ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT IN FORM-Veasterncoal.gov.in/notices/environment/20161130salansri.pdfEnvironmental Statement (Form-V) for Cluster No. – 7 (Group of Mines) 2015-16 2 CHAPTER

ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT

IN

FORM-V (Under Rule-14, Environmental protection Rules, 1986)

(2015-2016)

FOR

CLUSTER NO. – 7 (GROUP OF MINES)

Salanpur Area and Sripur Area

Eastern Coalfields Limited

Prepared at

Regional Institute – I

Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Ltd. (A Subsidiary of Coal India Ltd.)

G. T. Road (West End) Asansol - 713 304

CMPDI

ISO 9001:2008 Company

Environmental Statement (Form-V) for Cluster No. – 7 (Group of Mines) 2015-16

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ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT FORM – V

Environmental statement for the financial year ending 31st March, 2016

Cluster No. – 7

FOR THE YEAR: 2015-16

CONTENTS

SL.NO. CHAPTER PARTICULARS PAGE NO.

1 CHAPTER-I INTRODUCTION 2-5

2 CHAPTER-II ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT FORM-V (PART A TO I ) 6-11

LIST OF ANNEXURES

ANNEXURE NO. PARTICULARS PAGE NO.

I AMBIENT AIR QUALITY AND HEAVY METAL ANALYSIS 12-14

II NOISE LEVEL REPORT 15

III WATER QUALITY REPORT – MINE WATER QUALITY AND GROUND

WATER QUALITY

16-18

IV GROUNDWATER LEVEL REPORT 19

PLATES

I LOCATION PLAN

II PLAN SHOWING LOCATION OF MONITORING STATIONS


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CHAPTER – I

INTRODUCTION

1.1 GENESIS: The Gazette Notification vide G.S.R No. 329 (E) dated13th March, 1992 and subsequently renamed to ‘Environmental Statement’ vide Ministry of Environment & Forests (MOEF), Govt. of India gazette notification No. G.S.R No. 386 (E) Dtd.22nd April’93 reads as follows. “Every person carrying on an industry, operation or process requiring consent under section 25 of the Water Act, 1974 or under section 21 of the Air Act, 1981 or both or authorisation under the Hazardous Waste Rules, 1989 issued under the Environmental Protection Act, 1986 shall submit an Environmental Audit Report for the year ending 31st March in Form V to the concerned State Pollution Control Board on or before the 30th day of September every year.” In compliance with the above and in fulfillment of condition laid out in the EC for the Cluster, the work of Environmental Statement for Cluster No. 7 was entrusted to CMPDI by GM (Environment), Eastern Coalfields Limited.

1.2 PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

Prior to 2014 – 15, a large number of taken over mines from pre – nationalization period, mostly underground mines, in the old coalfields of Raniganj and Jharia did not have environmental clearance from the MoEF&CC and were operating on the basis of “Consents’ received from the respective PCBs. It was felt that if these mines could be brought under the ambit of EC, several measures for environmental protection and pollution control could be put in place. However, the work of obtaining EC for such mines, individually, would have taken a lot of time. To circumvent the problem, it was mooted that since the environmental problems being faced were of regional nature and not confined to individual mines alone, cluster/groups of such mines could be identified for preparing cluster-wise integrated EIA & EMPs, addressing such environmental concerns comprehensively and ensuring effective co-ordination of environmental control measures within each cluster. 13 such clusters were identified in the Raniganj Coalfield of ECL and EC has been obtained on the cluster approach for 12 such clusters. Cluster of Mines No. 7 is one of the clusters for which EC has been granted vide letter no. J-11015/386/2010-IA-II.(M) dated 16th January, 2015 for a combined peak capacity of 0.74 MTY and within a ML area of 2313 Ha. Cluster No. 7 is located in the west-central part of Raniganj Coalfields in Burdwan District of West Bengal and are having lease boundaries adjacent to each other. The mines are located on the eastern and western flanks of Salma Dyke in Barmondia geological block of Raniganj coalfield. The area is well connected by roads and railways. Mines in Cluster 7 are located about 6 km north of Asansol town. Asansol is the nearest railway station. NH-2 Bypass runs along southern boundary of Cluster 7. The mines of the cluster are spread over 2 Areas (Administrative Blocks) of ECL, namely, Salanpur Area and Sripur Area, ECL. Location of cluster – 7 is shown in plate no. – 1.


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The Cluster 7 consists of one mixed mines (UG & OC), three UG mines. The composition of the cluster is tabulated as under:

Sl No Name of Mines

Production Capacity (MTY)

Lease Hold

Area (Ha)

Life of the mine

(Years) Normative Peak

1 Barmondia UG 0.020 0.030 665.00 >10

2 Chakballavpur UG 0.030 0.040 233.00 >10

3 Manoharbahal UG 0.030 0.040 735.00 >10

4 Bhanora West UG 0.10 0.13 680.00 >20

Bhanora West OCP 0.40 0.50 3.5

Total 0.58 0.74 2313.00

1. Barmondia UG At present, there is no production from the mine. 2. Chakballavpur UG At present, Lower Dhadka seam (R-VII) is being worked in the mine. One development District is running by conventional method with manual loading. Total production during 2015 – 16 was 6370 T. 3. Manoharbahal UG At present, there is no production from the mine. 4. Bhanora West UG & OC Patch At present, in Bhanora West Colliery, Sripur (R-VI) seam is being worked. Gradient of the seam varies from 1 in 5.5 to 1 in 7. Coal seams are of Degree-II gassiness. In this mine, R-V seam has been developed in the past. The OC patch lies in the lease hold area of 50 Ha (which lies in the lease hold area of Bhanora UG). The mineable reserve & the life of OC patch is 1.25 MT & 3.5 years respectively. The normative & peak capacity of the OC patch is 0.40 MTY & 0.50 MTY respectively. The total quantity of OB generated shall be 11.2 Mm3. The method of mining is open cast with Shovel –Dumper combination. The quarry area of OC patch shall be backfilled completely and covered with top soil. The backfilled area shall thereafter be ecologically restored. Total production during 2015 – 16 from UG mine was 0.047 MT.

1.3 ENVIRONMENTAL SCENARIO:

CMPDI has been engaged to carry out routine Environmental monitoring of the clusters. The

monitoring is carried out every fortnight by collecting 24 – hour samples for ambient air at 1

all - weather station, 3 pre-monsoon stations and 3 post-monsoon stations (based on local

meteorology) and compared with NAAQS, 2009 for quality. Samples of mine water are also

collected and analysed every fortnight and compared with the MoEF Schedule – VI for

discharge of effluents into land / streams. A complete analysis of the mine discharge

samples which includes heavy metals and salts is carried out once every year during

December. Noise level is recorded at 2 locations. Groundwater level in the cluster area is

monitored by taking measurements at 6 earmarked dugwells in the months of January, May,


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August and November every year. Samples of groundwater from these wells, which are also

utilized by the local population for drinking and other domestic purposes, are analysed once

in a year during May and compared with the IS 10500:2012 standards for drinking water

quality.

For the year 2015 – 16, the monitoring could be started only from the second fortnight of

May, 2015 owing to certain delays in fixation of monitoring stations subsequent to the grant

of EC.

Location of the monitoring stations of air, noise & water are shown in Plate- II.

The environmental monitoring results for 21 fortnights ending 31st March, 2016 are

appended as Annexures – I, II, III & IV. The environmental monitoring results for the year

2015-16 are summarized below:

AMBIENT AIR QUALITY The PM10 concentration was found in the range of 59.7 to 125.0 µg/m3 and exceeded the

NAAQS, 2009 on 3 occasions out of 84 samples while it is in the limit as per GSR 742 (E)

standards dated 25.09.2000 for old coalfields. The PM2.5 concentration was found in the

range of 16.9 to 50.8 µg/m3. The SO2 concentration remained below 10.0 µg/m3 and NOX

concentration was in the range of 8.1 to 21.0 µg/m3 and was well within NAAQS, 2009.

ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS:

(I) Environmental standard for Raniganj Coalfield vide MOEF, Govt. of India, Gazette

Notification No.GSR 742 (E) dated 25.09.2000 for 24 hourly samples at 500 meters from

dust generating point:

Station Category

Pollutant Concentration (µg/m3)

TSPM PM10 SO2 NOx

Industrial 700.0 300.0 120.0 120.0

Residential 200.0 100.0 80.0 80.0

Station Category

Limits for noise (Leq) dB(A)

Day Time (6am-10pm) Night Time (10pm-6am)

Industrial 75.0 70.0

Residential 55.0 45.0

(II) National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS), 2009 for residential, industrial

and rural areas for 24 hourly samples:

Pollutant PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NOX

Concentration (µg/m3) 100.0 60.0 80.0 80.0

WATER QUALITY Part-B of the Environmental Statement proforma contains the detailed break-up of water consumption. The analysis results for the mine discharge water reveal that most of the parameters are within permissible limits prescribed by MoEF&CC as General Standards Schedule – VI for


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Class-‘A’ effluent (Effluent discharged into inland surface water) and IS 10500 for groundwater standards. In order to assess the impact of mining on the groundwater level, a network of 6 dugwells has been identified for monitoring of groundwater level in the months of January, May, August and November every year. Samples from these wells are collected and analysed during May every year and compared with IS 10500:2012 standards for drinking water. Mine water and ground water analysis results are given in Annexure-III. Well water level results are given in Annexure – IV.

NOISE LEVEL The day time noise level was found in the range of 54.0 to 70.6 dB(A). The noise level recorded is below permissible limit prescribed by MoEF&CC.


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CHAPTER - II ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT FORM– V

Environmental statement for the financial year ending March, 2016

PART – A (I) NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE PROJECT

SL.

NO.

HEADING PARTICULARS

(I) NAME AND ADDRESS OF

THE PROJECT

Cluster No. – 7 (Group of 4 mines of ECL)

i Barmondia UG Barmondia Colliery, P.O. – Kanyapur, P.S. – Asansol North, Burdwan

ii Chakballavpur UG Chakballavpur Colliery, P.O. – Kanyapur, P.S. – Asansol North, Burdwan iii Manoharbahal UG Manoharbahal Colliery, P.O. – Kanyapur, P.S. – Asansol North, Burdwan iv Bhanora West UG & OC Bhanora West Block, Sripur Area, Burdwan, West Bengal

(II) INDUSTRY CATEGORY All mines in the cluster falls in red category

(III) PRODUCTION CAPACITY 0.74 MTY

(IV) YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT All the mines within the cluster are taken over mine from pre-

nationalisation period.

(V) DATE OF THE LAST ENVIRONMENTAL

STATEMENT SUBMITTED

The Environment Statement is being submitted for the first time in the financial year 2015 – 16 after the grant of EC on 16th January, 2015.

PART – B WATER AND RAW MATERIAL CONSUMPTION

(I) WATER CONSUMPTION (Cu. m/day) 1. Barmondia UG

Sl.

No.

Particulars 2014-15 2015-16

A. MINING

i Dust suppression

Nil Nil

ii Fire fighting

iii Others (service building etc.)

B. COOLING (in radiators of trucks/HEMM)

C. DOMESTIC

i Colony

TOTAL - -

2. Chakballavpur UG

Sl. No.


A. MINING (Dust suppression, Firefighting, Others) 144 144


0 0

C. DOMESTIC

i Colony (Mine water) 196 196

ii Colony (Outside supply) 0.50 0.50

TOTAL 340.50 340.50


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3. Manoharbahal UG Sl. No.




0 0

C. DOMESTIC

i Colony (Mine water) 564 564

TOTAL 564 564

4. Bhanora West UG & OC

Sl.

No.



B. COOLING

(in radiators of trucks/HEMM)

0 0

C. DOMESTIC

i Colony (Mine water and PHED) 355 355

ii Water supplied to local communities 1219 1219

TOTAL 1674 1674

(II) RAW MATERIAL CONSUMPTION :

1. Barmondia UG Name of raw

material

Name of

products

Consumption of raw material

per unit of product

During previous

financial year

(2014-15)

During current

financial year

(2015-16)

1. Explosive

Coal Nil Nil 2. Diesel

3. Lubricants

2. Chakballavpur UG

Name of raw

material

Name of

products

Consumption of raw material

per unit of product

During previous

financial year

(2014-15)

During current

financial year

(2015-16)

1. Explosive

Coal

- -

2. Diesel 0.216 l/te 0.185 l/te

3. Lubricants 0.009 l/te 0.008 l/te


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3. Manoharbahal UG Name of raw material

Name of products

Consumption of raw material per unit of product

During previous

financial year (2014-15)

During current


1. Explosive

Coal Nil Nil 2. Diesel

3. Lubricants


Name of raw material

Name of products

Consumption of raw material per unit of product

During previous


During current


1. Explosive

Coal

0.341 Kg/te 0.364 Kg/te

2. Diesel 0.473 l/te 0.340 l/te

3. Lubricants 0.010 l/te 0.008 l/te

PART – C POLLUTION GENERATED

Pollutio

n

Quantity of pollution generated Percentage variation from prescribed standards

with reasons

WATER Mine water discharge Analysis

results are given in Annexure-II.

The analysis results reveal that most of the parameters

are below permissible limits prescribed by MOEF as

General Standards for class ‘A’ effluent (Effluent discharged into inland surface water.)

AIR The main air pollutant is suspended PM10 and PM2.5. The air quality

results are appended as Annexure-

I.

Ambient air quality results show that the values of PM2.5, SO2 and NOx are within the prescribed standards. The

concentration level of PM10 was exceeded 3 times as per

NAAQS, 2009.

PART – D HAZARDOUS WASTE

(As specified under Hazardous Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1989)

1. Barmondia UG Hazardous waste Total quantity Disposal

method During Previous financial year

(2014-15)

During current financial year

(2015-16)

A) From process i)Used oil

ii)Lead-Acid Batteries

a. Automobile batteries b. Cap-lamp batteries

iii) Used Cotton waste iv) Metal Scrap

Nil Nil


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2. Chakballavpur UG Hazardous waste Total quantity

During Previous financial year

(2014-15)


(2015-16)

Disposal method

A) From process

i)Used oil

ii)Lead-Acid Batteries a. Automobile batteries

b. Cap-lamp batteries iii) Used Cotton waste

iv) Metal Scrap

Nil litres

Nil Nos

30 Nos Nil Kg

Nil Kg

Nil litres

Nil Nos

30 Nos Nil Kg

Nil Kg

Dealt in

Part – F

3. Manoharbahal UG

Hazardous waste Total quantity

During Previous


During current


Disposal

method

A) From process i)Used oil

ii)Lead-Acid Batteries

a. Automobile batteries b. Cap-lamp batteries

iii) Used Cotton waste iv) Metal Scrap

Nil Nil


Hazardous waste Total quantity

During Previous

financial year

(2014-15)

During current

financial year

(2015-16)

Disposal

method

A) From process

i)Used oil ii)Lead-Acid Batteries

a. Automobile batteries

b. Cap-lamp batteries iii) Used Cotton waste

iv) Metal Scrap

20000 litres

- Nos

250 Nos - Kg

Nil Kg

1200 litres

- Nos

180 Nos - Kg

Nil Kg

Dealt in Part – F

Approximate values may be given where actual values are not available. Note: a) The detail of used oil is to be given to concerned Pollution Control Board in Form-13 as per time mentioned in HW (M & H), Amendment Rules, 2003. b) The detail of disposal of Lead Acid batteries is to be given to concerned State Pollution Control Board in Form-VIII as per time mentioned in Batteries (M&H) Rules, 2001.


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PART – E SOLID WASTE

Particulars Total quantity (In Million Cu.m)

During previous financial year

(2014-15)


(2015-16)

a) From process (Mining) - -

b) From pollution control facilities - -

c) Quantity recycled or reutilized back filled - -

PART – F

PLEASE SPECIFY THE CHARACTERISTICS (IN TERMS OF

CONCENTRATION AND QUANTUM) OF HAZARDOUS AS WELL AS SOLID

WASTE AND INDICATE THE DISPOSAL PRACTICE ADOPTED FOR BOTH

THESE CATEGORIES OF WASTE.

Hazardous waste generated is given in the table PART-D which has been deposited at area store disposal stock yard. Batteries are stored in Area Store from where replacement is taken. Metal scraps are declared and report is sent to HQ. The scraps are then auctioned and sold through HQ. Used oil are re-used as lubricants in coal tubs and friction roller.

PART – G IMPACT OF POLLUTION CONTROL MEASURES ON CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND CONSEQUENTLY ON COST OF PRODUCTION. In order to carry out mining in an eco-friendly manner following pollution control measures have been implemented.

1.0 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL MEASURES: a) Trucks carrying coal to the railway sidings are covered with tarpaulin to avoid

spillage. b) Regular sprinkling of water along road. c) Regular sprinkling of water at coal loading & discharge points with the help of stand

post at Railway siding. d) Sprinklers have been installed at OC patch.

2.0 WATER POLLUTION CONTROL MEASURES:

(for Mine/CHP/Workshop/Colony discharge water) a. Sedimentation tank have been provided in Chakballavpur colliery.

3.0 NOISE POLLUTION CONTROL MEASURES:

a) Regular maintenance of machines and other equipment at Bunker and workshop including mine fan.

b) Providing green belt around core activity area, along road side in colony and in other vacant space.

c) All HEMM & light vehicle are provided with silencers.


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d) Noise monitoring is being carried out regularly.

4.0 LAND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: a) 0.50 acre of ML area have been planted upon in Chakballavpur colliery with survival rate

of 35%. Mixed species have been selected for the plantation. b) There is no subsided area in Chakballavpur UG & Manoharbahal UG.

PART – H

ADDITIONAL INVESTMENT PROPOSAL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION INCLUDING ABATEMENT OF POLLUTION.

a) Plantation will be carried out as per proposed plan in future. b) The Environmental monitoring of the project will be continued fortnightly as per the

guidelines of Ministry of Environment and Forest (MOEF). c) The Environmental Statement report will be submitted for each financial year ending 31st

March. d) Necessary Consent for discharge may be taken from Competent Authority, if required.

PART – I ANY OTHER PARTICULAR IN RESPECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND ABATMENT OF POLLUTION. The Environmental Monitoring is carried out fortnightly for the project by CMPDI, RI-I as per the guideline of Ministry of Environment and Forest (MOEF) and based on the result thereof; colliery takes necessary action if needed.


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Annexure – I

AMBIENT AIR QUALITY Station

No Station Name Month Fortnight Date of

Sampling PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NOx

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village May Second 18-May-15 92.7 28.4 <10.0 14.8

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village June First 01-Jun-15 89.2 26.6 <10.0 16.2

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village June Second 16-Jun-15 80.1 26.4 <10.0 18.1

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village July First 01-Jul-15 78.6 21.6 <10.0 16.3

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village July Second 20-Jul-15 65.2 19.6 <10.0 18.2

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village August First 03-Aug-15 64.7 19.2 <10.0 15.1

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village August Second 17-Aug-15 66.2 20.9 <10.0 16.4

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village September First 02-Sep-15 62.4 18.6 <10.0 14.2

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village September Second 21-Sep-15 68.1 22.8 <10.0 16.4

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village October First 05-Oct-15 70.6 24.8 <10.0 14.5

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village October Second 23-Oct-15 72.4 26.4 <10.0 12.8

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village November First 03-Nov-15 74.2 28.1 <10.0 14.2

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village November Second 17-Nov-15 73.2 28.4 <10.0 14.8

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village December First 07-Dec-15 79.4 29.2 <10.0 18.1

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village December Second 16-Dec-15 81.4 30.6 <10.0 16.2

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village January First 07-Jan-16 78.2 26.9 <10.0 14.7

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village January Second 21-Jan-16 79.1 26.1 <10.0 12.8

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village February First 09-Feb-16 86.4 40.2 <10.0 16.1

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village February Second 25-Feb-16 87.3 41.2 <10.0 16.3

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village March First 14-Mar-16 89.6 42.5 <10.0 16.0

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village March Second 21-Mar-16 88.4 41.6 <10.0 16.1

7A2 In Gobindpur village October First 07-Oct-15 74.1 22.5 <10.0 9.4

7A2 In Gobindpur village October Second 27-Oct-15 72.8 24.9 <10.0 10.4

7A2 In Gobindpur village November First 05-Nov-15 76.4 27.9 <10.0 12.6

7A2 In Gobindpur village November Second 20-Nov-15 74.3 26.5 <10.0 14.2

7A2 In Gobindpur village December First 01-Dec-15 82.6 30.1 <10.0 17.2

7A2 In Gobindpur village December Second 18-Dec-15 83.1 28.9 <10.0 16.4

7A2 In Gobindpur village January First 01-Jan-16 79.4 27.2 <10.0 15.8

7A2 In Gobindpur village January Second 29-Jan-16 80.2 26.8 <10.0 14.4

7A2 In Gobindpur village February First 12-Feb-16 94.2 48.1 <10.0 16.8

7A2 In Gobindpur village February Second 29-Feb-16 95.4 49.6 <10.0 16.7

7A2 In Gobindpur village March First 14-Mar-16 96.8 47.2 <10.0 16.5

7A2 In Gobindpur village March Second 30-Mar-16 95.5 47.6 <10.0 16.6

7A3 In Bonbishnupur village October First 12-Oct-15 72.8 24.1 <10.0 14.3

7A3 In Bonbishnupur village October Second 28-Oct-15 74.6 26.6 <10.0 16.2

7A3 In Bonbishnupur village November First 11-Nov-15 78.1 28.4 <10.0 18.5

7A3 In Bonbishnupur village November Second 19-Nov-15 79.4 27.2 <10.0 16.4

7A3 In Bonbishnupur village December First 04-Dec-15 84.3 28.4 <10.0 16.4

7A3 In Bonbishnupur village December Second 21-Dec-15 86.3 29.4 <10.0 15.8

7A3 In Bonbishnupur village January First 04-Jan-16 82.6 29.4 <10.0 12.9

7A3 In Bonbishnupur village January Second 18-Jan-16 81.6 28.9 <10.0 13.1

7A3 In Bonbishnupur village February First 06-Feb-16 82.3 40.1 <10.0 15.3

7A3 In Bonbishnupur village February Second 19-Feb-16 83.2 40.6 <10.0 15.5

7A3 In Bonbishnupur village March First 10-Mar-16 86.3 41.2 <10.0 15.5

7A3 In Bonbishnupur village March Second 19-Mar-16 84.6 41.5 <10.0 15.4

7A4 In Bhanora village October First 06-Oct-15 84.6 24.3 <10.0 20.5

7A4 In Bhanora village October Second 30-Oct-15 86.2 26.2 <10.0 18.9

7A4 In Bhanora village November First 04-Nov-15 90.3 29.5 <10.0 18.7

7A4 In Bhanora village November Second 18-Nov-15 89.3 28.4 <10.0 16.9

7A4 In Bhanora village December First 02-Dec-15 89.6 29.7 <10.0 15.1

7A4 In Bhanora village December Second 23-Dec-15 90.4 30.6 <10.0 14.3

7A4 In Bhanora village January First 05-Jan-16 84.2 28.7 <10.0 13.3


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Station

No

Station Name Month Fortnight Date of

Sampling

PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NOx

7A4 In Bhanora village January Second 30-Jan-16 82.7 27.1 <10.0 14.6

7A4 In Bhanora village February First 11-Feb-16 97.9 49.3 <10.0 17.0

7A4 In Bhanora village February Second 22-Feb-16 98.4 50.1 <10.0 17.2

7A4 In Bhanora village March First 07-Mar-16 98.6 50.3 <10.0 17.2

7A4 In Bhanora village March Second 19-Mar-16 98.4 50.8 <10.0 17.5

7A5 In Janardansayer Village May Second 18-May-15 96.3 29.2 <10.0 8.1

7A5 In Janardansayer Village June First 01-Jun-15 82.4 24.2 <10.0 9.4

7A5 In Janardansayer Village June Second 16-Jun-15 76.4 20.9 <10.0 8.7

7A5 In Janardansayer Village July First 01-Jul-15 72.4 20.2 <10.0 9.5

7A5 In Janardansayer Village July Second 20-Jul-15 62.9 17.4 <10.0 10.9

7A5 In Janardansayer Village August First 04-Aug-15 62.8 16.9 <10.0 10.4

7A5 In Janardansayer Village August Second 20-Aug-15 64.5 18.4 <10.0 9.2

7A5 In Janardansayer Village September First 01-Sep-15 60.9 17.4 <10.0 8.4

7A5 In Janardansayer Village September Second 23-Sep-15 64.2 20.4 <10.0 10.5

7A6 In Raniganja Village May Second 18-May-15 82.1 26.5 <10.0 9.4

7A6 In Raniganja Village June First 01-Jun-15 88.3 25.9 <10.0 8.5

7A6 In Raniganja Village June Second 16-Jun-15 82.4 24.5 <10.0 9.2

7A6 In Raniganja Village July First 01-Jul-15 74.6 22.5 <10.0 10.3

7A6 In Raniganja Village July Second 21-Jul-15 59.7 18.2 <10.0 14.2

7A6 In Raniganja Village August First 13-Aug-15 62.9 18.4 <10.0 10.3

7A6 In Raniganja Village August Second 19-Aug-15 60.1 19.2 <10.0 12.9

7A6 In Raniganja Village September First 07-Sep-15 64.1 19.5 <10.0 9.6

7A6 In Raniganja Village September Second 22-Sep-15 68.9 22.6 <10.0 12.6

7A7 In Katanidangal Village May Second 18-May-15 124.5 32.7 <10.0 18.2

7A7 In Katanidangal Village June First 01-Jun-15 118.8 28.7 <10.0 16.4

7A7 In Katanidangal Village June Second 16-Jun-15 101.3 28.4 <10.0 19.3

7A7 In Katanidangal Village July First 01-Jul-15 94.3 32.8 <10.0 18.6

7A7 In Katanidangal Village July Second 21-Jul-15 78.4 19.6 <10.0 14.8

7A7 In Katanidangal Village August First 05-Aug-15 82.3 22.9 <10.0 14.9

7A7 In Katanidangal Village August Second 20-Aug-15 80.6 20.9 <10.0 13.2

7A7 In Katanidangal Village September First 03-Sep-15 86.7 24.8 <10.0 16.2

7A7 In Katanidangal Village September Second 24-Sep-15 82.6 22.9 <10.0 18.2


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Annexure – I

AMBIENT AIR QUALITY METAL ANALYSIS Station


Sampling Arsenic Cadmium Chromium Mercury Nickel Lead

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village

September First 02-Sep-15 <0.005 <0.001 <0.01 <0.001 <0.10 0.04

7A1 In Monoharbahal Village

March First 14-Mar-16 <0.005 <0.001 <0.01 <0.001 <0.10 <0.005

7A2 In Gobindpur village March First 14-Mar-16 <0.005 <0.001 <0.01 <0.001 <0.10 <0.005

7A3 In Bonbishnupur village

March First 10-Mar-16 <0.005 <0.001 <0.01 <0.001 <0.10 <0.005

7A4 In Bhanora village March First 07-Mar-16 <0.005 <0.001 <0.01 <0.001 <0.10 <0.005

7A5 In Janardansayer Village

September First 01-Sep-15 <0.005 <0.001 <0.01 <0.001 <0.10 0.06

7A6 In Raniganja Village September First 07-Sep-15 <0.005 <0.001 <0.01 <0.001 <0.10 0.04

7A7 In Katanidangal Village September First 03-Sep-15 <0.005 <0.001 <0.01 <0.001 <0.10 0.06

Environmental standards: National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for residential, industrial and rural areas for 24 hourly/yearly samples:

Heavy Metal Arsenic (As) Cadmium (Cd)

Chromium (Cr)

Mercury Hg)

Nickel (Ni)

Lead (Pb)

Limit (µg/m3) 0.006 Not specified Not specified Not specified 0.02 0.5


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NOISE LEVEL Station


Sampling Noise Level

dB(A)

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG June Second 16-Jun-15 64.2

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG June First 01-Jun-15 62.7

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG July First 01-Jul-15 59.8

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG September Second 23-Sep-15 66.4

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG August First 13-Aug-15 68.3

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG August Second 17-Aug-15 65.4

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG September First 03-Sep-15 64.2

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG October First 07-Oct-15 67.8

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG October Second 23-Oct-15 64.5

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG November First 11-Nov-15 68.3

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG November Second 20-Nov-15 66.4

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG December First 01-Dec-15 69

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG December Second 28-Dec-15 62

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG January First 05-Jan-16 62

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG January Second 28-Jan-16 64

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG February First 09-Feb-16 62

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG February Second 25-Feb-16 63

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG March First 10-Mar-16 64

7N1 Pit-top Chakballavpur UG March Second 19-Mar-16 62

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG June Second 16-Jun-15 66.3

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG June First 01-Jun-15 62.1

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG July First 01-Jul-15 64.2

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG September Second 23-Sep-15 68.2

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG August First 13-Aug-15 70.6

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG August Second 17-Aug-15 68.7

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG September First 03-Sep-15 67.0

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG October First 07-Oct-15 69.4

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG October Second 23-Oct-15 67.8

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG November First 11-Nov-15 66.7

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG November Second 20-Nov-15 68.7

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG December First 01-Dec-15 70

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG December Second 28-Dec-15 65

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG January First 05-Jan-16 65

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG January Second 28-Jan-16 70

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG February First 06-Feb-16 54

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG February Second 29-Feb-16 58

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG March First 07-Mar-16 62

7N2 Pit-top Bhanora West UG March Second 30-Mar-16 64


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EFFLUENT WATER QUALITY (5 PARAMETERS) Station


Sampling pH TSS TDS O&G COD

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG May Second 16-May-15 7.84 <25.0 448 <2.0 16

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG June Second 30-Jun-15 7.28 26 426 <2.0 16

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG July First 01-Jul-15 7.89 <25.0 420 <2.0 16

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG August First 05-Aug-15 8.22 30 466 <2.0 22

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG July Second 21-Jul-15 8.34 <25.0 417 <2.0 32

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG August Second 19-Aug-15 8.16 34 474 <2.0 24

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG September First 01-Sep-15 8.14 <25.0 460 <2.0 26

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG June First 03-Jun-15 7.84 <25.0 448 <2.0 16

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG September Second 21-Sep-15 8.34 9 484 <2.0 28

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG October First 05-Oct-15 8.06 8 474 <2.0 16

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG October Second 23-Oct-15 8.38 14 482 <2.0 24

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG November First 05-Nov-15 8.34 8 472 <2.0 24

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG November Second 17-Nov-15 8.06 10 534 <2.0 16

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG December Second 16-Dec-15 7.80 6 489 <2.0 24

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG January First 07-Jan-16 7.77 10 997 <2.0 24

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG January Second 21-Jan-16 7.75 10 492 <2.0 24

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG February First 09-Feb-16 7.39 18 555 <2.0 24

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG February Second 19-Feb-16 7.59 7 521 <2.0 16

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG March First 14-Mar-16 7.21 7 575 <2.0 24

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG March Second 30-Mar-16 7.48 14 568 <2.0 24

7MW2 Bhanora West UG May Second 16-May-15 7.70 <25.0 408 <2.0 56

7MW2 Bhanora West UG June Second 19-Jun-15 8.02 <25.0 402 <2.0 40

7MW2 Bhanora West UG July First 01-Jul-15 7.64 <25.0 412 <2.0 48

7MW2 Bhanora West UG August First 05-Aug-15 8.84 <25.0 420 <2.0 44

7MW2 Bhanora West UG July Second 21-Jul-15 8.70 28 434 <2.0 72

7MW2 Bhanora West UG August Second 19-Aug-15 8.70 28 437 <2.0 42

7MW2 Bhanora West UG September First 01-Sep-15 8.76 <25.0 445 <2.0 40

7MW2 Bhanora West UG June First 03-Jun-15 7.70 <25.0 408 <2.0 56

7MW2 Bhanora West UG September Second 21-Sep-15 8.52 7 432 <2.0 40

7MW2 Bhanora West UG October First 05-Oct-15 8.24 6 468 <2.0 32

7MW2 Bhanora West UG October Second 23-Oct-15 7.98 8 484 <2.0 40

7MW2 Bhanora West UG November First 05-Nov-15 8.24 7 474 <2.0 16

7MW2 Bhanora West UG November Second 17-Nov-15 8.04 16 482 <2.0 28

7MW2 Bhanora West UG December Second 16-Dec-15 7.78 5 498 <2.0 56

7MW2 Bhanora West UG January First 07-Jan-16 7.81 7 499 <2.0 16

7MW2 Bhanora West UG January Second 21-Jan-16 7.85 7 509 <2.0 08

7MW2 Bhanora West UG February First 09-Feb-16 8.13 9 491 <2.0 32

7MW2 Bhanora West UG February Second 19-Feb-16 8.30 9 499 <2.0 48

7MW2 Bhanora West UG March First 14-Mar-16 8.29 6 499 <2.0 40

7MW2 Bhanora West UG March Second 30-Mar-16 8.36 16 508 <2.0 40

Effluent Water Quality Standards (MoEF Schedule – VI Standards)

Parameters pH TSS TDS Oil & Grease COD

Limit 5.5-9.0 100 Not Specified 10 250


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EFFLUENT QUALITY STANDARDS (29 PARAMETERS)

Cluster 7 7 Effluent Water

(MOEF Schedule-VI

Standard) Station No 7MW1 7MW2

Station Name Chakballavpur UG

Bhanora West UG

Month December December

Fortnight First First

Date of Sampling 01-Dec-15 07-Dec-15

Colour 3 5 Unobjectionable

Odour Unobjectionable Unobjectionable Unobjectionable

TSS 7 8 100.0

pH 8.07 8.01 5.5-9.0

Temperature(Deg C) 22.2 21.9 Shall not exceed 50C

above the receiving

water temp

Oil & Grease <2.0 <2.0 10.0

Total Residual Chlorine <0.02 <0.02 1.0

Ammonical Nitrogen 0.36 0.48 50.0

Total Kjeldahi Nitrogen 1.38 1.42 100.0

Free Amonia <0.4 <0.4 5.0

BOD 4 5 30.0

COD 16 40 250.0

Arsenic <0.005 <0.005 0.2

Lead <0.005 <0.005 0.1

Hexavalent Chromium 0.03 0.04 0.1

Total Chromium 0.05 0.05 2.0

Copper 0.03 0.03 3.0

Zinc 0.04 0.03 5.0

Selenium <0.005 <0.005 0.05

Nickel <0.10 <0.10 3.0

Fluoride 0.54 0.37 2.0

Dissolved Phosphate 1.62 1.38 5.0

Sulphide 0.007 0.008 2.0

Phenolics <0.001 <0.001 1.0

Manganese 0.20 0.24 2.0

Iron 0.12 0.14 3.0

Nitrate Nitrogen 2.8 2.9 10.0

Cadmium <0.001 <0.001 0.003

Total Dissolved Solids 482 492 Not Specified


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GROUNDWATER QUALITY Cluster No 7 7 7 7 7 7

Indian Drinking Water

Standard (IS-10500)

Station No 7GW1 7GW2 7GW3 7GW4 7GW5 7GW6

Station Name Dugwell at Janardan

Sayer village near

lalganj Hatia

Dugwell at

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Dugwell at

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Dugwell at

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Dugwell at

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Fortnight Second Second Second Second Second Second

Date of

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03-May-

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Colour,Hazen unit Max

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Odour Unobjectionable

Unobjectionabl

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Unobjectionable

Unobjectionable

Unobjectionable

Unobjectionable

Taste Agreeable Agreeable

Agreeable

Agreeable

Agreeable

Agreeable

Agreeable

Turbidity,NTU Max

3.1 4.0 3.9 2.8 3.2 2.6 5.0 10.0

pH 7.50 7.23 7.03 7.25 7.81 7.52 6.5-8.5 6.5-8.5

Total Hardness 400 96 204 616 172 272 300.0 600.0

Iron <0.06 <0.06 <0.06 <0.06 <0.06 <0.06 0.30 1.00

Chlorides 183 24 67 184 20 67 250.0 1000.0

Res Free chlorine

<0.02 <0.02 <0.02 <0.02 <0.02 <0.02 0.20 0.20

Dissolved Solids 834 186 371 945 247 375 500.0 2000.0

Calcium 67.2 17.6 51.2 155.2 46.4 59.2 75.0 200.0

Copper <0.03 <0.03 <0.03 <0.03 <0.03 <0.03 0.05 1.5

Manganese <0.02 <0.02 <0.02 <0.02 <0.02 <0.02 0.1 0.3

Sulphate 68 64 71 74 73 49 200.0 400.0

Nitrate 6.20 2.66 487 9.75 8.42 7.08 45.0 100.0

Fluoride 0.64 0.58 0.49 0.46 0.48 0.48 1.0 1.5

Selenium <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 0.01 0.01

Arsenic <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 0.05 0.05

Lead <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 0.05 0.05

Zinc <0.01 <0.01 0.01 <0.01 <0.01 <0.01 5.0 15.0

Hex Chromium <0.01 <0.01 <0.01 <0.01 <0.01 <0.01 0.05 0.05

Boron <0.01 <0.01 <0.01 <0.01 <0.01 <0.01 1.0 5.0

Coliforms (MPN) Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Not Specified

Phenolics <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 0.001 0.002

Alkalinity 308 128 128 208 232 116 200.0 600.0


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GROUNDWATER LEVEL

Station No

Station Name Month Fortnight Date of Sampling

Ground Water Level BGL

(mtr )

7GWL1 Dugwell at Janardan Sayer village near lalganj Hatia May Second 18-May-15 4.00

7GWL1 Dugwell at Janardan Sayer village near lalganj Hatia November Second 27-Nov-15 2.30

7GWL1 Dugwell at Janardan Sayer village near lalganj Hatia January Second 30-Jan-16 2.20

7GWL1 Dugwell at Janardan Sayer village near lalganj Hatia August Second 27-Aug-15 1.85

7GWL2 Dugwell at Raniganj Chati village near kalimandir May Second 18-May-15 1.85

7GWL2 Dugwell at Raniganj Chati village near kalimandir November Second 27-Nov-15 1.50

7GWL2 Dugwell at Raniganj Chati village near kalimandir January Second 30-Jan-16 0.95

7GWL2 Dugwell at Raniganj Chati village near kalimandir August Second 27-Aug-15 0.90

7GWL3 Dugwell at westside of Kelajora health Centre May Second 18-May-15 4.45

7GWL3 Dugwell at westside of Kelajora health Centre November Second 27-Nov-15 2.50

7GWL3 Dugwell at westside of Kelajora health Centre January Second 27-Jan-16 3.25

7GWL3 Dugwell at westside of Kelajora health Centre August Second 27-Aug-15 1.25

7GWL4 Dugwell at Bhanora village main road side Mahadeb Smritinilay

May Second 18-May-15 6.80


November Second 30-Nov-15 3.15


January Second 27-Jan-16 3.80


August Second 28-Aug-15 1.35

7GWL5 Dugwell at Bonbishtupur Majipara near transformer May Second 19-May-15 5.35

7GWL5 Dugwell at Bonbishtupur Majipara near transformer November Second 30-Nov-15 2.25

7GWL5 Dugwell at Bonbishtupur Majipara near transformer January Second 27-Jan-16 2.90

7GWL5 Dugwell at Bonbishtupur Majipara near transformer August Second 28-Aug-15 1.00

7GWL6 Dugwell at Gobindpur village, backside of Biswanath weigh bridge

May Second 18-May-15 10.60


November Second 30-Nov-15 7.50


January Second 27-Jan-16 3.10


August Second 25-Aug-15 1.70

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Baijantipur

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Shyamsunderpur

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Nekrajuria

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Digari

Shrirampur

Shantinagar

Dhanudih

Banskutia

Ramchandrapur

Kaladabar

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Hangarpara

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Kulti

Azadnagar

Patharkhad

Ramchandra Dangal

Kendua

Shipur

Syaldanga

Lalbazar

Naktikanyapur

Kalikapur

Sitarampur

Sitarampur

Kultora

Dedi

Chalbalpur

Lachipur

Kumardiha

Melekola

Ramjibanpur

Sudi

Raghunathbati

Ethora

Sarakdih

Ganrui

Marichkota

Angaria

Sitakanyapur

Napara

Madanpur

Bansarakdih

Monoharbahal

Panchgachia

Palashdiha

Nuni

Jayramdanga

Baropukuria

Saragdih

Haripur

Mucchadanga

Sitadanga

Chinchuria

Dhadka

Piyasala

Churulia

Colony

I

.

O

.

C

.

P

I

P

E

L

I

N

E

JOREKURI

BELDANGA KHASTEWARI'S -

KASTA

PARIHARPUR

KASTA BENGALCOLLIERY

EAST PARSUNDICOLLIERY

AURANG COLLIERY

BARMONDIA

KALIDASPUR

GOURANGDIH-BEGUNIA(BARREN)

GOURANGDIH

MOHANPURSANGRAMGARH

DABOR

BONJHEMARI

DALMIYA

DAMAGORIAB.C.C.L.

G I R M I N T

B H A N O R A

A N D D A M R A

N I N G H A

K A L I P A H A R I

G H U S I C K

S R I P U R

D H E MO M A I N

M E T H A N I

S O D E P U R

B E J D I H

C H I N A K U R I

P A T M O H A N A

SATGRAM

RATIBATI

NIMCHA

KUARDIHI

N

H

-

2

B

y

e

-

P

a

s

s

No.29

Debu Qry.

No.30

Running

No.28

Inc.13

Inc.14

No.27

Gourangdih O.C.P.

No.31

Khoirabad Fire Project Filled-up

No.26

Filled-up Filled-upFilled-up

No.23Mohonpur O.C.P.Running

No.32 No.24

Inc.(Spl. Seam)

Inc.Inc.

Inc.Inc.

Ranga

Pits

Pit-6Pit-5

No.25

Pit-10

PitPit

Pit-11

Pit-5 Pit-6

Pit-5Pit-6

PitPit-1

Pit-2

Pit-2Pit-1

Pit

Pit

Pit-3

Pit-1Pit-2

Pit

Pit-2Pit-1

Pit-5

Pit

Pit-1

Pit-2

Pit-APit-B

Pit-C

Pit

Pit-6

Pit-4Pit-5

Pit-6Pit-7

Pit-2

Pit-1

Pit-2 Pit-1

Pit

Pit-1Pit-2Pit-5

Pit-4

Pit-6

Pit-2

Pit-3

Pit-2

Pit-7

Pit-3Pit-5Pit-6Pit-7

Pit-11

Pit-5Pit-5Pit-2

Pit-4Pit-A1

Pit-3

Pit-6

Pit-A2

Pit-9

Pit-5

Pit-6

Pit-1Pit-3

Pit-1Pit-2

Pit-9Pit-10

Pit-3

Inc2

Pit-1Pit-2

Inc.(R)

Pit-5Pit-4

Pit-3

Pit-1Pit-2

Pit-3

Pit-3

Pit-12Pit-11

Pit-18

Pit-1

Pit-14

Pit-13 Pit-2

Pit-2

Pit-14

Pit-1

Pit-2

Pit-11Pit-12

Pit-1Pit-4

Pit-1pit-2

PIT-1

Running

PITPITPIT

PITINC.

PIT

PIT-2

PITPIT INC. INC.

INC.

PIT

PIT-3PIT-4

PITINC.

PITINC.INC.

PITINC.

INC.

PIT

INC.-2PIT-1AS

PIT-2ASINC.

INC.PIT

PIT PIT

INDEX

100

Quarry

Colliery

Builtup Area

Contour

River & Nala

Rail Line

Unmetalled Road

Tank

Metalled Road

Area

NOTE:-1. Roads, Railway lines,Rivers & Nallas are taken from Survey of India's topo sheet.2. Area boundary of ECL, District boundary are taken from the plan supplied by ECL.3. Mines whose names appear in Red are presently closed due to exhaustion of workings.

7

B

U

F

F

E

R

O

F

C

L

U

S

T

E

R

-

7

ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT OF CLUSTER-7

Permanent Air Station

Pre - monsoon

Post - monsoon

Predominant Wind Direction

during October - March (Post - Monsoon)

Predominant Wind Direction

during April - September

(Pre - Monsoon & Monsoon Period)

7A2

7A3

7A4

7A5

7A6

7A7

7A1

Station Code Type of Station Name of StationAIR QUALITY MONITORING STATIONS

7A1 Permanent Air Station In Monoharbahal Village7A2 Post monsoon Air Station In Gobindpur Village7A3 In Bonbishnupur Village7A4 In Bhanora Village7A5 Pre monsoon Air Station In Janardansayar Village7A6 In Raniganja Village7A7 In Katanidangal Village

Post monsoon Air StationPost monsoon Air Station

Pre monsoon Air StationPre monsoon Air Station

Station Code Name of Station (Workplace)NOISE SAMPLING STATIONS

7N1 Chakballavpur UG7N2 Bahanora West UG

Station Code Mine/Effluent Water StationMINE/ EFFLUENT WATER STATIONS

7MW1 Chakballavpur UG7MW2 Bhanora West UG

Station Code Location of Dug WellGROUND WATER LEVEL

7GWL1 Dugwell at Janardansayar village near Lalganj Hatia7GWL2 Dugwell at at Ranigaj Chati village near Kalimandir7GWL37GWL47GWL5 Dugwell at Bonbishtupur majhi para near transformer

Dugwell at west side of Kelejora health centreDugwell at Bhanora village main roadside Mahadev Smritinilay


7N17N2

7MW1

7MW2

7GWL1

7GWL2

7GWL3

7GWL4

7GWL5

7GWL6

Documents

ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT IN FORM-Veasterncoal.gov.in/notices/environment/20161130salansri.pdfEnvironmental Statement (Form-V) for Cluster No. – 7 (Group of Mines) 2015-16 2 CHAPTER