Panyam Cements - Cfo & Hwa Vr

ANDHRA PRADESH POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD Regional Office, 1st Floor, Shankar Shopping Complex,Krishna Nagar Main Road, Kurnool – 518 002

K. RAVI KUMAR., Environmental Engineer.

Phone No. 08518 - 235800. Fax No. 08518 – 233619 E-mail: [email protected]

Lr. No. 32-R-1037/PCB/RO/KNL/CFO & HWA/2008 To The Senior Environmental Engineer (CFO), A.P. Pollution Control Board, Board Office, Hyderabad.

Date:

-06-2008

The Joint Chief Environmental Scientist (HWM), A.P. Pollution Control Board, Board Office, Hyderabad

Sir , Sub:

PCB – RO – KNL - M/s Panyam Cements & Mineral Industries Ltd. Cement Division, Cement Nagar(V), Betamcherla(M), Kurnool Dist. – Applications for Water and Air Consents and HW Authorisation for Renewal – Submission of inspection report – Regarding.

Ref:

1) 2) 3)

CFO Order No. APPCB/KNL/73/HO/W&A/2007 – 1189, dt: 28-08-2007 HWM Athorisation No. APPCB/KNL/KNL/73/HWM, dt: 28-08-2007

CFO & HWA applications dt. 11-03-2008, received on 24-03-2008 4) T.O.Lr.No.32-R-1037/PCB/RO/KNL/CFO/2007-1584, dt: 26-03-2008 5) Industry’s letter received on 26-04-2008 & 07-05-2008 The details of the industry and inspection report are submitted as below: General Details: 1 Name and Address of the industry

M/s Panyam Cements & Mineral Industries Ltd. Cement Division, Cement Nagar, (V), Betamcherla(M), Kurnool dist.

With Tel. No, 08516 – 274638, 23, 32, 25, 44 E-mail. 2

[email protected]

Status of Consent and HWA. I

Fresh / Renewal (Copy of CFE / CFO and HWA orders shall be enclosed).

Renewal

II

Date of receipt of application Additional information if any.

24-03-2008 / additional information received on 07-05-2008

III

Details of Consent Fee paid.

/

(Period upto) 3.

4.

Project cost. (including modification / expansion without depreciation, as per balance sheet) Total investment on pollution control measures and recurring cost and percentage.

The industry has paid Rs.83,000/- towards consent fee for one year i.e., upto 31-03-2009. The industry had addressed a letter to process the application for one year only. Rs. 41,35,34,037/(Auditor certificate enclosed) Rs. 50 Lakhs

Latitude & Longitude

N 1503003.7

N 15029’57.1

E 78026’07.7

E 078012’37.9

Total Area of the plant:

37.21 acres

Extent of Greenbelt

10.0 acres ( approx.)

Surroundings of the Industry

East : Hillock West : Railway line North : Cement Nagar, South : Railway track and hillock Kiln – I 1958, Kiln – II – 1964 & Kiln-III – 1968 The industry had become sick and the new management has taken over on September 2004

Date of commissioning.

5

Status of E.C I II

Line of Activity as per EIA Notification. Environmental Clearance order No. and date

Cement Manufacturing Not obtained as the unit was established during the year 1958. The industry has proposed for expansion of clinker production for which they have submitted an acknowledgement from MoE&F which was filed for TORs. The industry is operating mines without having MoE&F Clearance. E.E & A.E.E-I

(Copy shall be enclosed).

6

III

Violations of EIA Notification, If any.

I

Inspection conducted by

II

Representative of Industry present

III

Date of Inspection

Sri P.J.Reddy, VP (Works) Sri Nagaraju, D.G.M 30-04-2008

CFO Details 7 Raw materials / Fuels required for production at Consented capacity per Day / Month. Note : Should not be mentioned as “ enclosed with the application “ S.No Name of the Major Raw material / (Per / Month ) for each product material used in the Activity

8

9

1

Lime stone

2100 to 2400 TPD

2

Bauxite

100 to 150 TPD

3

Gypsum

60 to 80 TPD

4

Iron ore

25 to 40 TPD

5

Coal

400 TPD

Products & By Products manufactured / Storage capacity of Petroleum products / Mining capacity etc per Day / Month. S.No Products / Line of Activity Consented capacity Applied as per CFO order dt. (as per the 28-08-2007 application) 1

Ordinary portland cement

2

Pozzolona Portland Cement

Water consumption. I Source of water supply (River / Bore wells / Public supply) S. Purpose no 1. Process 2. Washings 3. Boiler Feed 4 Industrial Cooling (Makeup) Humidification / Water spraying). 5 Gardening / Irrigation. 6 Others (to be specified) 7 Domestic Total:

1550 TPD 1550 TPD

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Quantity in KLD

/

130 KLD (for ESP conditioning tower) ----95 KLD ----380 KLD 605 KLD

II. Status of Functioning of Water Meters 10

Waste Water Generation: S.No 1.

Effluents Process & Washings (specify stream wise i.e., LTDS, HTDS, High COD etc.--- brake up shall be given)

Quantity in KLD ---

2

Boiler Blow Down -

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3

Cooling Blow Down -

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4

Others (Please Specify)

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5

Domestic

315 KLD Total:

11

315 KLD

Out let – as per CFO order dt:28-08-2007 Outlet No. 1

12.

Outlet Description Domestic Effluents

Max Daily Discharge 315

Point of Disposal Septic tank followed by soak pit

a) ETP Details & Mode of Disposal:

I. Outlet No. 1 a. Stream Details: b. Treatment units details. c. Point of disposal ii. Outlet No. 2 : a. Stream Details: b. Treatment units details. c. Point of disposal iii. For Domestic waste water:

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--Septic tank followed by soak pit

b) Standards as per CFO / CFE. --13

Board Monitoring Data ---

Water Cess

14

I

Returns filed upto (Month & Year)

31-03-2008

II

Assessment issued upto (Month & Year)

30-09-2007

III

Assessment paid upto (Month & Year)

30-09-2007

IV

Assessment amount due (In Rs.)

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Air pollution:

S.No.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Source of Pollution ( Boiler / Furnace / Kiln / Cupola / Incinerator / Process emissions with Characteristics / Fugitive emissions with Characteristics / DG set ) Note: Capacity should be mentioned for each unit Kiln-I (under dismantling) Kiln – II Kiln – III Cement mills – I, II & III Kiln-II cooler (clinker) Kiln-III cooler (clinker) Primary crusher / Secondary crusher / Double Deck storage & Blending silos I & II Blending Silos II & IV Raw mill-I Raw mill-II Raw mill-III

Control equipment provided

Flow rate in m3/hr.

Stack height in Mts - above GL

--ESP ESP ESP (Common) Multi-cyclones Multi-cyclones Water sprinklers

--126878 196278 320086 --48094 ---

--45.72 55.97 12 15 15 ---

Reverse jet Bag filters

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Reverse jet Bag Reverse jet Bag Reverse jet Bag Reverse jet Bag

------12667

--15 Not in operation 24

filters filters filters filters

13

Coal mill-III

Reverse jet Bag filters

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24

14 15

Reverse jet Bag filters Reverse jet Bag Filters

13246 ---

41 ---

16

Coal mill-IV Cement silos / Rotary packer Clinker yard

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17 18

Iron ore crusher Attached to 4750 KVA D.G set

Clinker outlets of kiln- II and III are provided with closed ducts Reverse jet Bag Filters Silencers provided

19

Attached to 2 x 1250 KVA D.G sets Attached to 1944 KVA D.G set

Silencers provided

--Dismantled & sold out ---

Silencers provided

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Raw material storage like lime stone, Iron, coal, gypsum etc.

Open yard storage

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--It was also informed that they are not operating the D.G sets and there is no proposal to operate in future also. ---

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21

15.

Emissions from chimneys – as per CFE order dt. 28-08-2007

Chimney No.

Description of Chimney

Quantity of Emissions at peak flow

Limiting Standard mg/Nm3

Board Monitoring Data mg/Nm3 30-05-2008

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 16

Attacked to Kilns – I & II Attached to Kiln – III Attached to Cement Mill Attached to Raw Mill – II Attached to Raw Mill – III Attached to Coal Mill – III Attached to Coal Mill – IV Attached to 4750 KVA D.G set Attached to 2 x 1250 KVA D.G sets Attached to 1944 KVA D.G set Clinker cooler-II Clinker cooler –III

70266 115033 33373 31900 26845 17909 35051 --

115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115

350.79 179.62 314.58 --183.33 -------

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115

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115

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Multicyclones Multicyclones

115 115

259.66 ---

Hazardous chemicals used and their storage facilities: The industry is having one High speed Diesel oil – 350 KL capacity storage tank and one Heavy furnace oil – 400 KL capacity storage tank.

The industry provided

dyke walls and fencing around the tankers. At

present these tanks are not in use. 17

Inspection Officer’s Remarks: This industry is very old cement manufacturing industry, established in the year 1958. The industry generating waste water from domestic sections from both industry and colony. The industry partially treating the sewage in septic tanks followed by soak pits. The sullage water is being let-out through open drain near railway track The main source of air pollution from this industry are Kiln-I (dismantled) & II, Kiln - III, Raw Mill-I, II & III. Coal Mill – III & IV (the industry had dismantled the coal mill No.I & II) , Kiln cooler- II & III, rotary packer and D.G sets. The air pollution control equipment provided by the industry are not functioning properly and exceeding the standards of the Board . The industry is operating the mining without valid CFO and Environmental Clearance.

I

Maintenance of ETP / APC : No ETP / Not satisfactory

II

Records Maintained

18

•

ETP Log Book. – N.A

•

Stack Monitoring Report. – Submitting 3rd party monitoring reports

•

Ambient Air Quality Monitoring report. – Submitting 3rd party monitoring reports

•

Energy consumption records. – Not maintained

•

Water meter readings.- ----

Compliance of the industry on CFE (Schedule- A & B) Conditions for Fresh CFO / Schedule – B conditions for renewal. Consent order no.APPCB/KN/KNL/73/HO/W&A/2007-1189, dt: 28-08-2007

S. No. 1

Condition

Compliance

The industry shall take steps to reduce water consumption to the extent possible and comsumption shall NOT exceed the quantities mentioned below S.No. Purpose Quantity 1 Process 130 KLD 2 Cooling 95 KLD 3 Domestic 380 KLD Total 605 KLD

: It was informed that the industry is restricting the water consumption as per the consent order quantities.

2

The industry shall file the water cess returns in Form-I as required under section (5) of Water (P & C P) Cess Act, 1977 on or before the 5th of every calendar month, showing the quantity of water consumed in the previous month along with water meter readings. The industry shall remit water cess as per the assessment orders as and when issued by Board.

: The industry is filing water cess returns in Form-I regularly. The industry has not provided water meters so far.

3

The emissions shall not contain constituents in excess of the prescribed limits mentioned below

:

Chimney Chimney No. No. &@ 1 to 10

4

Parameters Parameters SPM

Emission Emission Standard 3 Standards (mg/Nm ) 3 115mg/Nm 115

The industry shall comply with ambient air quality standards of TPSM – 200 µg/m3, RSPM – 100 µg/m3, SO2 - 80 µg/m3, Nox – 80 µg/m3, Noise levels: Day time (6AM t0 10 PM) – 75 dB(A) Night time (10 PM to 6 AM) – 70 dB(A)A

5

All the main stack emissions were exceeding the Board standards.

The industry shall not increase the capacity beyond the permitted capacity mentioned in this order, without obtaining CFE / CFO of the Board

: Not complied. The SPM concentration are exceeding near the plant Date 27/01/07 24/04/07 30/05/08

Main security gate

Register office

823.29 637.36 563.59

476.64 233.34

Guest house

196.73 177.78 637.82 Near Iron ore crusher

: Complied. But, during the inspection it was observed that the industry had started construction works for expansion and modernization of kiln-I without obtaining CFE / EC.

6

The industry shall not undertake any construction work pertaining to expansion / moderkization of Kiln-I without obtaining CFE / Environment Clearance

: Not complied and started construction and modernization of Kiln-I

7

The industry shall obtain Environment Clearance from MoE&F, GOI and consent for operation of the Board for Limestone Mines.

: Not complied

8

The industry shall provide continuous monitoring system for particulate matter to Kiln stacks with data recorder facility and report the compliance to RO, Kurnool within 3 months

: Not complied

9

Vide letter dt: 23-07-2007, the industry has reported that various air pollution control equipments are up-graded / modified to comply with the emissions standards stipulated by the Board. The industry shall evaluate the performance of these control equipments and shall furnish report to the RO, Kurnool within a month along with performance guarantee equipment supplier

: The industry performance

10

The details of kiln ESP tripping’s shall be recorded and shall furnish the consolidated records to the RO, Kurnool regularly for every three months

: Not complied

11

The industry shall maintain and operate the Air pollution control equipments provided at various process and fugitive emissions to comply with Board emission standards at its best efficiency

: Not complied

12

The industry shall comply with Task Force directions dt: 18-04-2007 and submit the compliance to RO, Kurnool within a month

: Not complied

13

The industry shall comply with Task Force directions dt: 18-04-2007 and submit the compliance to RO, Kurnool within a month

: Not complied

14

Under no circumstances raw materials, semifinished, finished products and solid waste shall be stored openly.

: Not complied

15

The industry shall ensure control of fugitive emissions during conveying and handling of various raw materials and finished products. The details of control measures and time bound action plan shall be submitted to the RO, Kurnool within a month

: Not complied

16

The applicant shall submit Environment statement in Form V before 30th September every year as per Rule No.14 of E(P) Rules, 1986 and amendments.

: Not complied

19

Compliance of the industry on EC Special conditions EC order no._____________ Date: ________

has

not

submitted

the

S. No.

Condition

Compliance

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20

Compliance of the industry on Task Force Directions Task Force order no607/PCB/TF-HYD/2007-97, dt: 18-04-2007 Directions issued upto 17-05-2007

S. No. I 1

Condition The industry shall rectify all the defects observed by the Board within a period of one month The industry had not improved the performance of the air pollution control equipment attached to the Kiln-II & raw mill – III, clinker cooler II & III and they were not functioning thereby causing lot of air pollution in the surrounding area.

2

Lot of fugitive emissions were observed near Iron Ore Crusher, coal mill, raw mill, while unloading fly ash clinker droppings, over head crane droppings and on the roads. The industry had not taken any measures to control the fugitive emissions.

3

Lot of dust was accumulated all around the unit and on the roads due to inefficiency and not regularly functioning of air pollution equipment . The fugitive emissions were observed from lime stone stock pile and clinker stock pile which is causing dust nuisance in the surrounding area. All the raw materials, fly ash and clinker were stored openly thereby causing lot of dust nuisance during the wind. No air pollution control equipment were observed to the primary & secondary crushers. No water meters and energy meter provided to the air pollution control equipment. Operating the mining activity without obtaining CFO / Environmental Clearance from the Board / MoE&F, GOI.

4

5 6 7 8

21 S. No. 1

Compliance : During the inspection, the following observations were made. : During the inspection it was observed that the representative of the unit informed that they have replaced 100Nos. of electrodes for kiln-II ESP, installed SQ-300 Voltage controllers for Kiln-III, 400 new bags were replaced for raw mill-III, for clinker cooler II & III strengthen and replaced 204 bags were replace for coal mill-IV and installed bag house for iron ore and bauxite crusher. Even though lot of emissions were observed from all the point sources and also the fugitive emissions were observed near by coal crusher, iron ore, bauxite crusher & lime stone stacker. : Not complied. The industry had erected bag filter for Iron Ore crusher provided water sprinklers, provided bag filters for coal mills and the industry is constructed silo for storage of fly ash, even though the part of fly ash has been stored in the open area. The clinker is storing in a partially closed shed. : Not complied.

: Not complied

: Not complied. Coal, Iron ore, fly ash have been stored in the open area. : Provided water sprinklers : No water meters provided. But, the industry is having energy meters for ESP-II & III. : The industry had applied for CFO of the Board and the verification report forwarded to Board Office on 20-07-2006, but the Board had not issued CFO. The industry had informed that they have obtained the renewal of the mine leases from Govt. of Andhra Pradesh and they are under progress to obtain TORs from MoE&F for expansion of clinker & lime stone mine.

Compliance of the industry on CREP Recommendations. CREP Recommendations Cement plants, which are not complying with notified standards, shall do the following to meet the standards: • Augmentation of existing Air Pollution

Compliance :

Not complied. Industry had installed common ESP for Kiln-I & II and one ESP for Kiln-III. Multi-cyclones installed for clinker coolers, common ESP installed for Cement mills –

•

Control Devices – by July, 2003 Replacement of existing air Pollution control Devices – by July, 2004

3Nos. and bag filters for coal mill and raw mills. The industry had dismantled Kiln-I for modernization / expansion.

2

Cement Plants located in critical polluted or urban areas (including 5Km distance outside urban boundary) will meet 100mg/Nm3 limit of particulate matter by December, 2004 and continue working to reduce the emission of particulate matter to 50mg/Nm3.

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3

The new cement kilns to be accorded NOC/Environmental Clearance w.e.f. 01-042003 will meet the limit of 50mg/Nm3 for particulate matter emissions.

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4

CPCB will evolve load based standards by December, 2003

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5

CPCB and NCBM will evolve SO2 and NOx emission standards by June, 2004

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6

The cement industries will control fugitive emissions from all the raw material and products storage and transfer points by December, 2003. However, the feasibility for the control of fugitive emissions will be decided by the National Task force (NTF). The NTF shall submit its recommendations within three months.

:

Not complied

7

CPCB, NCBM, BIS and Oil refineries will jointly prepare the policy on use of petroleum the policy on use of petroleum coke as fuel in Cement Kiln by July, 2003

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8

After performance evaluation of various types of continuous monitoring equipment and feed back from the industries and equipment manufactures, NTF will decide feasible unit operations / sections for installation of continuous monitoring equipment. The industry will install the continuous monitoring systems (CMS) by December, 2003

:

Not complied

9

Trippings in Kiln ESP to be minimized by July 2003 as per the recommendations of NTF.

:

Not complied

10

Industries will submit the target date to enhance the uitilisation of waste materials by April 2003.

:

The industry is producing PPC by using fly ash.

11

NCBM will carry out a study on hazardous waste utilisation in cement kiln by December, 2003

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12

Cement Industries will carry out feasibility study and submit target dates to CPCB for co-generation of power by July, 2003.

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Recommendation (Specific comment whether to issue consent or not).: The renewal of CFO of the Board may considered after complying the Task Force directions issued on 28-08-2007.

23. HWA Details: i)

Particulars of Authorisation obtained under HW(M&H) Rules, 2003 (No. & Validity date)

Lr.No.APPCB/KNL/KNL/73/HWM, DT: 28-08-2007 Valid upto 31-03-2008.

ii)

Authorization issued for (Transportation, reception, storage, treatment and disposal)

Collection, reception, storage and transportation

*remarks shall be furnished if the industry is receiving Haz.Waste at the site and using as a raw material. iii) iv)

Process in which the industry is covered (Please give Sl. No of process as per HW Rules) Description of Hazardous waste with quantities and Stream No. as per HWM Rules, 2003 Sl. No.

Name of the Hazardous waste

Stream

1.

Hy-chrome Forged Grinding Media Used lead acid batteries

21 of Schedule-IV

Lube oil

5.1 of Schedule-I

2

3

22 of Schedule-IV

5.1 & 5.2 As follows

Quantity of Hazardous waste per annum 2 MTs Informed that it varies from 1015Nos. per annum 20 KL

Mode of disposal

Agencies authorized by APPCB Return to dealer manufacturer or buy back basis (or) to authorized recyclers. Sold out to authorized parties.

v)

Particulars of on-site Secured Storage (Capacity with dimensions) and mention period for which secured storage is sufficient.

The grinding media has been stored in a secured area.

vi)

Quantity of Haz Waste stored on-site presently.

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vii)

*Furnish specific remarks on the storage of Haz.waste for more than 90 days. Quantity of Hazardous waste disposed for last six months as per the following break-up:

xvi)

Common TSDF – Common HW Incinerator – For recycle / reused Whether industry has submitted annual returns, date of latest submission. Whether industry has installed incinerator or sending to common HW Incinerator Particular of own incinerator (if applicable) Whether log books are maintained for incinerator. (if applicable) Whether industry has taken adequate steps to prevent contaminated runoff from storage areas of Hazardous Waste. Steps taken by industry towards waste minimization and cleaner production. Future plan for waste minimization. Facilities available with, industry for waste characterization. Overall House Keeping within the factory premises.

xviii)

Details of disposal of lead acid batteries along with

viii) ix) x) xi) xii) xiii) xiv) xv)

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No No N.A N.A N.A ------Needs improvement ---

nos and agencies to whom they are disposed

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Compliance of the industry on previous Hazardous Waste Authorisation conditions. HW Authorisation /common Order No. APPCB/KNL/KNL/73/HWM, DT: 28-08-2007.

S. No. 1 2

3 4 5 6

7

Condition

Compliance

Industry shall give top priority to Waste Minimisation and Cleaner Production practices. The industry shall not dispose waste oils / Non-ferrous metal scrap and used lead acid batteries to the traders and the same shall be disposed to the agencies authorized by APPCB. The industry shall store used / waste oil and used lead acid batteries in a secured way in their premises till its disposal. Industry shall take practical steps for prevention of spillages of oil and waste oils at all application handling and storage areas. Industry shall maintain good house keeping & proper records for Hazardous Wastes stated in Authorisation (Form-II). The industry shall maintain 6 copy manifest system for transportation of waste generated and a copy shall be submitted to Board Office and concerned Regional Office The unit shall submit the condition wise compliance report of the conditions stipulated in Schedule B and Schedule C of this order on half yearly basis to Board Office, Hyderabad and concerned Regional Office.

: It was informed that they are not operation the D.G set and no waste oil was generated from the last 2 years. : ---

: It was informed that previously they were sold the waste oil to authorized reprocessors only. : Complied : Complied : Complied

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(Signature of the Inspecting Officer)

25 I

Regional Officer’s Remarks: Compliance of the industry with reference to Notifications under E(P) Act & Rules. a) Fly Ash Notification.

The fly ash of about 80 to 100 TPD is being utilised for manufacturing of

b) PLI Act Policy. c) Environmental Form – V. d) Other if any.

Statement

in

Not complied Not submitted ---

II

Complaint / Legal action taken against the industry.: As the industry is not meeting the standards of the Board, a details report was submitted to the S.E.E(TF), Hyderabad on 19-12-2006 with a recommendation to initiate necessary legal action against the unit for non-compliance of CFO conditions and for operating the mining without CFO of the Board. The above issue was reviewed during the legal hearing held on 07-04-20087 and issued directions for both mining activity & cement plant combinedly with a direction to rectify all the defects observed by the Board with one month. Vide letter dated: 11-05-2007 this office has submitted compliance report to the Board directions. Vide letter dated: 22-04-2008 the industry has submitted compliance to the direction duly intimating the improvements made by the industry. During inspection on 30-05-2008 it was observed that the improvement made by the industry are not significant and still the industry is not complying with the Board standards. The point wise compliance was mentioned at para No.20.

III.

Mitigation Measures (Where significant adverse effects are identified, description of the measures to be taken to avoid, reduce or remedy those effects). : The industry is located at an elevated place and this is an old establishment, the industry had provided air pollution control equipments like ESP. bag filters, multi-cyclone dust collectors etc. at various dust generating sources. But, they were not functioning properly and there by creating air pollution in the surrounding area. The air pollution control equipments provided by the industry are to be evaluated for efficient performance. The industry has not upgraded the air pollution control equipment provided to clinker coolers. The industry is proposed to modernize the kiln-I for which they have dismantled and started the civil construction works without obtaining CFE of the Board. Hence, a notice was issued to the industry on 25-04-2007. The industry is operating cement plant with out obtaining Environmental Clearance from MoE&F, GOI, New Delhi. During inspection, the representative of the industry informed that they have submitted application for Environment Clearance for lime stone production from 0.6 to 3.0 MTPA and clinker production from 0.45 to 2.0 MTPA (cement production from 0.5 to 2.25 MTPA). The copy of the acknowledgement issued by the MoE&F on the covering letter is herewith enclosed. Recommendations: In view of the above, the issue of CFO to this unit may be considered after complying the Task Force directions issued on 18-04-2007. This is submitted for favour of kind information and taking necessary action.

Check List for CFO Enclosures: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6

CFO applications along with enclosures CFE/ CFO order copy Effluents analysis report Stack Emissions analysis reports Ambient Analysis reports Ground water monitoring reports

Y Y N Y Y N

Check List for HWA Enclosures: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Hazardous waste authorization application in Form-I. Analysis reports of the Hazardous Wastes (for individual streams). Details of Hazardous waste generated and their method of disposal. Details of hazardous waste sent to common TSDF, common incinerator during the previous year. List of agencies to whom recyclable waste disposed along with quantities during the previous year.

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Yours faithfully,

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER

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Copy submitted to the JCEE (Cess & Planning) APPCB, Board Office, Hyderabad for favour of kind information and for taking necessary action.

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Copy submitted to the Joint Chief Environmental Engineer, Zonal Office, Kurnool for information and taking necessary action.

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Copy submitted to the Sr. Environmental Engineer(TF), Zonal Office, Hyderabad for information and to take necessary action u/s 31(A) of Air (P&C) of P Act, 1987 against the industry in the interest of Public Health & Environment.