in our offer will be provided by client at one point within the boiler house area. ï Independent power supply should be available free of cost for all site work within the boiler House area. All types of cabling & electrical work beyond this point shall be by client. ï Separate storage space with necessary tools & tackles shall be available for boiler & auxiliaries within 10 m distance of the boiler house. ï Separate space / room for site office.
EPE 16
ANNEXURE - X
PRICE SCHEDULE
SL. NO.
DESCRIPTION RS. IN LACS
01. Budgetary basic price for the supply of one no. Horizontal Smoke Tube type Fully Wet Back IBR Steam Boiler having an evaporation capacity of 1,000 Kgs/hr., at 100° C. and suitable for a working pressure of 10.54 Kg/Cm2. ** Our above price including of following : - Main Boiler - All IBR Valves & Mountings fittings - S.S. vertical Water Feed Pump with Motor – 02 Sets - Control Panel with all internal component – 01 Set. - Induced Draft Fan [ID Fan] -01 Set PRICE (EX-WORKS, POR)…..
Rs. 9.60 Lac
EPE 17
ANNEXURE - XI TERMS AND CONDITIONS
01. PRICE
Prices quoted in our offer are ex. manufacturer's works & inclusive of packing and forwarding but exclusive of transportation, transit insurance, taxes and duties. On advice by the purchaser, manufacturer shall arrange transportation and transit insurance on behalf of the purchaser. Also note that, our price is subject to IEEMA price variation clause and accordingly the copper and aluminum related products such as cables, transformers, copper flats, PVC insulated copper tubes, LT motor, HT motor, alternator, TR set and Rapper for ESP etc. is considered under price variation clause.
02. TAXES AND DUTIES
Taxes, Duties, State levies and Central levies will be charged to the Purchaser at the rates applicable at the time of supply.
03. PACKING AND FORWARDING Included in basic boiler. 04. TRANSIT INSURANCE
The consignment will be dispatched at purchaser's risk and dispatch particulars will be intimated to the purchaser or his authorized agent to enable arrangement for transit insurance.
05. VALIDITY
This offer is valid for acceptance within 60 days from the date of offer and is subject to our confirmation for validity beyond this period.
06. DELIVERY
The items will be ready for commissioning within 6 to 7 Weeks from the date of receipt of technically and commercially clear purchase order with requisite advance and is subject to force majeure clause.
07. MODE OF DELIVERY
The boiler and components will be dispatched in one or more despatchable units as fixed by the purchaser. The mode of dispatch will be as per the guidelines given in writing by the purchaser and such dispatches will be on Freight to pay' basis.
EPE 18
08. PAYMENT TERMS FOR SUPPLY : - 40 % of the order value as an advance along with L.O.I./P.O.
- Balance with all applicable taxes and against Proforma Invoice prior to dispatch. PAYMENT TERMS FOR ERECTION & COMMISSIONING - 20 % of the order value as an advance along with LOI/P.O. - 10% of the order value against mobilization of site.
- Balance 70% with all applicable taxes and duties through divisible transferable confirmed irrevocable letter of credit to be established in any Commercial Bank at Baroda on agreed milestone activities. The L.C. shall be opened at the time of mobilization.
Note : The advance received by us shall be adjusted against supply of Bought out items.
09. INSPECTION
Where the purchaser desires an inspection at the manufacturer's works, such inspection can be only for final inspection just before packing. The date of inspection shall be intimated by the manufacturer about two weeks in advance. If the purchaser fails to undertake inspection on such date intimated, manufacturer shall proceed for dispatch under no obligation to the purchaser.
10. BOUGHTOUT ITEMS :
The purchaser shall indemnify the manufacturer for any delay arising from delay in the supply of specific make of sub-delivery insisted upon the purchaser where the manufacturer has no control over the delivery of that sub-delivery.
11. GENERAL LIEN
Manufacturer is entitled to general lien on goods in possession or dispatched for all money due from the purchaser. Both under this contract or any other account and the manufacturer shall also be entitled to apply any money in hand under any contract or contracts.
EPE 19 12. WARRANTY
The boiler is warranted against malfunction arising out of faulty design, material and / or workmanship for a period of 12 months from the date of commissioning or for a period of 15 months from the date of dispatch whichever is earlier. This clause will be applicable if and only if manufacturer's recommendations on feed water and fuel quality are strictly adhered-to by the purchaser.
The Warranty is NULL & VOID if repairs and/or replacements are carried out without our consent in writing. It also does not cover bought-out items/Electrical Items & Wear & tear parts. Safety Valve steam test validity /warranty valid up to 6 months. After that we are not responsible for steam test of SRV.
13. PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE: Refer Technical Data sheet. 14. HANDING OVER OF THE BOILER
The boiler shall be deemed to have been delivered, and commissioned as per manufacturer's scope and the purchaser shall issue a certificate to that effect. On achieving the rated steam parameters at the time of commissioning. It shall be deemed that the performance tests have been completed by the manufacturer. Manufacturer stands no guarantee if the boiler is put to commercial use without the authorization of the manufacturer.
15. BOILER REGISTRATION
The boiler is manufactured as per Indian Boiler Regulations with latest amendments. One set of relevant documents and certificates signed by the Chief Inspector of Boilers of Gujarat will be forwarded to the customer. Subsequent formalities for registering the boiler with boiler inspectorate of the state concerned shall be completed by the purchaser at his cost.
16. CANCELLATION
Orders received and acknowledged shall not be canceled without the written consent of the manufacturer. The advance paid along with the order shall be fully forfeited in the event of cancellation of order. If manufacturing activities has commenced, you shall compensate us for the work already carried out on your behalf, in addition to forfeiture of advance.
17. JURISDICTION
All contracts between purchaser and manufacturer are deemed to be entered into at Baroda (Vadodara) and are therefore subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of Baroda (Vadodara).
EPE 20 18. FORCE MAJEURE
This offer is subject to force majeure for causes beyond manufacturer's reasonable control such as riots, fire, earthquakes, flood, accidents, break-down of machinery war, government orders or restrictions, strikes, lock-outs, delay due to unavailability of labour, raw materials, wagons, shipping space etc.
19. The performance test will be conducted as per code BS-2885/ IS-8753/ASME PTC 4.1
'Indirect Method'. 20. EXCISE DUTY
Excise duty on all manufactured and finished bought out items will be extra to the purchaser's account at the rates applicable at the time of supply. The rates applicable will be as specified in the central Excise Tariff for the relevant items at the time of dispatch.
21. GENERAL
On receipt of the purchase order the terms and conditions specified in our offer shall be deemed to have been accepted by the purchaser except in cases when the purchase order specifies otherwise.
22. MODVAT
The excise duty relief available under MODVAT Scheme has already been considered in quoting our present prices. Please note that final excise duty on all our own manufacture items or finished bought out subcontracted items is excluded from our price. Such excise duty would be to purchaser's account extra to the quoted price at rates prevailing at the time of supply. We shall furnish our duplicate copy of the invoice/sub-vendors duplicate copy of he invoice/chartered accountant certificates as the case may be in support of our claim for the excise duty and for availing MODVAT credit.
23. CENTRAL/STATE SALES TAX
For the items dispatched from our shop/sub delivery stores sales tax shall be paid extra at actual. Structural’s, ducting’s, boiler mountings, fittings and boiler auxiliaries, sales tax paid by our vendors shall be reimbursed by the purchaser. These items are finished bought out items and shall be dispatched from sub-vendor's works directly to you on 'Sales in Transit' under 'E1' transaction. To avail this exemption from sales tax, you will supply necessary 'C' forms for the value of individual invoices and the sales tax paid on these items by us to our sub-vendors shall be reimbursed by you. Local taxes, octroi etc. If applicable shall be paid extra by the purchaser.
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You shall furnish a Bank Guarantee for the differential value between Local VAT and concessional sales tax before commencement of dispatch, conforming that 'C' forms for supplies effected upto the close of the financial year (i.e. March 31) will be issued before 31st May and for balance items within 60 days of completion of supplies. Alternately you shall furnish 'C' form for every invoice as soon as the invoice is received by you. In the event you are not furnishing 'C' form immediately after receipt of invoice, further supplies will be made with VAT rate of sales tax.
24. SERVICE TAX
The applicable service tax for erection, commissioning, transportation, etc. shall be paid by the customer extra at actual.
25. CESS Education CESS as applicable shall be paid by the customer extra. 26. SPECIAL NOTE:
Please note that this offer is made strictly on the basis of divisible contract. The property in the goods shall pass to the buyer on the goods being handed over to the carrier for onward dispatch to site endorsement and way bills in your favor.
27. EXCESS MATERIALS
The excess materials send to site along with components for contingency and safe transportation purpose will be reused upto the maximum extent possible (or) taken back by EPE
For ENERGY PROCESS EQUIPMENTS Manager - Marketing
Plot No. 29, G.I.D.C. Industrial Estate, N. H. No.8, POR-Ramangamdi,
Dist.: Vadodara-391 243. Gujarat. Telefax :( 0265) 2830375/ 2830975/ 2831475/ 2831414 Email: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
Ref. No.: EPE/MDC/15-16/048 Date : January 19, 2016
To, M/s. Paradise Health Care, C-1, 42/15, G.I.D.C. Estate,
NANDESARI. Dist.: Baroda. Gujarat. INDIA. Cell : 8690548458 Email : [email protected]
Kind Attn.: Mr. Kaushikbhai Patel [MD] Ref. : Through your discussion had with our Mr. Pragnesh Patel
Sub.: Quotation for Multi Cone Dust Collector Suitable 1 TPH steam boiler
Dear Sir, We thank you very much for your inquiry for above subject; we submit herewith our best offer for Multi Cone Dust Collector in accordance with the Terms & Conditions mentioned under.
Sr. No.
Description
Qty. Total Amt.
01. Design, Fabrication and supply of MULTI CONE DUST COLLECTOR with necessary arrangement. MDC Specification : - M.O.C.: Main Structure - M.S. - Cone MOC : Cast Iron -Nos. of Cones : 6 Cones - MDC Collector will be duly painted heat resistance Alu. Paint. - Other technical will be standard as per requirement.
01 Set Rs. 1,25,000.00
Contd… On Page No. 2….
Plot No. 29, G.I.D.C. Industrial Estate, N. H. No.8, POR-Ramangamdi,
Dist.: Vadodara-391 243. Gujarat. Telefax :( 0265) 2830375/ 2830975/ 2831475/ 2831414 Email: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
: 02 :
TERMS &CONDITIONS :
PRICE
Materials Transportation, Unloading of materials, Insurance, Packing & Forwarding, Erection & Commissioning etc. charges will be extra as applicable.
EXCISE DUTY Extra as applicable at time of delivery. [At Present 12.50%] TAXES 5% Extra VAT PAYMENT 40% Advance along with order. Balance against Proforma Invoice prior to dispatch
& final inspection by client at our works. DELIVERY 4 to 5 Weeks from the date of receipt of techno-commercially clear order with 40%
Advance. VALIDITY 30 Days JURISDICTION Vadodara Only.
We hope you will find our rate most competitive and you shall favor with your valued order, which assure you will receive our prompt attention. Assuring you of our best services, at all times and thanking you.
Yours truly, ENERGY PROCESS EQUIPMENTS, Manager – Marketing
Project Site Dhanora Bhanpura Fajalpur Sakarda Rayka Anagadh (A1) (A2) (A3) (A4) (A5) (A6) (A7)
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Sr. No.
AMBIENT AIR MINITORING SAMPLING DATES
MU UTItrHEMPfotNo.:tOffiDist. Vadodara - 391 340. GujararTefefax : 0265 - Z8F1 lA,Z8Fierce-mail : [email protected] : www.multichem.net.in
Ref. : MLTC/pHClO2B/1 S_16Dote: December lB,2O1S
Io.Porodise HeqlthcoreC-1,42/ 15 Nondesori Estote.Nondesqri- 39,l340Dist. Vododoro
Ref : Your retter doted i 6.12.2015 for consent of jobwork
sub: consenr for Job work of different type of sorvents
Deor Sir,
we' MULTICHEM ore registered DrA unit hoving Distillotion focility of plot No.l04,G'l'D'c" Nondesori, Vododoro - 391 34a, hotding ECC No. AAGFM g6g5D XM00t.
we ore hereby giving our consen! to do the job work of different type of solvenfsto M/s Pqrodise Heollhcqre c-l ,42/15 Nondesori Esiote, Nondesori - 39.l340, Dist.Vododoro, Gujorot.
we will return the goods ofter Job-work io you oiong with the Intercuts/wostoge(ifony)wifhinthestipu|otedtime.|Yvv|||||||9<
we will do the jobwork obiding Rules ond Regulotions of Centrol Excise.
Pleose find enclosed copy of GpCB CCA herewith.
Thonking you,
Yours Foithfully,
For MULTTCHEM
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Encl.: Copy of GpCB CCA
GUJARAT POLLUTION CONTROL BOARDPARYAVAMN BHAVAN
Sector 10-A, Gandhinagar 3g2010Phone : (079) 23226295Fax : (079) 23232156
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website : www.gpcb.gov. in
In exercise of the power conferred under secrion-2sof the water *"ll"tj;^;3;!o-1trol of Pollution) Act-1974, under section-2l of the Air @revenrion and Control .ofPollution) Act-1981 and Authorization under rule 3(c)& 5(5) of the Hazardous wasre(Management and Handling) Rules'1989, amend"ment rules-i000, amended rules-2003framed under the E (p) Act-l9g6.
And whereas Board has received "onroiidur.l
application letter No{331E, dated-Bgtaln0B for the consoiidated consent and authorizafion icc & A) of this Board under theprovisions / rules of the aforesaid Acts Consent & Authorization is hereby granted as under.
CONSENT AND AUTHORISATION:(under the provisions / rules of the aforesaid environmentai acts)
To,hos. MULTICHEM (ZZJZZ'I,PLOT NO: 104,GIDC ESTATE, NANDESARI,DIST: VADODARA-39l 3d0.
1. Consent Order No. - AWH-S29E0. Date of Issue: Z6l$n018,
2' The consent shall be valid up to 08/012018 for use of outlet for the discharge of tradeeflluent & emission due to operation of industial plant for manufacture of thefollowi ng items/prod ucts.
SPECIF.IC coNDITIoN: you shalr comply with undertaking dated: l9-03-2013.
3. CONDITIOIV UNDER TIIE WATER ACT:
3 ' 1 The quantitv of the Induskial Effiuent to be generated from the manufacturing processand other ancillary Industrial operations shali be 95000 Lit I day.
3,2 The quantity the domestic waste water (sewage) shall not exceed 4000 Lit / day.
3.3 TRADE EFF'LUENT:
3'3.1 The effluent from the industrial unit shall conform to the CETP. inlet normsmentioned berow: :o-o*
to me ubl ' /T^rt-+JfrClean Gujarat Green Gujarar{'
PURIFIED DISTILLED SOLVENT
rso - 9001 - 2008 & iso - 14AC1. - 2004 Certified Orga n isation
--_P4,RAMpHTemperature
ETP TNLET NORMS5to94soc'
Colour_jk:t.co.scqle) in unitsSuspended Solids 600 me/lOil and Crease 20 mp/lPhenolic Comoounds 5 menCyanides 0.2Fluorides 2ms.fiSulphides 2mutAmmonical Nitoeen 50 ms1Arsenic 0.2 msnTotal Ckomium zmgtlHexavelant Chromium I mg4Copper 2 rne/lLead 0.2 ms/lMercury 0.01mg/tNickel 5 me/lZinc 5 me/lCadmium 2ms/lrBOD (5 daygat 20sC) 500 me/lcoD 2000 ms/lChlorides
Total dissolved SolidsFree Ammonia 5 msllInsecticides / Pesticides AbsentBlo-assay test 907o Survival of fish after
96 hrs in 100 % effluent
3.3.2 The treated effluent conforming to the above standards shall be discharged at CETpNandesari indristrial Association through the designaed tankers of the CETrp Aurhoritiesonly.
3.3.3 Domestic elYluent shall be disposed offthrough sepic tanvsoah pit system,
4. CONDITIONS UNDERTHE AIR ACTI
4.I Tbe following shall be used as FUEL.
Sr. No. FUEL I QUnxrrryWOOD / Bio - Fuei I tj MT / D6v
1 H.S.D. I zj t-ir I trr
4'2 The applicant shall install & operate air pollution control system in order to achieve normsprescribed below:
4.2,1- The flue gas emission through stack attached to Thermic Ftuid Heater shall conform to thefollowing standards:
StackNo.
Stack attachedto
Stack heigbtin Meter
Pgrameter PermissibleLirnit
Thermic FluidHeater
tl(From G.L.)
Particulate MatterSolNO"
I50 mgNMj100 pprn50 oom
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GUJARAT POLLUTION CONTROL BOARDPARYAVARAN BHAVAN
Sector 10-A, Gandhinagar 3g2010) 232262s5) 23232156:gpcb.gov.in
Phone . 079Dzs
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Boiler 20(From G.L.) Particulate Matter
SO,NO,
Fax :
e/sh€ifrB4r100 ppm50 ppm
3 D. G. Set
050 KVA')1l
(From G.L.)D.G.&t staldag!p:-
The flue gas emission through stack attached to D.G.Set shall conform to the followingstandards:a) .The minimum height of stack to be provided with each of the generator set shall be H=h +
0.2 KVA)12, where H= Total staci hgight in meter, h= heiglt of the building in metercwhere or by the side of which the generitor set is installed.
b) Noise from DG set shall be controlled by providing an acoustic enclosure or by treatingthe room acoustically, at the users end.
c) The acoustic enclosure or acoustic treatment of tie room shall be designed for minimum25 dB (A) insertion loss or for meeting the ambient noise sundards, whichever is on thehigher side i if the actualambient noise is on the higher side, it may not be possible rocheck the performance of the acoustic enclosure/ acoustic treatment Under suchcircumstances ttre performance may be checked for noise reduction up to actual ambientnoise levei, preferably, in the night time), The measurement for insertion loss may bedone at different points at 0.5 m from the acoustic enclosure/room, and the averaged.
d) The D.G. Set shall be provided with proper exhaust muffler with insertion loss ofminimum 25 dB (A).
e) All efforts shall be made to bring down the noise tevel due to the D.G.Set, outside thepremises. within the ambient noise requirements by proper sitting and control measures.
0 lnstallation of a D.G.Set must be strictly in compliance widr the recommendations of theD.G.Set manufacturer.
g) A proper routine and preventive maintenance procedure for the D.G.Sct should be setand followed in consultation with the DG Set manufagture which would help preveninoise levels of the DC Set from deterioratins rvith use.
SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:
o All D'Cs installed will be with acoustic enclosues. Anti-vjbration mountings will be inser4edbe$een the base frame and enclosure floor of DG sets to prevent from noiie potlutron. / DCsets will be installed with proper acoustic measures sound calculation shall be shared once themake & vendor gets finalized.
e All D.Gs smoke / emissions extract witl be take up to minimum height 30 meters / Stackheight will be provided as per CPCB norms & same shall be complied & certified with CPCBnorrns at the time of installation through D.G. Vendor.
4.2.2. There shall be no generation of Process emission from the manufacturing activities and otherancil lary industrial op€ration.
4.2.3. Stack monitoring facilities like port hole,stackb/vents chimney in order to facilitateatmosphere.
platfomr/ladder €k., shall be provided withsampling of gases being ernitted into the
4.2.4 The cnncentration of the following param€ters in the ambisnt air within the premises of theindustry and a distance of lOmeters from the source) other than the stack/vent) shall.notexceed the following levels. D 4Clean Gujarq,t Green Gujar"{*I*
lso - 9001 - 2008 & tso - 1400'1 - 2oo4 certified organisation
nARAMETER I pennnlsslslr l"t,rttr
Paniculate matter- roIPM I
Particulate matfer-z sIPM2. 5
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Nl/s. MULTICHEIT{hazardous *'astes on
is hereby granted an authorization tothe premises situated at pLOT
BLE LIMIT 24HRS. AVERAGE
operate facility forNO: 104. GIDC
The applicant shail provide portholes. ladder. platform etc at chimney(s) for monitoring theair emissions and the same shall be open for inspection toiand for usl'of Board's staff. ttrechimnev(s) vents attached to various sources of emission shall be designed by numbers suchas S-1, S-2, etc. and these shall be painted / displayed to facilitate identification.
The Industry shall take adequate measures for control of noise levels from its own sourceswithin the premises so as to maintain ambient air qualiqv shndards in respect of noise to lessthan 75 dB(a) during day rime and 70 dB (A) during night time. Daytime is reckoned inbetn'een 6a,m- andl0 p.m. and nighttime is reckoned between l0 p.m.
"ni 6 ".r.
GENERAL CONDITIONS: -
Any change in penonnel, equipment or worf,ing conditions as mentioned in the consentsform/order should immediately be intimated to this Board.
Applicant shall also comply with the general conditions given in annexure I.
AUTHORTZATION FOR T}IE MANAGEIIIET{T & IIANDLING OF HAZARDOUSWASTES FROIVI - 2 (See Rule 3I & 5(S)).
Number of authorization: AWH-S298$. Date of Issu e:26/03/2813,
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ESTATE,
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NA N DIST: VADODARA-39I 340.Sr. No. WASTE QUANTITY scH-I I FACILITYt. Used Oil u.o
MT / Year).J Collection, Storage, Transportation,
Disposal by selling ro registered re-refiners.
2. Crude SolventMixture
I 500
MT / Ivlonth20.2 Receive d6rn units traving-Etio
aulhorization of GPCB for job work asoer undertakinp dered. lq-01-?nt1
DiscardedContainen
t00Nos, / Month
Collection, Storage, Oecontamin.*ion
2. ETP Sludge 150
MT / Year34.3 Collection. storage, Transportation
Disposalat TSDF ofNECL_1, Distillation
Residue183
MT i Yeart6.4 Collection, Storage, Transportation,
Disposal at CHWTF ofNECL.
The authorization is Eranted to operate a facitity for collection, storage. incineration ofHazardous wastes at factory premises transportation and disposal to TSDF*& CHWIF by M/s.l.lECL.
The authorization shall be in force for a period up to 0g/01n01g.
The authorization is subject to the conditions stated below and such other conditions as maybe specified in the rules from time to time under the Environment (protection) Act-19E6.
6.5
M/s. Paradise Healthcare., Nandesari Vadodara.
TREATABILITY STUDY REPORT OF
M/s. PARADISE HEATHCARE, VADODARA, GUJARAT.
Name of the Project : M/s. Paradise Healthcare Location / site alternatives under consideration
: Plot no.C-1/42/15, GIDC Nandesari, Vadodara.
Type of the project : Existing Products: - Potassium Iodine, Potassium Iodate, Sodium Iodine, Sodium Metaperiodat etc. Proposed product:-Bulk drug and Intermediates
Expected cost of the project. : Rs. 250 Lakhs
OBJECTIVE: M/s. Paradise Healthcare located at plot no. C-1/42/15, GIDC Nandesari, Vadodara, 391 340, Gujarat. The unit has valid CCA order AWH-73626, issued on dated 08/09/2015 for manufacturing of Potassium Iodine, Potassium Iodate, Sodium Iodine, Sodium Metaperiodat etc. Total existing production capacity is 26 MT/Month. Now the unit has proposed 10 MT/Month of Bulk Drug and Intermediates. The unit has proposed expansion at existing unit. The treatability is carried out to justify for proposed effluent treatment process. PROJECT DETAILS BACKGROUND Table 1: Proposed product name with production capacity. Sr. No.
Name of Products
Quality As per CCA No.73626 in MT/Month
Proposed Quality in MT/Month
Total Quality in MT/Month
1. Potassium Iodine 2 0 2 2. Potassium Iodate 2 0 2 3. Sodium Iodine 2 0 2 4. Sodium
Metaperiodate 2 0 2
M/s. Paradise Healthcare., Nandesari Vadodara.
Sr. No.
Name of Products
Quality As per CCA No.73626 in MT/Month
Proposed Quality in MT/Month
Total Quality in MT/Month
5. Sodium iodate 2 0 2 6. Iodic Acid 5 0 5 7. Hydriodic Acid 5 0 5 8. Crude Iodine 5 0 5 9. Adapalane 0 0.05 0.05 10. Atovaquone 0 0.2 0.2 11. Bupropion
HCI 0 1 1
12. Colistimeth Ate Sodium
0 0.05 0.05 13. Dimethyl
Fumarate 0 3 3
14.. Fluonazole 0 5 5 15. Glimipride 0 0.2 0.2 16. Levocetrizine 0 0.5 0.5 17. Lornoxicam 0 0.125 0.125 18. Olmesartan
Medoxomil 0 0.1 0.1
19. Oxcarbazepine 0 0.2 0.2 20. Telmisartan 0 0.1 0.1 TOTAL 26 10.525 36.525 PRODUCT AND BYPRODUCTS DETAILS The Project detail is covered in EIA report chapter 1. MANUFACTURING PROCESS The manufacturing process detail is covered in EIA report chapter 2. SITE PLAN AND PLANT LAY OUT The Site Plan and Plant layout is attached in EIA report. AVAILABILITY LAND The total plot area of M/s. Paradise Healthcare is 774.91 sq. m. The green belt area will be 43.65 sq. m. of total area. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION The power requirement in the company will be met through MGVCL. The requirement load will be 250 KVA.
M/s. Paradise Healthcare., Nandesari Vadodara.
AVAILABILITY OF WATER The source for water is GIDC supply. After proposed expansion, average daily fresh water consumption of unit will be about 30.74 KL/Day. (I) DETAILS OF WATER CONSUMPTION Table 2: Water Consumption
Sr. No.
Category Existing Water Consumption
As per CCA no. AWH-73626
(KL/Day)
Proposed Water Consumption
(KL/Day) Total Water
Consumption (KL/Day)
1. Domestic 1.1 2 0.5 2.5 2. Industrial 2.1 Process 1.840 (Fresh)+3.96
(Recycle) 8.20 10.04 (Fresh)+3.96
(Recycle) 2.2 Washing 0 1.0 1 2.3 Cooling 0.5 8.0 8.5 2.4 Boiler 0.5 7.0 7.5 3. Others
(Gardening) 0.2 1.0 1.2
Total (Industrial)
3.04 (Fresh)+ 3.96 (Recycle)
25.20 28.24 (Fresh)+3.96 (Recycle)
Total (Domestic + Industrial)
5.04 (Fresh)+ 3.96 (Recycle)
25.70 30.74 (Fresh)+3.96 (Recycle) (II) DETAILS OF WASTE WATER GENERATION Table 3: Waste Water Generation
Sr. No.
Category Existing Waste Water Generation(KL/Day)
Proposed Waste Water Generation(KL/Day)
1. Domestic 1.1 1.5 0.5 2. Industrial 2.1 Process 3.9 8.06 2.2 Washing 0 1.0 2.3 Cooling 0.1 4.0 2.4 Boiler 0 1 3 Others
(Gardening) 0 00
Total (Industrial)
4.0 14.06 Total (Domestic + Industrial)
5.5 14.56
M/s. Paradise Healthcare., Nandesari Vadodara.
(III) EFFLUENT TREATMENT DETAILS The raw effluent from all the sections will be collected in to the collection tank. The equalization tank with adequate residence time is to be provided for equalizing the organic as well as hydraulic load. There will be two compartments in the equalization tank so as to have the ease of operation and saving the chemical consumption. After that effluent will be sent to oxidation tank where pH of effluent will be kept alkaline and then chlorine gas or air will be passed in oxidation tank for reducing COD in activation tank. The effluent will be checked for the pH and COD. Effluent will be neutralized with the chemicals. Then neutralized effluent will be sent to CETP, Nandesari for further treatment. The characteristics of the effluent before and after treatment are given in below table no. 4.
M/s. Paradise Healthcare., Nandesari Vadodara.
Table 4: characteristic of effluent stream of different product Sr. No.
Name of Products
Quantity of effluent in KL/Day
Quantity of Effluent in KL/Day
Temp in oC
Colour Initial pH
COD in mg/L
COD in KG/Day
BOD in mg/L
BOD in KG/Day
TSS in mg/L
TSS in KG/Day
1. Adapalene 13.2 0.4 25 to 30
Pale Yellow
4.5 to 6
3554 1.4216 1205 0.482 150 0.06 2. Atovaquone 33.2 1.1 25 to
30 Colourless To Pale Yellow
3.5 to 5.5
316145
347.76 105350 115.885 160 0.176
3. Bupropion HCl
51.81 1.73 25 to 30
Yellow 3.5 to 5.5
3775 6.53075 1300 2.249 175 0.30275 4. Colistimeth
ate Sodium 1.7 0.1 25 to
30 Colourless
8 to 9.5
1533 0.1533 525 0.0525 200 0.02 5. Dimethyl
fumarate 74.3 2.5 25 to
30 Colourless
6.5 to 8
8903 22.2575 2990 7.475 120 0.3 6. Fluonazole 24.9 0.8 25 to
30 Yellow 8.5 to
9.5 26048 20.8384 8700 6.96 180 0.144
7. Glimipride 11.3 0.4 25 to 30
Pale Yellow
4.5 to 6.5
2421 0.9684 807 0.3228 150 0.06 8. Lornoxicam 4 0.1 25 to
30 Colourless
5.5 to 7
2515 0.2515 860 0.086 100 0.01 9. Levocetrizin
e HCl 18.4 0.6 25 to
30 Colourless
3.5 to 4.5
73600 44.16 24500 14.7 120 0.072 10. Oxcarbazipi
ne 4.1 0.1 25 to
30 Pale Yellow
4.5 to 6.5
3942 0.3942 1320 0.132 180 0.018
M/s. Paradise Healthcare., Nandesari Vadodara.
Sr. No.
Name of Products
Quantity of effluent in KL/Day
Quantity of Effluent in KL/Day
Temp in oC
Colour Initial pH
COD in mg/L
COD in KG/Day
BOD in mg/L
BOD in KG/Day
TSS in mg/L
TSS in KG/Day
11. Olmisartanmedoxomil
9 0.3 25 to 30
Colourless to pale Yellow
6.5 to 11.5
10514 3.1542 3500 1.05 200 0.06
12. Telmisartan 2.5 0.1 25 to 30
Colourless to pale Yellow
8.5 to 9.5
85428 8.5428 28500 2.85 160 0.016
Total 241.9 8.1 456.432 152.244 1.23875 KG/
KL 56.3496 18.7956 0.15293
mg/L 56349.6 18795.6 152.932
M/s. Paradise Healthcare., Nandesari Vadodara.
Sr. No.
Name of Products Quantity of effluent in KL/Day
Quantity of Effluent in KL/Day
TDS in mg/L
TDS in KG/Day
O & G in mg/L
O & G in KG/Day
1. Adapalene 13.2 0.4 2500 1 10 0.004 2. Atovaquone 33.2 1.1 3000 3.3 12 0.0132 3. Bupropion HCl 51.81 1.73 2800 4.844 8 0.01384 4. Colistimethate
Sodium 1.7 0.1 4000 0.4 14 0.0014
5. Dimethyl fumarate 74.3 2.5 3500 8.75 6 0.015 6. Fluonazole 24.9 0.8 5000 4 16 0.0128 7. Glimipride 11.3 0.4 4500 1.8 8 0.0032 8. Lornoxicam 4 0.1 4200 0.42 14 0.0014 9. Levocetrizine HCl 18.4 0.6 3500 2.1 10 0.006 10. Oxcarbazipine 4.1 0.1 4200 0.42 18 0.0018 11. Olmisartanmedoxo
mil 9 0.3 4700 1.41 16 0.0048
12. Telmisartan 2.5 0.1 5000 0.5 20 0.002 Total 241.9 8.1 28.944 0.07944 KG/KL 3.57333 0.009807 mg/L 3573.33 9.807407
The composite sample is prepared from process steam, washing steam, boiler blow down and cooling tower blow down. Characteristic of untreated Effluent were found as under: Table 5: Characteristic of composite sample Sr. No.
parameter Before oxidation 1. pH 4 to 9.5 2. COD (mg/l) 56350 3. TSS (mg/l) 153 4. TDS (mg/l) 3573 Oxidation Treatment The composite sample is subjected to oxidation by making alkaline using hydrated lime. The pH was raised to 9.5. The effluent was filtered. Solid waste was separated. To the clear effluent chlorine gas was passed till the effluent becomes neutral. Some solids were again observed. They were again removed by filtration.
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CHARACTERISTICS OF RAW MATERIALS Sr. No.
Name of Raw Materials
State B.P 0C
F.P 0C
LEL UEL
TVL ppm Or mg/m3
LD50 mg/Kg LC50 mg/l
Gravity (Water=1)
Density (Air=1)
1. 1-Adamentanol Solid 247 240 - - - - - 2. Sulphuric acid Liquid 270-
340 N.A.
- - 2140 1.84 3.4 3. Dimethyl
sulphate Liquid -31.8
/188 83.3 - 0.1
ppm - 1.33 4.35
4. Sodium chloride Solid 801/1413
N.A.
- - - 2.165 - 5. Hexane Liquid -95/
68 -22.5
1.15/7.5
50 ppm 25000 0.66 2.97 6. Fluonazole Solid 68/
236 - - - - - -
7. Glimipride Liquid 118.1
40 5.4/ 16
10 3.53/ 11.4
1.049 2.07 8. Lornoxicam Solid 891 - - - 1870 2.43 - 9. Levocetrizine Solid - - - - - 2.159 - 10. Oxcarbazipine Liquid 56.2 -20 2.6/1
2.8 750 5800 0.79 2
11. Conc. HCl (31%)
Liquid 83 N.A - - 900 1.1-1.16 1.267 12. MDC Liquid 40 N.A 12/19 - 1410 1.33 2.9 13. Ethyl acetate Liquid -83/
77 -4.4 2.2/9 400 5620 0.9 3.04
14. Catalyst Solid N.A. N.A - - - - - 15. Ethylene
dibromide Liquid 131-
132 >104
- - 108 2.180 6.5 16. 6-bromo-2-
methyl naphthoate
Solid 123-126
- - - - - -
17. Zinc chloride Solid 290 - - 2 350 2.907 4.7 18. Iodine Solid 113.
7 - - 0.1 14000 4.93 -
19. THF Liquid 65 -14.5
2/ 11.8
250 1650 0.889 2.5 20. Methanol Liquid 64.7 11 6/36 200 5628 0.792 1.11 21. NaOH Solid 323/
1388 N.A - 2 - 2.13 -
22. TEA-Tri ethyl Liquid 89.3 - 1.2/8 10 460 0.725 3.49
Sr. No.
Name of Raw Materials
State B.P 0C
F.P 0C
LEL UEL
TVL ppm Or mg/m3
LD50 mg/Kg LC50 mg/l
Gravity (Water=1)
Density (Air=1)
amine 23. 4-(4-
chlorophenyl)-cyclohexane carboxyic acid
Liquid 250/387
187.9
N.A. N.A N.A. N.A. N.A.
24. 2 - chloro - 1,4 Naptha quinone
Solid 198-200
- N.A. N.A. 1360 N.A. N.A. 25. AgNO3 Solid 212 - N.F. 0.01 1173 4.35 5.8 26. Ammonium Per
Sulphate Solid 120 93.3 N.A. N.A. 689 1.98 N.A.
27. Aceto nitrile Liquid 81.6 2 4.4/ 16
20 175 0.7868 1.41 28. Sodium
Sulphate Solid 888/
1100 - - - 5989 2.671 -
29. KOH Solid 380/1327
- - 2 365 2.04 - 30. Toluene Liquid 110.
6 4.5 1.2/
7.1 100 5000 0.86 3.14
31. DMF Liquid 153 58 2.2/ 15.2
10 2800 0.949 2.51 32. Meta chloro
Propio phenone Solid 124 - - - - - -
33. Bromine Liquid 58.8 - - 0.2 2600 3.11 7.1 34. Tertary Butyl
Amine Liquid 45.2 -38 1.7 - 464 - 0.7
35.
Sodium carbonate
Solid 851 - - - 4090 2.53 - 36. EDC Liquid 83.5 12.7 6.2/
15.9 10 670 1.235 3.42
37. Maleic Acid Anhydride
Solid 52.8/202
101.6
1.4/7.1
0.25 481 1.48 3.4 38. Thiourea Solid 162 - - - 9300 - - 39. Fumaric acid Solid 300 230 - - - - - 40. Acetyl Chloride Liquid 52 4.4 7.3 - 910 1.11 2.7 41. TMSI Solid 106 - - - - - - 42. 1,2,4-Triazole Solid 295 140 - - - - - 43. Potassium
hydroxide Solid 380 - - 2 365 2.04 -
44. Citric Acid Solid 153 155 0.28/ 10 - 1.665 -
Sr. No.
Name of Raw Materials
State B.P 0C
F.P 0C
LEL UEL
TVL ppm Or mg/m3
LD50 mg/Kg LC50 mg/l
Gravity (Water=1)
Density (Air=1)
2.3 45. Ammonia
Solution Liquid 37 11 16/25 25 350 0.77 0.59
46. Potassium Carbonate
Solid 891 - - 2 1870 2.4 - 47. Potassium
Iodide Solid 681 - - - - 3.1 -
48. N-(4-[2-(3-Ethyl-4-Methyl-2-Oxopurroline-1- Carboxamido) Ethyl) Benzene Sulphonamide + Trans-4-Methylcyclohexyl Isocynate
Solid 182 60 - - - - -
49. Cyclohexane Liquid 81 -18 1.3/8 100 8 0.778 3 50. O-Xylene Liquid 143-
145 16 0.9/6.
7 100 4.3 0.88 3.7
51. 2 Amino Pyridi.ne
Solid 60/210
92 - 0.5 200 - 3.25 52. Di methyl
Acetamide Liquid 163 66 1.8/
11.5 10 4300 0.94 3
53. NaCl Solid 801 - - - 3000 2.16 - 54. Methyl Ethyl
Ketone Solid 79.6 -9 - - - - -
55. Sodium Cynate Solid 550 - - - 1500 1.937 - 56. N-Bromo
succinimide Solid 174 - - - - 2.098 -
57. Di benzoyl peroxide
Solid 104.5
- - - 7710 1.33 - 58. Anhydrus
Sodium Sulphate
Solid 888 - - - 5989 2.671 -
59. MIBK Liquid 115.8
16 1.4/ 7.5
50 2030 0.804 3.5
C/SCA/4729/2015 ORDER
IN THE HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT AT AHMEDABAD
SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 4729 of 2015
With
SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 10311 of 2012
With
SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 4974 of 2012
With
SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 4979 of 2012
With
SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 1782 of 2013
With
SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 9679 of 2013
With
SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 9680 of 2013
With
SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 12466 of 2013
With
SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 4730 of 2015
With
SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 8010 of 2015
With
SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 13581 of 2013
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KIRAN K POOJARI....Petitioner(s)
Versus
UNION OF INDIA & 1....Respondent(s)==========================================================
Appearance:
MR NILESH P SHAH, ADVOCATE for the Petitioner(s) No. 1
MR DEVANG VYAS, ADVOCATE for the Respondent(s) No. 1
MR.BHASH H MANKAD, ADVOCATE for the Respondent(s) No. 2==========================================================
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C/SCA/4729/2015 ORDER
Date : 26/11/2015
ORAL ORDER
(PER : HONOURABLE THE ACTING CHIEF JUSTICE MR. JAYANT
PATEL)
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C/SCA/4729/2015 ORDER
It has been brought to our notice that
transfer petitions are filed before the Apex
Court. Under these circumstances, office to list
the matters only after a note is filed by either
side that the record is to be transferred to the
Apex Court or the transfer petitions are disposed
off by the Apex Court.
(JAYANT PATEL, ACJ.)
(VIPUL M. PANCHOLI, J.) Srilatha
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I Dr. C.B. Upasani residing at 60, Daxinamurti society opp. Sunpharma research centre,
gAtladara, Vadodara - 390012, Gujarat, is Director of M/s. Jyoti Om Chemical ResearchE
Centre Pvt. Ltd. located at K-l 770512-4, GIDC Estate. Ankleshwar-393002 do herebvaHundertake as under:
E 1)
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We are Environment consultant of M/s. Paradise Healthcare.
We are having Hon. Gujarat High Court stay order on Offrce memorandum F.No. J-
1101317712004-IA II (D dated 211212009. Hence, we are entitled to carry out
Environmental Impact Assessment studies and generate report based on that study.
3) The prescribed TOR of M/s. Paradise Healthcare, file no.EIA-10-2014-6869-8.687.
Dated 2l't April,20l5 has been complied with and the datasubmitted is factually
correct.
4) We haveNABL certified laboratory ref. no.T-2675 to carry out analysis at
Ankleshwar.
5) We are also GPCB recognized environment auditor.
I hereby give an undertaking that the above data and information in enclosures are true to
the best of my knowledge and the same I believe to be true.
For, M/s Jyoti Om Chemical Research Centre Pvt. Ltd
Date :
Place:tl
