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Environmental Clearance # J.11011/77/2002Environmental Clearance # J.11011/77/2002Environmental Clearance # J.11011/77/2002Environmental Clearance # J.11011/77/2002----IA.II dated 17.07.2003IA.II dated 17.07.2003IA.II dated 17.07.2003IA.II dated 17.07.2003

IIIIssued by Ministry of Environment assued by Ministry of Environment assued by Ministry of Environment assued by Ministry of Environment and Forests, New Delhind Forests, New Delhind Forests, New Delhind Forests, New Delhi

for United Phosphorus Ltd., Unit # 2, Ankleshwar, Gujaratfor United Phosphorus Ltd., Unit # 2, Ankleshwar, Gujaratfor United Phosphorus Ltd., Unit # 2, Ankleshwar, Gujaratfor United Phosphorus Ltd., Unit # 2, Ankleshwar, Gujarat

ConditionConditionConditionCondition Status of ComplianceStatus of ComplianceStatus of ComplianceStatus of Compliance

Period: Period: Period: Period: Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011

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The Ex Post Facto Environmental Clearance is granted for the following products;

⇒ Phorate / Turbuphos @ 3600 MT / Year; and (2400 MT after product mix) Complied.Complied.Complied.Complied.

⇒ Acephate @ 960 MT / Year (1920 MT after product mix) the product mix have been revised without increasing pollution load and after obtaining No Increase in Pollution Load certificate from GPCB.

Land of project area is 65,625 m2. Project does not involve forest land and displacement of people. Water requirement is 340.1 m3 / day. Solid waste in form of ETP Sludge (7.5 MT / Month), incinerator ash (9 MT / Month) and Inorganic Salts from Evaporation System (30 MT / Month) will be disposed off in BEIL landfill. Public Hearing was done on 16.01.2002. GPCB has granted NOC for 300 MT / Month of Phorate / Turbuphos on 17.11.1995; and 80 MT / Month of Acephate on 02.04.1996. Cost of the project is Rs 16.50 Crores.

MOEF accords Environmental Clearance to the project under provisions of EIA Notification dated 27.01.1994 as amended subsequently subject to compliance of various special and general conditions;

A A A A �� SPECIFIC CONDITIONSSPECIFIC CONDITIONSSPECIFIC CONDITIONSSPECIFIC CONDITIONS









1 Gaseous emissions (SO2, NOX, HCl, HC, NH3, H2S Cl2) and PM from various process units to be conform to standards. At no time, emissions to go beyond standards. In case of failure of pollution control systems, unit should not be restarted until the systems are rectified to achieve desired efficiency

Complied. Complied. Complied. Complied.

For all parameters monitoring is done through internally by our lab and externally through M/s Mahabal Enviro Engineering Pvt Ltd., Monitoring reports are attached for the period Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011

Parameter RangeParameter RangeParameter RangeParameter Range

SOSOSOSO2 2 2 2 (limit: 40 mg/nm3) 25.2 (limit: 40 mg/nm3) 25.2 (limit: 40 mg/nm3) 25.2 (limit: 40 mg/nm3) 25.2 ------------31.831.831.831.8

( In Phorate plant stack attached to fume incinerator)

NONONONOXXXX (lim(lim(lim(limit: 50 mg/nm3) 0.5 it: 50 mg/nm3) 0.5 it: 50 mg/nm3) 0.5 it: 50 mg/nm3) 0.5 –––– 8.88.88.88.8


HClHClHClHCl (limit: 20 mg/nm3) BDL(limit: 20 mg/nm3) BDL(limit: 20 mg/nm3) BDL(limit: 20 mg/nm3) BDL


NHNHNHNH3333 (limit: 30 mg/nm3) 18 (limit: 30 mg/nm3) 18 (limit: 30 mg/nm3) 18 (limit: 30 mg/nm3) 18 -------- 26262626

(In Acephate plant attached to NH3 scrubber)

HHHH2222SSSS (limit: 5 mg/nm3)(limit: 5 mg/nm3)(limit: 5 mg/nm3)(limit: 5 mg/nm3) 2222--------5555

(In Phorate plant stack attached to Alkali Scrubber & Phorate Plant stack attached toP2S5 Charging hooper)

2 Fugitive emissions in workplace environment, product, raw material storage areas, to be monitored. Fugitive emissions containing solvent from process and storage tank vents and accidental leakage of EM and TBM to be subjected to thermal destruction in fume incinerator. Flue gas emissions from incinerator to conform to the standards prescribed by GPCB

Complied.Complied.Complied.Complied.

Fugitive emission monitoring at various locations are being carried out by our Quality Assurance Department and data being maintained. Please refer enclosed details for fugitive emissions.

Fume incinerator is in operation

3 Process emissions (H2S, NH3, MECL, and VOC) to be scrubbed through ventury and packed column scrubbers and conform to prescribed standards. The efficiency of scrubber to be improved and maintained as per best practicable technology. VOC data to be monitored and submitted to the Ministry


VOC Monitoring is done and monitoring reports are attached









4 As reflected in EIA / EMP Report, effluent generation not to exceed 218 m3 / day. To reduce organic load, various effluent streams to be segregated and following treatment system to be followed;

⇒ Organic waste water streams generated from process, low boilers and distillation residues generated from process, which are organic in nature, to be collected separately and incinerated

⇒ Effluent stream containing high dissolved solids before discharging in solar evaporation pond having an area of 4000 sq m, to be treated suitably. Solvents from effluent to be recovered before discharging in solar evaporation pond. Besides, as reflected in EIA / EMP Report, aqueous stream containing high dissolved solid to be evaporated by installation of forced evaporation system with the help of steam

⇒ Streams with high organic load (high COD and BOD) to be treated chemically with Hydrogen Peroxide and sent to ETP for treatment


Treated effluent discharge to FETP, NCTL for Treated effluent discharge to FETP, NCTL for Treated effluent discharge to FETP, NCTL for Treated effluent discharge to FETP, NCTL for the period Julthe period Julthe period Julthe period Jul----Dec 2011 averages @ 196.54 Dec 2011 averages @ 196.54 Dec 2011 averages @ 196.54 Dec 2011 averages @ 196.54 mmmm3333/day/day/day/day

Summarized data of effluent generation and quantity discharged is attached herewith for the period Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011

ComComComCompliedpliedpliedplied. . . . Organic waste and Aqueous waste is being sent to common Incinerator, BEIL, Ankleshwar for incineration.

Complied.Complied.Complied.Complied. For the period JulFor the period JulFor the period JulFor the period Jul----Dec 2011 the Dec 2011 the Dec 2011 the Dec 2011 the evaporation of high TDS effluent averages @ evaporation of high TDS effluent averages @ evaporation of high TDS effluent averages @ evaporation of high TDS effluent averages @ 28.68 kl/day28.68 kl/day28.68 kl/day28.68 kl/day.... Four Reactors of forced evaporator are in operation. About 40 kl / day can be evaporated in this system. Details of quantity treated during Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011 is attached herewith

Complied. Complied. Complied. Complied. In the chemical treatment section, effluent having high COD is treated with Hydrogen Peroxide. The treated effluent is further treated at ETP.

For the period JulFor the period JulFor the period JulFor the period Jul----Dec 2011, the high organic Dec 2011, the high organic Dec 2011, the high organic Dec 2011, the high organic load effluent treatment using H2O2 averages @ load effluent treatment using H2O2 averages @ load effluent treatment using H2O2 averages @ load effluent treatment using H2O2 averages @ 14.04 kl/day14.04 kl/day14.04 kl/day14.04 kl/day

Details of quantity treated during Jul to Dec 2011 is attached herewith









⇒ Dilute waste streams generated from process, utilities including blow downs of cooling towers and boilers, and waste water from softening plant and domestic waste water to be given primary, secondary and tertiary treatment. Treated effluent after conforming the standards, to be discharged in GIDC drain. The effluent quality before disposal to Amla Khadi, to be as follows;

⇒ PH @ 5.5 to 8.5

⇒ BOD @ 30 mg / l

⇒ COD @ 100 mg / l

⇒ SS @ 100 mg / l

⇒ Oil and Grease @ 10 mg / l

⇒ Phenol @ 1 mg / l

⇒ Sulphide @ 0.5 mg / l

⇒ Ammonical Nitrogen @ 50 mg/l


Primary, secondary and tertiary treatment facilities are in operation

Company is sending treated effluent through GIDC drain to FETP,NCTL (BEAIL), and Ankleshwar for further treatment and disposal to deep sea.

ETP has been expanded from capacity 300 KLD to 550 KLD . In the new ETP System, we have utilized Membrane Bio Reactor (MBR) as an advanced technology.

Parameters Parameters Parameters Parameters RangeRangeRangeRange pH pH pH pH 7.1 – 7.9 BOD (mg/l) BOD (mg/l) BOD (mg/l) BOD (mg/l) 14 -- 30 COD (mg/l) COD (mg/l) COD (mg/l) COD (mg/l) 74 -- 100 SS (mg/l) SS (mg/l) SS (mg/l) SS (mg/l) 42—93 Amm. NAmm. NAmm. NAmm. N2 2 2 2 (mg/l) (mg/l) (mg/l) (mg/l) 1 -- 45









5 Company to recover MECl(CH3CL) by installation of CH3CL recovery plant. Further, solvent recovery to be improved and attempts to be made to achieve at least 90 % recovery wherever possible. Rest solvent which can’t be recovered, to be incinerated. Action plan to be submitted to Ministry within 3 months

Complied.

The Company has not manufactured Dichlorovos (one of products) at the site, which is major generator of MECL.

6 Company to upgrade existing incinerator for incineration of hazardous waste. Organic aqueous and solid waste generated should be collected and incinerated for total destruction. As reflected in EIA / EMP Report, solid waste and ash to be stored in the plant premises in a pit with impervious flooring and leachate collection system. The ash and sludge from ETP to be finally disposed in BEIL landfill. Leachate to be sent to ETP for treatment


Our Incinerator is dismantled.

Company is utilizing Common Incinerator facility of BEIL, Ankleshwar.

ETP sludge is being disposed to BEIL for landfilling. Leachate is taken to ETP for further treatment.

Hazardous waste storage area constructed as per CPCB, Guideline.

7 As per commitment given to Ministry, existing incineration system to be up graded by 31.03.2004. Company to also take membership of Common Incineration System of BEIL


The Company has taken membership of the Common Incineration System being set up at BEIL. The company is sending incinerable material to BEIL, Ankleshwar for Incineration. Details are attached for the period Jul to Dec Jul to Dec Jul to Dec Jul to Dec 2011201120112011

8 Destruction efficiency of incinerator to be assessed by agency like CPCB and report submitted. Company to monitor VOC’s and data submitted to Ministry / CPCB / GPCB regularly.


The company is sending incinerable material to BEIL, Ankleshwar regularly for Incineration. Details are attached for the period Jul to Dec Jul to Dec Jul to Dec Jul to Dec 2011201120112011









9 As per CREP, bio assay test method to be replaced by Toxicity Factor test method developed by CPCB. TF=4 to be achieved by December 2003 and TF=2 by July 2006. Action plan to be submitted within 3 months to Ministry

CCCCompliedompliedompliedomplied....

Reports of monitoring done are attached herewith for the period Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011

PPPParameter arameter arameter arameter RangeRangeRangeRange

TTTTffff (Toxicity Factor)(Toxicity Factor)(Toxicity Factor)(Toxicity Factor) 1 1 1 1 -------- 2222

10 As per action plan submitted to Ministry, Company to adopt waste minimization and cleaner production techniques to reduce solvent, raw material, water and energy consumption. Company to install modified P2S5 handling system with tote bins to prevent spillages. To reduce decontamination and disposal, company to re cycle the drums


This is an on going activity.

• Drums recycling for FG packing in Plants. 2920 n2920 n2920 n2920 no. o. o. o. of drumsof drumsof drumsof drums were recycled after decontamination during the period Jul to Dec 2011

• Steam condensate is recycled in to Boilers.

• We have reduced the raw material consumption norms.

• We have increased Solvent recovery upto 96%.

11 Company to undertake rain water harvesting as per action plan submitted to this Ministry


The rain water harvesting system consists of collection of rain water from the total surface area of approximately 1400 Sq M. The total rain water collection (considering 24” rain fall) comes to 840 kl in a year. The collected rain water is used in cooling tower make up. Also, part of the rain water collected is taken to storage tanks. The storage tank capacity is 650 kl.

12 Company to comply with environmental protection measures and safeguards recommended in EIA / EMP / RRA Reports as well as recommendations of Public Hearing Panel










13 Green belt of adequate width and density in project area of 1200 sq m in addition to 7642 sq m to be provided to mitigate effect of fugitive emissions all around plant. Development of green belt along boundary wall, open space and avenue roads, to be improved in consultation with local DFO as per CPCB guidelines


This is an ongoing activity.

During Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011,,,, about 25 saplings have been planted. We also supported tree plantation at common plots in the estate.

14 As per policy decision taken by this Ministry, Company to earmark a separate fund @ 1 % of project cost (Rs 16.50 Crores) for eco development measures including community welfare measures in project area. Amount to be deposited within 2 months in a separate account to be maintained by GPCB. Plans to be submitted to Ministry and GPCB within 3 months. After approval of action plan by GPCB, amount deposited may be released in two installments based on progress of implementation


We have submitted details to GPCB as we have already spent more than Rs 16.50 Lacs for eco development and other community welfare schemes. We are the major donor for an engineering college having set-up at Ankleshwar by Rotary club.

B B B B �� GENERAL CONDITIONSGENERAL CONDITIONSGENERAL CONDITIONSGENERAL CONDITIONS

1 Company to adhere to stipulations made by GPCB Complied. Complied. Complied. Complied.

2 No further expansion / modifications in the plant to be carried out without prior approval of MOEF. In case of deviations / alterations in the project proposals from those submitted, a fresh reference to be made to Ministry to assess adequacy of conditions imposed and add additional environmental protection measures required, if any


We have obtained NOC for product mix change and applied for consent amendment for product Ethofumisate & Metasystox. NOC certificate is attached.

3 Company to comply with MSIHC Rules 2000. Prior approvals of Chief Inspector of Factories, Chief Inspector of Explosives, Fire Safety Inspectorate etc, to be obtained


The company is having various statutory licenses and approvals









4 Company to comply with HWM Rules and authorization from GPCB to be obtained


The unit was granted CCA vide no. 32225 dated 13.05.2009 & dated 13.10.2010 which is valid up to 01.09.2013.

5 Overall noise levels in and around plant area to be kept within the standards (85 dBA) by providing noise control measures including acoustic hoods, silencers, enclosures etc, on all sources of noise generation. Ambient noise levels to conform to standards i.e. 75 dBA (day time) and 70 dBA (night time)


Being monitored and found to be within limits

Monitoring is done internally & Reports are attached herewith for the period Jul to Dec Jul to Dec Jul to Dec Jul to Dec 2011201120112011

RangeRangeRangeRange

Daytime (Limit: 75 dBA): Daytime (Limit: 75 dBA): Daytime (Limit: 75 dBA): Daytime (Limit: 75 dBA): 39.2 39.2 39.2 39.2 –––– 69.8 69.8 69.8 69.8

Nighttime (Limit: 70 dBA)Nighttime (Limit: 70 dBA)Nighttime (Limit: 70 dBA)Nighttime (Limit: 70 dBA) 39.0 39.0 39.0 39.0 ------------ 69.869.869.869.8









6 Occupational health surveillance program to be undertaken as regular exercise for all employees, specifically for those engaged in handling hazardous substances. First aid facilities in OHC to be strengthened and medical records of each employee to be maintained.


The company is having full time medical doctor and also OHC. Pre employment and routine medical examinations are being carried out. Regular BCA test for employees is also being carried out. All medical records are being maintained.

Every two years, complete medical examination is carried out. The frequency of check up is as follows;

• Blood Cholinesterase Activity (BCA) Test is carried out every 15 days

• Brief Medical examination is done half yearly for blood, urine etc

• Full medical examination is done every alternate year including Physical examination, Hemoglobin ,Complete Blood Count, ESR, Complete Urine Examination, Lever Function, Kidney Function, Creatinine, Blood Sugar, Electro Cardiogram, X Ray for chest and Sonography etc

During the period Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011Jul to Dec 2011

Medical check up done for 167 employees

7 A separate Environment Management Cell with full fledged laboratory to be set up to carry out the environmental management and monitoring functions


Environmental Cell is in operation. VP (Env) from Corporate Level supports the units in environmental compliances. The various environmental protection measures are coordinated by a Sr. Manager. Waste water analysis, bio assay test, ambient air monitoring, stack monitoring, solid waste analysis, noise level monitoring, VOC Monitoring are carried out. Also, environmental audit is carried out









8 Company to provide adequate funds for recurring and non-recurring expenses to implement the conditions stipulated by MOEF as well as state government along with implementation schedule for all conditions stipulated. The funds should not be diverted for any other purposes


The funds are already provided as a part of manufacturing activities and operation of ETP / Incinerator. Separate Cost Codes are also available

9 Implementation of the project and Environmental Action Plan to be monitored by MOEF, Regional Office at Bhopal, GPCB / CPCB. A six monthly compliance report to be submitted to monitoring agencies

Being compliedBeing compliedBeing compliedBeing complied. . . .

Half yearly reports is being sent during first week of February and August every year

10 Company to inform that public that project has been accorded Environmental Clearance by Ministry and copies are available with GPCB and may be seen at MOEF’s web site. This should be advertised within 7 days in two local news papers and copies to be submitted to RO

CompliedCompliedCompliedComplied.

Advertisements were given in two news papers and copy submitted to MOEF

11 Company to inform RO as well as Ministry, date of financial closure and final approval of the project by concerned authorities and date of commencing the land development work, if any


Since this is an ex post-facto Environmental Clearance for an existing unit, this conditions is not applicable.

- Ministry may revoke or suspend the clearance, if implementation of any of the conditions is not satisfactory

NotedNotedNotedNoted

- Ministry reserves the right to stipulate additional conditions if required. Company, in a time bound manner, will implement the same


- The above conditions will be enforced inter-alia under provisions of various acts and rules


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PRODUCTION DETAILSPRODUCTION DETAILSPRODUCTION DETAILSPRODUCTION DETAILS

((((All quantities in All quantities in All quantities in All quantities in MT)MT)MT)MT)

Month Month Month Month

2011201120112011 AcephateAcephateAcephateAcephate PhoratePhoratePhoratePhorate TerbufosTerbufosTerbufosTerbufos DEDEDEDETATATATA DevrinolDevrinolDevrinolDevrinol MetamitronMetamitronMetamitronMetamitron SurflanSurflanSurflanSurflan PhosphamidonPhosphamidonPhosphamidonPhosphamidon ZnDTPZnDTPZnDTPZnDTP EthofumisateEthofumisateEthofumisateEthofumisate

JulJulJulJul 136.000 118.267 0.000 34.650 82.673 24.000 38.400 0.000 207.600 0.000

AugAugAugAug 148.000 189.999 9.988 39.600 6.000 12.000 0.000 36.450 246.280 0.000

SepSepSepSep 131.000 136.881 63.106 49.500 6.000 12.000 40.000 0.000 162.330 0.000

OctOctOctOct 124.000 143.010 56.977 54.450 0.500 36.000 40.000 0.000 39.040 0.000

NovNovNovNov 136.000 120.991 0.000 0.000 34.000 24.000 40.000 0.000 243.040 0.000

DecDecDecDec 134.000 124.169 27.921 0.000 0.000 24.000 40.000 0.000 202.150 50.000

PRODUCTION DETAILS (FORMULATION PRODUCTS)PRODUCTION DETAILS (FORMULATION PRODUCTS)PRODUCTION DETAILS (FORMULATION PRODUCTS)PRODUCTION DETAILS (FORMULATION PRODUCTS)

((((All Quantities in All Quantities in All Quantities in All Quantities in MT)MT)MT)MT)

MonthMonthMonthMonth

2011201120112011

Acephate Acephate Acephate Acephate

97%97%97%97%

Acephate Acephate Acephate Acephate

75%75%75%75%

Phorate Phorate Phorate Phorate

10%10%10%10%

Devrinol Devrinol Devrinol Devrinol

50% df50% df50% df50% df

Surflon Surflon Surflon Surflon

85%85%85%85% MCP36%MCP36%MCP36%MCP36%

PQDC PQDC PQDC PQDC

formulationformulationformulationformulation

Phosphamidon Phosphamidon Phosphamidon Phosphamidon

50%50%50%50%

JulJulJulJul 300 100.000 0.000 150.000 0.000 100.000 60.000 0.000

AugAugAugAug 146.05 100.000 17.447 150.000 30.000 100.000 0.000 0.000

SepSepSepSep 300.000 39.900 186.594 31.431 27.200 100.000 0.000 7.425

OctOctOctOct 162.050 0.000 95.397 18.588 30.000 100.000 0.000 0.000

NovNovNovNov 271.050 0.000 0.000 83.694 30.000 34.500 0.000 0.000

DecDecDecDec 117.100 0.000 0.000 9.150 30.000 8.976 0.000 0.000

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DETAILS OF WATER CONSUMPTION AND TREATED EFFLUENT DISCHARGE TODETAILS OF WATER CONSUMPTION AND TREATED EFFLUENT DISCHARGE TODETAILS OF WATER CONSUMPTION AND TREATED EFFLUENT DISCHARGE TODETAILS OF WATER CONSUMPTION AND TREATED EFFLUENT DISCHARGE TO FETPFETPFETPFETP, , , , NCTL NCTL NCTL NCTL

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Total Water Total Water Total Water Total Water

Consumption Consumption Consumption Consumption

as per G.I.Das per G.I.Das per G.I.Das per G.I.D.C .C .C .C

(KL)(KL)(KL)(KL)

Treated Treated Treated Treated

Effluent Effluent Effluent Effluent

Discharge to Discharge to Discharge to Discharge to

FETP, NCTLFETP, NCTLFETP, NCTLFETP, NCTL

(KL)(KL)(KL)(KL)

JulJulJulJul 7764 7249

AugAugAugAug 10625 7381

SepSepSepSep 11855 7064

OctOctOctOct 10002 5593

NovNovNovNov 10002 4435

DecDecDecDec 10002 4443

HHHHIGH TDS EFFLUENT TREATMENT AT EVAPORATION SYSTEMIGH TDS EFFLUENT TREATMENT AT EVAPORATION SYSTEMIGH TDS EFFLUENT TREATMENT AT EVAPORATION SYSTEMIGH TDS EFFLUENT TREATMENT AT EVAPORATION SYSTEM

MonthMonthMonthMonth 2011201120112011 Evaporation Evaporation Evaporation Evaporation

((((KL/KL/KL/KL/ MONTHMONTHMONTHMONTH))))

JulJulJulJul 1270

AugAugAugAug 1075

SepSepSepSep 989

OctOctOctOct 1004

NovNovNovNov 640

DecDecDecDec 300

DETAILS OF HIGH COD EFFLUENT TREATMENT: CHEMICAL TREATMENT BY HDETAILS OF HIGH COD EFFLUENT TREATMENT: CHEMICAL TREATMENT BY HDETAILS OF HIGH COD EFFLUENT TREATMENT: CHEMICAL TREATMENT BY HDETAILS OF HIGH COD EFFLUENT TREATMENT: CHEMICAL TREATMENT BY H2222OOOO2222

MonthMonthMonthMonth 2011201120112011

High COD Effluent Chemical Treatment (HHigh COD Effluent Chemical Treatment (HHigh COD Effluent Chemical Treatment (HHigh COD Effluent Chemical Treatment (H2222OOOO2222

Treatment) Treatment) Treatment) Treatment) ––––

((((KL/MonthKL/MonthKL/MonthKL/Month))))

JulJulJulJul 296

AugAugAugAug 584

SepSepSepSep 632

OctOctOctOct 488

NovNovNovNov 248

DecDecDecDec 336

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INCINERATION DETAILSINCINERATION DETAILSINCINERATION DETAILSINCINERATION DETAILS


2011201120112011

Opening Stock Opening Stock Opening Stock Opening Stock

(MT)(MT)(MT)(MT)

Generation (MT)Generation (MT)Generation (MT)Generation (MT)

Total Total Total Total

(Organic+ (Organic+ (Organic+ (Organic+

Aqueous)Aqueous)Aqueous)Aqueous)

Disposal to Disposal to Disposal to Disposal to

BEIL(MT)BEIL(MT)BEIL(MT)BEIL(MT)

Closing Stock Closing Stock Closing Stock Closing Stock

(MT)(MT)(MT)(MT) OrganicOrganicOrganicOrganic AqueousAqueousAqueousAqueous

JulJulJulJul 907.98 139.00 450.00 589.00 924.03 572.95

AugAugAugAug 572.95 139.00 340.00 479.00 473.45 578.50

SepSepSepSep 578.50 138.00 425.00 563.00 608.52 532.98

OctOctOctOct 532.98 139.00 225.00 364.00 592.32 304.66

NovNovNovNov 304.66 138.00 326.00 464.00 759.44 9.22

DecDecDecDec 9.22 125.00 223.00 348.00 349.53 7.69

TotalTotalTotalTotal 907.98907.98907.98907.98 818818818818 1989198919891989 2807280728072807 3707.293707.293707.293707.29 7.697.697.697.69

LANDFILLING WASTE DETAILSLANDFILLING WASTE DETAILSLANDFILLING WASTE DETAILSLANDFILLING WASTE DETAILS

MonthMonthMonthMonth

2011201120112011

OpeningOpeningOpeningOpening

StockStockStockStock

GENERATION (MT)GENERATION (MT)GENERATION (MT)GENERATION (MT) DisposalDisposalDisposalDisposal

To BEILTo BEILTo BEILTo BEIL

MonthlyMonthlyMonthlyMonthly

(MT)(MT)(MT)(MT)****

ClosingClosingClosingClosing

StockStockStockStock

ETPETPETPETP

SludgeSludgeSludgeSludge

SaltSaltSaltSalt

TotalTotalTotalTotal

JulJulJulJul 8.224 21.000 435.000 456.000 456.56 7.664

AugAugAugAug 7.664 51.000 1039.000 1090.000 1089.45 8.219

SepSepSepSep 8.219 44.000 416.000 460.000 461.63 6.594

OctOctOctOct 6.594 52.400 534.000 586.400 585.40 7.594

NovNovNovNov 7.594 42.000 370.000 412.000 411.43 8.164

DecDecDecDec 8.16 39.500 194.000 233.500 232.78 8.89

TotalTotalTotalTotal 8.2248.2248.2248.224 249.9249.9249.9249.9 2988298829882988 3237.93237.93237.93237.9 3237.243237.243237.243237.24 8.8898.8898.8898.889


2011201120112011

****Solid (ETPSolid (ETPSolid (ETPSolid (ETP----

Sludge + Sludge + Sludge + Sludge +

Evaporation Evaporation Evaporation Evaporation

Salt)Salt)Salt)Salt)

Insulation Insulation Insulation Insulation

WasteWasteWasteWaste

Construction Construction Construction Construction

DebrisDebrisDebrisDebris

Monthly Monthly Monthly Monthly

Total Solid Total Solid Total Solid Total Solid

Waste Waste Waste Waste

Quantity to Quantity to Quantity to Quantity to

BEILBEILBEILBEIL

All quantities in MTAll quantities in MTAll quantities in MTAll quantities in MT

JulJulJulJul 456.56 0.00 42.68 499.24

AugAugAugAug 1089.45 2.20 0.00 1091.65

SepSepSepSep 461.63 5.73 0.00 467.36

OctOctOctOct 585.40 7.52 0.00 592.92

NovNovNovNov 411.43 0.00 0.00 411.43

DecDecDecDec 232.78 9.39 1193.85 1436.02



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Q.A. DEPT. MONTH JULYMONTH JULYMONTH JULYMONTH JULY----2011201120112011 01/0701/0701/0701/07/11/11/11/11

AREA/AREA/AREA/AREA/ DATEDATEDATEDATE SPMSPMSPMSPM SO2SO2SO2SO2 NOXNOXNOXNOX NH3NH3NH3NH3 HCLHCLHCLHCL CHLORINECHLORINECHLORINECHLORINE

LOCATIONLOCATIONLOCATIONLOCATION

500 500 500 500

microgm/m3microgm/m3microgm/m3microgm/m3

80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200


100 100 100 100


SCRAP YARDSCRAP YARDSCRAP YARDSCRAP YARD 02/07/1102/07/1102/07/1102/07/11 246246246246 28282828 24242424 17171717 ............................ NilNilNilNil

SCRAP YARDSCRAP YARDSCRAP YARDSCRAP YARD 04/07/1104/07/1104/07/1104/07/11 244244244244 28282828 16161616 13131313 NilNilNilNil ............................














MaximumMaximumMaximumMaximum 295295295295 41414141 25252525 39393939 0000 0000

MinimumMinimumMinimumMinimum 171171171171 17171717 10101010 4444 0000 0000

Average JULY Average JULY Average JULY Average JULY ----

11111111 226226226226 29292929 19191919 18181818 0000 0000

%Deviation%Deviation%Deviation%Deviation NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil

PREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATILPREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATILPREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATILPREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATIL HOD ( Q.A.)HOD ( Q.A.)HOD ( Q.A.)HOD ( Q.A.)




AREA/AREA/AREA/AREA/ DATEDATEDATEDATE SPSPSPSPMMMM PM 10PM 10PM 10PM 10 SO2SO2SO2SO2 NOXNOXNOXNOX NH3NH3NH3NH3 HCLHCLHCLHCL CHLORINECHLORINECHLORINECHLORINE

LOCATIONLOCATIONLOCATIONLOCATION 500 500 500 500


100 100 100 100


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200


100 100 100 100


ETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDE 02/07/1102/07/1102/07/1102/07/11 234234234234 60606060 24242424 22222222 70707070 ............................ NilNilNilNil

ETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDE 04/07/1104/07/1104/07/1104/07/11 239239239239 100100100100 22222222 27272727 103103103103 NilNilNilNil ............................












ETP ETP ETP ETP SIDESIDESIDESIDE 28/07/1128/07/1128/07/1128/07/11 192192192192 33333333 34343434 19191919 92929292 NilNilNilNil ............................


MaximumMaximumMaximumMaximum 290290290290 100100100100 38383838 29292929 19191919 0000 0000

MinimumMinimumMinimumMinimum 183183183183 18181818 21212121 12121212 14141414 0000 0000

Average JULY Average JULY Average JULY Average JULY ----11111111 225225225225 50505050 28282828 20202020 75757575 0000 0000

%Deviation%Deviation%Deviation%Deviation NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil

PREPARED BY : JAYESH R.PREPARED BY : JAYESH R.PREPARED BY : JAYESH R.PREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATILPATILPATILPATIL HOD ( Q.A.)HOD ( Q.A.)HOD ( Q.A.)HOD ( Q.A.)




AREA/AREA/AREA/AREA/ DATEDATEDATEDATE SPMSPMSPMSPM PM 10PM 10PM 10PM 10 SO2SO2SO2SO2 NOXNOXNOXNOX NH3NH3NH3NH3 HCLHCLHCLHCL CHLORINECHLORINECHLORINECHLORINE

LOCATIONLOCATIONLOCATIONLOCATION 500 500 500 500


100 100 100 100


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


444400 00 00 00


200 200 200 200


100 100 100 100


MAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATE 02/07/1102/07/1102/07/1102/07/11 218218218218 52525252 19191919 18181818 13131313 ............................ NilNilNilNil

MAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATE 04/07/1104/07/1104/07/1104/07/11 219219219219 50505050 12121212 17171717 8888 NilNilNilNil ............................



MAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATE 10/07/1110/07/1110/07/1110/07/11 111191919191 33333333 20202020 14141414 BDLBDLBDLBDL ............................ NilNilNilNil











MaxiMaxiMaxiMaximummummummum 251251251251 67676767 32323232 21212121 31313131 0000 0000

MinimumMinimumMinimumMinimum 149149149149 12121212 10101010 7777 3333 0000 0000

Average JULY Average JULY Average JULY Average JULY ----

11111111 213213213213 45454545 19191919 17171717 15151515 0000 0000



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AMBIENT AIR ANALYSISAMBIENT AIR ANALYSISAMBIENT AIR ANALYSISAMBIENT AIR ANALYSIS REPORTREPORTREPORTREPORT

MONTH: AUG 2011MONTH: AUG 2011MONTH: AUG 2011MONTH: AUG 2011

AREA/AREA/AREA/AREA/ DATEDATEDATEDATE SPMSPMSPMSPM PM 10PM 10PM 10PM 10 SO2SO2SO2SO2 NOXNOXNOXNOX NH3NH3NH3NH3

HCLHCLHCLHCL


500 500 500 500


100 100 100 100


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200


MAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATE 02/08/1102/08/1102/08/1102/08/11 209 36 18 21 18 .......

MAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATE 04/08/1104/08/1104/08/1104/08/11 220 63 23 22 24 Nil

MAIN GATMAIN GATMAIN GATMAIN GATEEEE 06/08/1106/08/1106/08/1106/08/11 226 37 20 18 30 .......













MaximumMaximumMaximumMaximum 264264264264 68686868 35353535 27272727 42424242

0000

MinimumMinimumMinimumMinimum 162162162162 22222222 16161616 13131313 7777

0000

Average Average Average Average

AUG AUG AUG AUG ----11111111 219219219219 49494949 24242424 21212121 24242424 0000


AREA/AREA/AREA/AREA/ DATEDATEDATEDATE SPMSPMSPMSPM PM 10PM 10PM 10PM 10 SO2SO2SO2SO2 NOXNOXNOXNOX NH3NH3NH3NH3

HCLHCLHCLHCL


500 500 500 500


100 100 100 100


80 80 80 80

microgm/mmicrogm/mmicrogm/mmicrogm/m3333

80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200


ETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDE 02/08/1102/08/1102/08/1102/08/11 216 50 30 20 57 .......

ETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDE 04/08/1104/08/1104/08/1104/08/11 248 67 25 28 53 Nil















0000


0000


AUG AUG AUG AUG ----11111111 226226226226 55555555 31313131 22222222 98989898 0000

%Deviation%Deviation%Deviation%Deviation NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil

NilNilNilNil



500 500 500 500


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200


100 100 100 100


SCRAP YARDSCRAP YARDSCRAP YARDSCRAP YARD 02/08/1102/08/1102/08/1102/08/11 165 34 16 17 ....... Nil

SCRAP YARDSCRAP YARDSCRAP YARDSCRAP YARD 04/08/1104/08/1104/08/1104/08/11 238 29 21 33 Nil .......






SCRAP SCRAP SCRAP SCRAP YARDYARDYARDYARD 16/08/1116/08/1116/08/1116/08/11 247 23 18 17 Nil .......









0000


0000


AUG AUG AUG AUG ----11111111 224224224224 31313131 21212121 25252525 0000 0000

%Deviation%Deviation%Deviation%Deviation NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil

NilNilNilNil

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MONTH: SEPT 2011MONTH: SEPT 2011MONTH: SEPT 2011MONTH: SEPT 2011

AREA/AREA/AREA/AREA/

DATEDATEDATEDATE SPMSPMSPMSPM PM 10PM 10PM 10PM 10 SO2SO2SO2SO2 NOXNOXNOXNOX NH3NH3NH3NH3 HCLHCLHCLHCL CHLORINECHLORINECHLORINECHLORINE


500 500 500 500


100 100 100 100


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200


100 100 100 100


MAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATE 01010101/09/11/09/11/09/11/09/11 220 84 27 17 25 Nil …..

MAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATE 03/09/1103/09/1103/09/1103/09/11 241 61 21 12 13 ....... Nil

MAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATE 05/09/1105/09/1105/09/1105/09/11 188 59 29 26 6 Nil .......









MAIMAIMAIMAIN GATEN GATEN GATEN GATE 23/09/1123/09/1123/09/1123/09/11 227 60 20 21 14 ....... Nil





0000


0000

AveraAveraAveraAverage ge ge ge

SEP SEP SEP SEP ----11111111 225225225225 59595959 21212121 19191919 19191919 0000 0000



DATEDATEDATEDATE SPMSPMSPMSPM PM 10PM 10PM 10PM 10 SO2SO2SO2SO2 NOXNOXNOXNOX NH3NH3NH3NH3 HCLHCLHCLHCL CHLORINECHLORINECHLORINECHLORINE


500 500 500 500


100 100 100 100


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200


100 100 100 100


ETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDE 01/09/1101/09/1101/09/1101/09/11 232 61 29 21 187 Nil …..

ETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDE 03/09/1103/09/1103/09/1103/09/11 233 57 24 13 70 ....... Nil

ETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDE 05/09/1105/09/1105/09/1105/09/11 202 69 22 21 13 Nil .......














0000


0000


SEP SEP SEP SEP ----11111111 216216216216 55555555 26262626 20202020 86868686 0000 0000



DATEDATEDATEDATE SPMSPMSPMSPM SO2SO2SO2SO2 NOXNOXNOXNOX NH3NH3NH3NH3 HCLHCLHCLHCL CHLORINECHLORINECHLORINECHLORINE


500 500 500 500


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200


100 100 100 100


SCRAP YARDSCRAP YARDSCRAP YARDSCRAP YARD 01/09/1101/09/1101/09/1101/09/11 222 20 16 22 Nil …..
















0


0


SEP SEP SEP SEP ----11111111 230 26 20 17 0 0

%Deviation%Deviation%Deviation%Deviation Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Nil



MONTH: OCT 2011MONTH: OCT 2011MONTH: OCT 2011MONTH: OCT 2011

AREA/AREA/AREA/AREA/ DATEDATEDATEDATE SPMSPMSPMSPM PM 10PM 10PM 10PM 10 SO2SO2SO2SO2 NOXNOXNOXNOX NH3NH3NH3NH3 HCLHCLHCLHCL


500 500 500 500


100 100 100 100


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400

mimimimicrogm/m3crogm/m3crogm/m3crogm/m3

200 200 200 200


MAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATE 01/10/1101/10/1101/10/1101/10/11 202202202202 69696969 22222222 21212121 13131313 ............................

MAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATEMAIN GATE 03/10/1103/10/1103/10/1103/10/11 227227227227 52525252 21212121 17171717 11111111 NilNilNilNil


















OCT OCT OCT OCT ----11111111 235235235235 61616161 18181818 18181818 19191919 0000



500 500 500 500


100 100 100 100


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200


ETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDE 01/10/1101/10/1101/10/1101/10/11 188188188188 59595959 30303030 26262626 6666 ............................

ETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDEETP SIDE 03/10/1103/10/1103/10/1103/10/11 231231231231 58585858 24242424 18181818 57575757 NilNilNilNil


















OCT OCT OCT OCT ----11111111 228228228228 57575757 28282828 22222222 55555555 0000

AREA/AREA/AREA/AREA/ DATEDATEDATEDATE SPMSPMSPMSPM SO2SO2SO2SO2 NOXNOXNOXNOX NH3NH3NH3NH3 HCLHCLHCLHCL

CHLORINECHLORINECHLORINECHLORINE


500 500 500 500


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200

micmicmicmicrogm/m3rogm/m3rogm/m3rogm/m3

100 100 100 100







SCRSCRSCRSCRAP YARDAP YARDAP YARDAP YARD 11/10/1111/10/1111/10/1111/10/11 209 31 17 44 Nil .......














OCT OCT OCT OCT ----11111111 229 30 21 27 0 0



MONTH: NOVMONTH: NOVMONTH: NOVMONTH: NOV 2011201120112011



500 500 500 500


100 100 100 100


80 80 80 80


88880 0 0 0


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200













MAIN MAIN MAIN MAIN GATEGATEGATEGATE 24/11/1124/11/1124/11/1124/11/11 333 88 24 16 24 Nil







NOV NOV NOV NOV ----11111111 235235235235 61616161 18181818 18181818 20202020 0000

%Deviat%Deviat%Deviat%Deviationionionion NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil NilNilNilNil



500 500 500 500


100 100 100 100


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200




ETP SETP SETP SETP SIDEIDEIDEIDE 06/11/1106/11/1106/11/1106/11/11 191 33 26 17 63 .......
















NOV NOV NOV NOV ----11111111 227227227227 59595959 28282828 22222222 58585858 0000




500 500 500 500


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400400400400


200 200 200 200


100 100 100 100




















NOV NOV NOV NOV ----11111111 229229229229 29292929 21212121 29292929 0000 0000




MONTH: DEC 2011MONTH: DEC 2011MONTH: DEC 2011MONTH: DEC 2011

AREA/AREA/AREA/AREA/ DATEDATEDATEDATE SPMSPMSPMSPM PM 10PM 10PM 10PM 10 PM 2.5PM 2.5PM 2.5PM 2.5 SO2SO2SO2SO2 NOXNOXNOXNOX NH3NH3NH3NH3 HCLHCLHCLHCL


500 500 500 500

microgm/mmicrogm/mmicrogm/mmicrogm/m3333

100 100 100 100


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200




















DEC DEC DEC DEC ----11111111 225225225225 44444444 22222222 14141414 13131313 0000




500 500 500 500


100 100 100 100


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200




















DEC DEC DEC DEC ----11111111 226226226226 49494949 24242424 17171717 63636363 0000


AREA/AREA/AREA/AREA/ DATEDATEDATEDATE SPMSPMSPMSPM SO2SO2SO2SO2 NOXNOXNOXNOX NH3NH3NH3NH3 HCLHCLHCLHCL CHCHCHCHLORINELORINELORINELORINE


500 500 500 500


80 80 80 80


80 80 80 80


400 400 400 400


200 200 200 200


100 100 100 100




















DEC DEC DEC DEC ----11111111 220220220220 25252525 18181818 15151515 0000 0000




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JULJULJULJUL----DEC 2011DEC 2011DEC 2011DEC 2011

MonthMonthMonthMonth LOCATIOLOCATIOLOCATIOLOCATIO

NNNN DATE OFDATE OFDATE OFDATE OF SPMSPMSPMSPM RSPMRSPMRSPMRSPM SOSOSOSOxxxx NONONONOxxxx HCLHCLHCLHCL NHNHNHNH3333 HHHH2222SSSS H.C.H.C.H.C.H.C.

CHLORCHLORCHLORCHLOR

INEINEINEINE HFHFHFHF

SAMPLINSAMPLINSAMPLINSAMPLIN

GGGG 500 500 500 500 µgµgµgµg

/m/m/m/m3333

100 100 100 100 µgµgµgµg

/m/m/m/m3333

80 80 80 80 µgµgµgµg

/m/m/m/m3333

80 80 80 80 µgµgµgµg

/m/m/m/m3333

200 200 200 200 µgµgµgµg

/m/m/m/m3333

850 850 850 850 µgµgµgµg

/m/m/m/m3333

500 500 500 500 µgµgµgµg

/m/m/m/m3333

160 160 160 160 µgµgµgµg

/m/m/m/m3333

100 100 100 100 µgµgµgµg

/m/m/m/m3333

160 160 160 160 µgµgµgµg

/m/m/m/m3333

JULYJULYJULYJULY

Near Near Near Near

Boiler Boiler Boiler Boiler

areaareaareaarea

20.07.2011 - 64.8 20.4 18.6 34.5 26.5 BDL BDL BDL BDL

AUGAUGAUGAUG

Near Near Near Near


areaareaareaarea

09.08.2011 - 61.5 15.3 19.2 38.5 12.2 BDL BDL BDL BDL

SEPTSEPTSEPTSEPT

Near Near Near Near


areaareaareaarea

13.09.2011 - 74.6 17.2 21.4 46.4 18.5 BDL BDL BDL BDL

OCTOCTOCTOCT

Near Near Near Near

BBBBoiler oiler oiler oiler

areaareaareaarea

13.10.2011 - 89.7 15.4 19.7 26.3 14.7 BDL BDL BDL BDL

NOVNOVNOVNOV

Near Near Near Near


areaareaareaarea

09.11.2011 - 93.6 17.2 24.7 32.8 28.2 BDL BDL BDL BDL

DECDECDECDEC

Near Near Near Near


areaareaareaarea

24.12.2011 - 76.4 13.8 15.4 23.7 22.6 BDL BDL BDL BDL

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No.No.No.No. AREA IDENTIFICATIONAREA IDENTIFICATIONAREA IDENTIFICATIONAREA IDENTIFICATION DATE OFDATE OFDATE OFDATE OF HCLHCLHCLHCL CHLORINECHLORINECHLORINECHLORINE NHNHNHNH3333 NONONONOXXXX SPMSPMSPMSPM SOSOSOSO2222 HHHH2222SSSS

(STACK)(STACK)(STACK)(STACK) SAMPLINGSAMPLINGSAMPLINGSAMPLING 20 20 20 20

mg/Nmmg/Nmmg/Nmmg/Nm3333 5.0 mg/N5.0 mg/N5.0 mg/N5.0 mg/Nmmmm3333

30 30 30 30

mg/Nmmg/Nmmg/Nmmg/Nm3333

50 50 50 50


20 20 20 20

mg/Nmmg/Nmmg/Nmmg/Nm3333 40 mg/Nm40 mg/Nm40 mg/Nm40 mg/Nm3333

5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0


1111

IN PHORATE PLANT STACKIN PHORATE PLANT STACKIN PHORATE PLANT STACKIN PHORATE PLANT STACK

ATTACHED TOATTACHED TOATTACHED TOATTACHED TO

FUME INCINERATORFUME INCINERATORFUME INCINERATORFUME INCINERATOR

20.07.2011 - - - - - -

2222

IN DEVRINOL PLANT STACKIN DEVRINOL PLANT STACKIN DEVRINOL PLANT STACKIN DEVRINOL PLANT STACK


( FOR FORMULATION PLANT)( FOR FORMULATION PLANT)( FOR FORMULATION PLANT)( FOR FORMULATION PLANT)

20.07.2011 - - - -

-

- -

3333



ALKALI SCRUBBER ( H2S VENT)ALKALI SCRUBBER ( H2S VENT)ALKALI SCRUBBER ( H2S VENT)ALKALI SCRUBBER ( H2S VENT)

20.07.2011 2.3

4444



P2S5 CHARGING HOOPERP2S5 CHARGING HOOPERP2S5 CHARGING HOOPERP2S5 CHARGING HOOPER

2007.2011

-

5555


ATATATATTACHED TOTACHED TOTACHED TOTACHED TO

LOCAL VENT CARBON FILTERLOCAL VENT CARBON FILTERLOCAL VENT CARBON FILTERLOCAL VENT CARBON FILTER

6666

IN ACEPHATE PLANT STACKIN ACEPHATE PLANT STACKIN ACEPHATE PLANT STACKIN ACEPHATE PLANT STACK


NH3 SCRUBBERNH3 SCRUBBERNH3 SCRUBBERNH3 SCRUBBER

27.07.2011 - 21.4

7777

IN POSHPOMIDON PLANT STACKIN POSHPOMIDON PLANT STACKIN POSHPOMIDON PLANT STACKIN POSHPOMIDON PLANT STACK


WATER SCRUBBERWATER SCRUBBERWATER SCRUBBERWATER SCRUBBER

27.07.2011 -

-

8888



CPC SCRUBBERCPC SCRUBBERCPC SCRUBBERCPC SCRUBBER

AREA IDENTIFICATIONAREA IDENTIFICATIONAREA IDENTIFICATIONAREA IDENTIFICATION NONONONOXXXX SPMSPMSPMSPM SOSOSOSO2222

(STACK)(STACK)(STACK)(STACK) 50 50 50 50


150 150 150 150

mg/Nmmg/Nmmg/Nmmg/Nm3333 100mg/Nm100mg/Nm100mg/Nm100mg/Nm3333

9999

BOILER GTBOILER GTBOILER GTBOILER GT----3507350735073507

20.07.2011 15.8 BDL BDL

10101010


20.07.2011 16.4 BDL BDL

11111111

IN INCINERATOR PLANT STACKIN INCINERATOR PLANT STACKIN INCINERATOR PLANT STACKIN INCINERATOR PLANT STACK


AQUEOUS & SOLID WASTE AQUEOUS & SOLID WASTE AQUEOUS & SOLID WASTE AQUEOUS & SOLID WASTE

INCINERATORINCINERATORINCINERATORINCINERATOR

Remarks:-When AQ.& SOLID WASTE INCINERATOR not in operation , PLANT UNDER SHUT DOWN.

PREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATILPREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATILPREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATILPREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATIL HOD ( HOD ( HOD ( HOD (

Q.A.)Q.A.)Q.A.)Q.A.)



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mg/Nmmg/Nmmg/Nmmg/Nm3333 5.0 mg/Nm5.0 mg/Nm5.0 mg/Nm5.0 mg/Nm3333

30 30 30 30


50 50 50 50


20 20 20 20


5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0


1111




09.08.2011 - - - - - - -

2222



( FOR FORMULAT( FOR FORMULAT( FOR FORMULAT( FOR FORMULATION PLANT)ION PLANT)ION PLANT)ION PLANT)

09.08.2011 - - - -

-

- -

3333




09.08.2011 - - - - - - 3.1

4444




09.08.2011

-

5555




6666




09.08.2011 - 24.6

7777


ATTACHEDATTACHEDATTACHEDATTACHED TOTOTOTO


09.08.2011 -

-

8888







150 150 150 150


9999


09.08.2011 11.4 BDL BDL

10101010


09.08.2011 - - -

11111111










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No.No.No.No. AREA IDENAREA IDENAREA IDENAREA IDENTIFICATIONTIFICATIONTIFICATIONTIFICATION DATE OFDATE OFDATE OFDATE OF HCLHCLHCLHCL CHLORINECHLORINECHLORINECHLORINE NHNHNHNH3333 NONONONOXXXX SPMSPMSPMSPM SOSOSOSO2222 HHHH2222SSSS



30 30 30 30


50 50 50 50


20 20 20 20


5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0


1111




13.09.2011 - - - - - -

2222

IN DEIN DEIN DEIN DEVRINOL PLANT STACKVRINOL PLANT STACKVRINOL PLANT STACKVRINOL PLANT STACK



13.09.2011 - - - -

-

- -

3333




13.09.2011 2.6

4444



P2P2P2P2S5 CHARGING HOOPERS5 CHARGING HOOPERS5 CHARGING HOOPERS5 CHARGING HOOPER

13.09.2011

-

5555




13.09.2011 - - - - - -

6666




13.09.2011 - 18.6

7777




13.09.2011 -

-

8888




13.09.2011 - - - - - -




150 150 150 150


9999


13.09.2011 9.2 BDL BDL

10101010


13.09.2011 - - -

11111111




INCINCINCINCINERATORINERATORINERATORINERATOR






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30 30 30 30


50 50 50 50


20 20 20 20


5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0


1111



FUME FUME FUME FUME INCINERATORINCINERATORINCINERATORINCINERATOR

13.10.2011 - - - - - - -

2222




13.10.2011 - - - -

-

- -

3333




13.10.2011 - - - - - - -

4444




13.10.2011 - - - - - -

-

5555




13.10.2011 - - - - - -

6666

IIIIN ACEPHATE PLANT STACKN ACEPHATE PLANT STACKN ACEPHATE PLANT STACKN ACEPHATE PLANT STACK



13.10.2011 - - - - - - -

7777




13.10.2011 - -

- - - -

8888



CPC SCRUBBECPC SCRUBBECPC SCRUBBECPC SCRUBBERRRR

13.10.2011 - - - - - - -




150 150 150 150


9999


13.10.2011 9.9 BDL BDL

10101010


13.10.2011 - - -

11111111








UNIUNIUNIUNITED PHOSPHORUS LTD, UNIT #2TED PHOSPHORUS LTD, UNIT #2TED PHOSPHORUS LTD, UNIT #2TED PHOSPHORUS LTD, UNIT #2


STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Mahabal Enviro Engineers Pvt. Ltd): NOV2011STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Mahabal Enviro Engineers Pvt. Ltd): NOV2011STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Mahabal Enviro Engineers Pvt. Ltd): NOV2011STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Mahabal Enviro Engineers Pvt. Ltd): NOV2011 Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr.




30 30 30 30


50 50 50 50


20 20 20 20


5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0


1111




09.11.2012 BDL BDL BDL 10.7 BDL 8.4 BDL

2222




3333




09.11.2011 4.4

4444




09.11.2011

-

5555



LOCLOCLOCLOCAL VENT CARBON FILTERAL VENT CARBON FILTERAL VENT CARBON FILTERAL VENT CARBON FILTER

6666




09.11.2011 - 25.8

7777




09.11.2011 Plant not

in

operation

8888







150 150 150 150


9999


09.11.2011 10.6 BDL BDL

10101010


09.11.2011 - -

11111111










STACK MONITORING REPORT (STACK MONITORING REPORT (STACK MONITORING REPORT (STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Mahabal Enviro Engineers Pvt. LtdBy Mahabal Enviro Engineers Pvt. LtdBy Mahabal Enviro Engineers Pvt. LtdBy Mahabal Enviro Engineers Pvt. Ltd)))):::: DEC 2011DEC 2011DEC 2011DEC 2011 Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr.




30 30 30 30


50 50 50 50


20 20 20 20


5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0


1111




05.12.2011 - -

24.12.2011 - - -

2222



( FO( FO( FO( FOR FORMULATION PLANT)R FORMULATION PLANT)R FORMULATION PLANT)R FORMULATION PLANT)

05.12.2011 -

-

-

24.12.2011 - -

3333




05.12.2011 - - -

24.12.2011 - - -

4444



P2S5 CHARGING HOP2S5 CHARGING HOP2S5 CHARGING HOP2S5 CHARGING HOOPEROPEROPEROPER

05.12.2011 - -

24.12.2011 - - -

5555




05.12.2011 - - -

- 24.12.2011 - - -

6666




05.12.2011 - - -

24.12.2011 - - -

7777




05.12.2011

- -

24.12.2011 - -

8888




05.12.2011 - - -

24.12.2011 - -




150 150 150 150


9999


24.12.2011 9.5 BDL BDL

10101010


24.12.2011 - - -

11111111

IN INCINERATOR PLANT IN INCINERATOR PLANT IN INCINERATOR PLANT IN INCINERATOR PLANT STACKSTACKSTACKSTACK








Plot No 3405/34Plot No 3405/34Plot No 3405/34Plot No 3405/3406, GIDC ANKLESHWAR06, GIDC ANKLESHWAR06, GIDC ANKLESHWAR06, GIDC ANKLESHWAR

STACK MONITORING REPORT (STACK MONITORING REPORT (STACK MONITORING REPORT (STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal LabBy Our Internal LabBy Our Internal LabBy Our Internal Lab....)))):::: JULJULJULJUL 2011201120112011

Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr.

No.No.No.No. AREA IDENTIFICATIONAREA IDENTIFICATIONAREA IDENTIFICATIONAREA IDENTIFICATION DATE OFDATE OFDATE OFDATE OF HCLHCLHCLHCL CHLORINECHLORINECHLORINECHLORINE NH3NH3NH3NH3 NOXNOXNOXNOX SPMSPMSPMSPM SO2SO2SO2SO2 H2SH2SH2SH2S


mg/Nm3mg/Nm3mg/Nm3mg/Nm3 5.0 mg/Nm35.0 mg/Nm35.0 mg/Nm35.0 mg/Nm3

30 30 30 30

mg/Nm3mg/Nm3mg/Nm3mg/Nm3

50 50 50 50


20 20 20 20


40 40 40 40


5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0


1111

IN PHORATE PLIN PHORATE PLIN PHORATE PLIN PHORATE PLANT STACKANT STACKANT STACKANT STACK



05/07.2011

Plant not in

operation

20/07/2011 NIL NIL NIL 1.1 16.8 25.3 NIL

2222




05/07.2011 Plant not in

operation

20/07/2011

3333



ALKALI SCRUBBER ( H2S VENT)ALKALI SCRUBBER ( H2S VENT)ALKALI SCRUBBER ( H2S VENT)ALKALI SCRUBBER ( H2S VENT) 05/07.2011

Plant not

in

operation

20/07/2011 4.0

4444



P2S5 CHARGING HOOPERP2S5 CHARGING HOOPERP2S5 CHARGING HOOPERP2S5 CHARGING HOOPER 05/07.2011

Plant not

in

operation

20/07/2011 5.0

5555




05/07.2011

Plant not

in

operation

20/07/2011 NIL

6666




05/07.2011 6

20/07/2011 24

7777





operation

20/07/2011

8888





operation

20/07/2011

AREA IDENTIFICATIONAREA IDENTIFICATIONAREA IDENTIFICATIONAREA IDENTIFICATION NOXNOXNOXNOX SPMSPMSPMSPM SO2SO2SO2SO2



150 150 150 150


100 100 100 100


9999 BOILER GTBOILER GTBOILER GTBOILER GT----3507350735073507

04/07/2011 2.5 49.2 17.0

14/07/2011 8.8 85.2 24.0

10101010


08/07/2011

8.5 58.6 14.0

23/07/2011 4.1 52.3 9.9

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PREPARED BY : JAYEPREPARED BY : JAYEPREPARED BY : JAYEPREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATILSH R. PATILSH R. PATILSH R. PATIL HOD ( HOD ( HOD ( HOD (




STACK MONITORING REPORT (STACK MONITORING REPORT (STACK MONITORING REPORT (STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal LabBy Our Internal LabBy Our Internal LabBy Our Internal Lab)))):::: AUG 2011AUG 2011AUG 2011AUG 2011 Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr.



mg/Nm3mg/Nm3mg/Nm3mg/Nm3 5.05.05.05.0 mg/Nm3mg/Nm3mg/Nm3mg/Nm3

30 30 30 30


50 50 50 50


20 20 20 20


40 40 40 40


5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0


1111




05/08/2011 NIL NIL NIL 9.2 20 31 NIL

20/08/2011 NIL NIL NIL 2.7 19 22 NIL

2222



( FOR FORMU( FOR FORMU( FOR FORMU( FOR FORMULATION PLANT)LATION PLANT)LATION PLANT)LATION PLANT)

05/08/2011 Plant not in

operation

20/08/2011

3333




05/08/2011 4

20/08/2011 2

4444



P2S5 CHARGP2S5 CHARGP2S5 CHARGP2S5 CHARGING HOOPERING HOOPERING HOOPERING HOOPER

05/08/2011 5

20/08/2011 4

5555




05/08/2011 NIL

20/08/2011 NIL

6666




05/08/2011 26

20/08/2011 20

7777





operation

20/08/2011

8888





operation

20/08/2011




150 150 150 150


100 100 100 100



04/08/2011 2.5 64.2 11.1

07/08/2011 2.5 21.8 10.1

10101010


19/08/2011

2.8 65.6 12.0

29/08/2011 6.6 73.1 25.9

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PREPARED BYPREPARED BYPREPARED BYPREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATIL: JAYESH R. PATIL: JAYESH R. PATIL: JAYESH R. PATIL HOD ( HOD ( HOD ( HOD (




STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal Lab): SEP 2011STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal Lab): SEP 2011STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal Lab): SEP 2011STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal Lab): SEP 2011 Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr.



mgmgmgmg/Nm3/Nm3/Nm3/Nm3 5.0 mg/Nm35.0 mg/Nm35.0 mg/Nm35.0 mg/Nm3

30 30 30 30


50 50 50 50


20 20 20 20


40 40 40 40


5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0


1111




05/09/2011 NIL NIL NIL 8.8 18.8 28.7 NIL

20/09/2011 NIL NIL NIL 0.5 18.9 29.1 NIL

2222


ATTACHEATTACHEATTACHEATTACHED TOD TOD TOD TO



Operation

20/09/2011

3333




05/09/2011 2

20/09/2011 5

4444


ATTACHATTACHATTACHATTACHED TOED TOED TOED TO


05/09/2011 3

20/09/2011 5

5555




05/09/2011 NIL

20/09/2011 NIL

6666




05/09/2011 25

20/09/2011 26

7777





operation

20/09/2011

8888





operation

20/09/2011




150 150 150 150


100 100 100 100



04/09/2011 3.6 35.1 14.1

10/ 09/2011 1.0 31.3 11.4

10101010


08/09/2011

1.2 25.3 7.4

26/09/2011 0.6 29.7 17.3

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STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal Lab): OCT 2011STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal Lab): OCT 2011STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal Lab): OCT 2011STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal Lab): OCT 2011 Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr.


(STAC(STAC(STAC(STACK)K)K)K) SAMPLINGSAMPLINGSAMPLINGSAMPLING 20 20 20 20


30 30 30 30


50 50 50 50


20 20 20 20


40 40 40 40


5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0


1111




05/10/11 NIL NIL NIL 5.7 18.2 31.7 NIL

20/10/11 NIL NIL NIL 3.1 19.6 29.4 NIL

2222

IN DEVRINOL PLIN DEVRINOL PLIN DEVRINOL PLIN DEVRINOL PLANT STACKANT STACKANT STACKANT STACK



05/10/11 Not in

operation

20/10/11

3333




05/10/11 4.0

20/10/11 4.0

4444




05/10/11 3.0

20/10/11 5.0

5555




05/10/11 BDL

20/10/11 BDL

6666




05/10/11 20

20/10/11 24

7777





operation

20/10/11

8888





operation

20/10/11




150 150 150 150


100 100 100 100



04/10/2011 3.7 103.2 22.5

14/10/2011 5.4 121.9 41.0

10101010


08/10/2011

3.4 115.1 26.7

21/10/2011 3.1 61.7 11.2

11111111






PPPPREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATILREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATILREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATILREPARED BY : JAYESH R. PATIL HOD ( HOD ( HOD ( HOD (




STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal Lab): NOV 2011STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal Lab): NOV 2011STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal Lab): NOV 2011STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal Lab): NOV 2011 Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr.


(STACK)(STACK)(STACK)(STACK) SAMSAMSAMSAMPLINGPLINGPLINGPLING 20 20 20 20


30 30 30 30


50 50 50 50


20 20 20 20


40 40 40 40


5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0


1111




05/11/2011

Plant not in

operation

20/11/2011 NIL NIL NIL 8.8 19.9 31.8 NIL

2222

IN DEVRINOL PLANT STAIN DEVRINOL PLANT STAIN DEVRINOL PLANT STAIN DEVRINOL PLANT STACKCKCKCK




operation

20/11/2011

3333




05/11/2011

Plant not

in

operation

20/11/2011 2.0

4444




05/11/2011

Plant not

in

operation

20/11/2011 3.0

5555



LOCAL VENT CARBON FILTERLOCAL VENT CARBON FILTERLOCAL VENT CARBON FILTERLOCAL VENT CARBON FILTER 05/11/2011

Plant not

in

operation

20/11/2011 BDL

6666




05/11/2011

Plant not

in

operation

20/11/2011 26

7777





operation

20/11/2011

8888





operation

20/11/2011




150 150 150 150


100 100 100 100



04/11/2011 3.7 52.7 14.8

20/11/2011 3.8 32.8 11.4

10101010


1/11/2011 to

30/11/2011

Plant not in operation

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STACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our InterSTACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our InterSTACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our InterSTACK MONITORING REPORT (By Our Internal Lab): DEC 2011nal Lab): DEC 2011nal Lab): DEC 2011nal Lab): DEC 2011 Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr.




30 30 30 30


50 50 50 50


20 20 20 20


40 40 40 40


5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0


1111




05/12/2011 NIL NIL NIL 5.6 18.6 28.7 NIL

20/12/2011 NIL NIL NIL 3.7 20.0 25.2 NIL

2222





operation

20/12/2011

3333


ATTACHED TATTACHED TATTACHED TATTACHED TOOOO


05/12/2011 3.0

20/12/2011

Plant not

in

operation

4444




05/12/2011 4.0

20/12/2011

Plant not

in

operation

5555

IN PHORATEIN PHORATEIN PHORATEIN PHORATE PLANT STACKPLANT STACKPLANT STACKPLANT STACK



05/12/2011 BDL

20/12/2011

Plant not

in

operation

6666




05/12/2011 18.0

20/12/2011

Plant not

in

operation

7777





operation

20/12/2011

8888





operation

20/12/2011




150 150 150 150


100 100 100 100



04/12/2011 4.0 38.8 14.1

20/12/2011 4.1 61.7 9.0

10101010


07/12/2011

2.8 33.4 5.2

11111111








UNITED PHOSPHORUSUNITED PHOSPHORUSUNITED PHOSPHORUSUNITED PHOSPHORUS LTD, UNIT #2LTD, UNIT #2LTD, UNIT #2LTD, UNIT #2


NOISE MONITORING DETAILSNOISE MONITORING DETAILSNOISE MONITORING DETAILSNOISE MONITORING DETAILS

MONTHMONTHMONTHMONTH----JULY 2011JULY 2011JULY 2011JULY 2011

DATE ==>DATE ==>DATE ==>DATE ==> 5/7/115/7/115/7/115/7/11 20/07/1120/07/1120/07/1120/07/11

TIME ==>TIME ==>TIME ==>TIME ==> DAYDAYDAYDAY NIGHTNIGHTNIGHTNIGHT DAYDAYDAYDAY NIGHTNIGHTNIGHTNIGHT

LIMIT ==>LIMIT ==>LIMIT ==>LIMIT ==> 75 dba 70 dba 75 dba 70 dba


Near Main GateNear Main GateNear Main GateNear Main Gate 46.646.646.646.6 45.445.445.445.4 42.442.442.442.4 41.841.841.841.8

Near Tank Near Tank Near Tank Near Tank Farm AreaFarm AreaFarm AreaFarm Area 49.349.349.349.3 47.147.147.147.1 46.246.246.246.2 45.245.245.245.2

B/H Alcohol PlantB/H Alcohol PlantB/H Alcohol PlantB/H Alcohol Plant 56.456.456.456.4 43.843.843.843.8 44.044.044.044.0 44444444

Between DMMP & BoilerBetween DMMP & BoilerBetween DMMP & BoilerBetween DMMP & Boiler 52.352.352.352.3 50.150.150.150.1 53.653.653.653.6 53.253.253.253.2

Between ETP / IncineratorBetween ETP / IncineratorBetween ETP / IncineratorBetween ETP / Incinerator 57.357.357.357.3 51.651.651.651.6 55.455.455.455.4 54.354.354.354.3

B/H Acephate PlantB/H Acephate PlantB/H Acephate PlantB/H Acephate Plant 60.360.360.360.3 58.958.958.958.9 61.461.461.461.4 61.261.261.261.2

Near CanteenNear CanteenNear CanteenNear Canteen 54.354.354.354.3 54.254.254.254.2 52.652.652.652.6 52.052.052.052.0

B/H Evaporation PoB/H Evaporation PoB/H Evaporation PoB/H Evaporation Pond Towards road sidend Towards road sidend Towards road sidend Towards road side 60.960.960.960.9 54.454.454.454.4 58.358.358.358.3 58.158.158.158.1

DG Room Outside (1 Meter distance in ambient )DG Room Outside (1 Meter distance in ambient )DG Room Outside (1 Meter distance in ambient )DG Room Outside (1 Meter distance in ambient ) 68.168.168.168.1 68.068.068.068.0 68.568.568.568.5 68.468.468.468.4

Inside Boiler HouseInside Boiler HouseInside Boiler HouseInside Boiler House 66.866.866.866.8 66.566.566.566.5 67.167.167.167.1 67676767

Near Phorate Fume IncineratorNear Phorate Fume IncineratorNear Phorate Fume IncineratorNear Phorate Fume Incinerator 45.545.545.545.5 44.344.344.344.3 49.449.449.449.4 49494949

Phorate utility (kcPhorate utility (kcPhorate utility (kcPhorate utility (kc----12)12)12)12) 56.156.156.156.1 49.149.149.149.1 66.966.966.966.9 66.266.266.266.2

Acephate Acephate Acephate Acephate utility (kcutility (kcutility (kcutility (kc----12)12)12)12) 69.469.469.469.4 69.169.169.169.1 69.269.269.269.2 69696969

Mecl utility (kcMecl utility (kcMecl utility (kcMecl utility (kc----93)93)93)93) 69.869.869.869.8 69.669.669.669.6 69.869.869.869.8 69.569.569.569.5

HOD ( Q.A.)HOD ( Q.A.)HOD ( Q.A.)HOD ( Q.A.)


MONTHMONTHMONTHMONTH----AUGUST 2011AUGUST 2011AUGUST 2011AUGUST 2011





Near Main GateNear Main GateNear Main GateNear Main Gate 42.642.642.642.6 43.043.043.043.0 43.543.543.543.5 43434343

Near Tank Farm AreaNear Tank Farm AreaNear Tank Farm AreaNear Tank Farm Area 48.448.448.448.4 48.248.248.248.2 49.149.149.149.1 48.848.848.848.8

B/H Alcohol PlantB/H Alcohol PlantB/H Alcohol PlantB/H Alcohol Plant 40.740.740.740.7 40.240.240.240.2 40.540.540.540.5 40.440.440.440.4

Between DMMP & BoilerBetween DMMP & BoilerBetween DMMP & BoilerBetween DMMP & Boiler 62.862.862.862.8 62.662.662.662.6 59.259.259.259.2 59595959



NeaNeaNeaNear Canteenr Canteenr Canteenr Canteen 56.656.656.656.6 56.656.656.656.6 55.855.855.855.8 55.555.555.555.5

B/H Evaporation Pond Towards B/H Evaporation Pond Towards B/H Evaporation Pond Towards B/H Evaporation Pond Towards

road sideroad sideroad sideroad side 59.459.459.459.4 58.258.258.258.2 60.360.360.360.3 60.260.260.260.2

DG Room Outside (1 Meter DG Room Outside (1 Meter DG Room Outside (1 Meter DG Room Outside (1 Meter

distance in ambient )distance in ambient )distance in ambient )distance in ambient ) 69.269.269.269.2 69.269.269.269.2 69.569.569.569.5 69.569.569.569.5

Inside Boiler HouseInside Boiler HouseInside Boiler HouseInside Boiler House 67.567.567.567.5 67.367.367.367.3 67.867.867.867.8 67.667.667.667.6

Near Phorate Fume IncineratorNear Phorate Fume IncineratorNear Phorate Fume IncineratorNear Phorate Fume Incinerator 50.650.650.650.6 50.450.450.450.4 51.351.351.351.3 51.151.151.151.1

Phorate utility (kcPhorate utility (kcPhorate utility (kcPhorate utility (kc----12)12)12)12) 66.866.866.866.8 67676767 67.467.467.467.4 67.267.267.267.2

Acephate utility (kcAcephate utility (kcAcephate utility (kcAcephate utility (kc----12)12)12)12) 69.569.569.569.5 69.569.569.569.5 69.369.369.369.3 69.369.369.369.3




MONTHMONTHMONTHMONTH----SEPTEMBER 2011SEPTEMBER 2011SEPTEMBER 2011SEPTEMBER 2011





Near Main GateNear Main GateNear Main GateNear Main Gate 43.643.643.643.6 41.841.841.841.8 43.843.843.843.8 42424242




Between ETP / IncineBetween ETP / IncineBetween ETP / IncineBetween ETP / Incineratorratorratorrator 60.660.660.660.6 59.259.259.259.2 61616161 59.259.259.259.2



B/H Evaporation Pond Towards road sideB/H Evaporation Pond Towards road sideB/H Evaporation Pond Towards road sideB/H Evaporation Pond Towards road side 60.360.360.360.3 60.160.160.160.1 59.859.859.859.8 59.159.159.159.1

DG Room Outside (1 Meter distance in ambient )DG Room Outside (1 Meter distance in ambient )DG Room Outside (1 Meter distance in ambient )DG Room Outside (1 Meter distance in ambient ) 68.668.668.668.6 68.468.468.468.4 69.169.169.169.1 69696969

Inside Boiler HouseInside Boiler HouseInside Boiler HouseInside Boiler House 67676767 67676767 67.267.267.267.2 67.267.267.267.2

Near Phorate Fume IncineratorNear Phorate Fume IncineratorNear Phorate Fume IncineratorNear Phorate Fume Incinerator 49.649.649.649.6 49.449.449.449.4 50.350.350.350.3 50.150.150.150.1


Acephate utility (kcAcephate utility (kcAcephate utility (kcAcephate utility (kc----12)12)12)12) 69.869.869.869.8 69.869.869.869.8 69.269.269.269.2 69.269.269.269.2

Mecl utility (kcMecl utility (kcMecl utility (kcMecl utility (kc----93)93)93)93) 69.469.469.469.4 69.569.569.569.5 69696969 68.868.868.868.8



MONTHMONTHMONTHMONTH----OCTOBER 2011OCTOBER 2011OCTOBER 2011OCTOBER 2011








BBBBetween DMMP & Boileretween DMMP & Boileretween DMMP & Boileretween DMMP & Boiler 52.352.352.352.3 50.150.150.150.1 53.653.653.653.6 53.253.253.253.2


B/H Acephate PlantB/H Acephate PlantB/H Acephate PlantB/H Acephate Plant 60.360.360.360.3 58.958.958.958.9 56.256.256.256.2 54545454



DG Room Outside (1 Meter distDG Room Outside (1 Meter distDG Room Outside (1 Meter distDG Room Outside (1 Meter distance in ambient )ance in ambient )ance in ambient )ance in ambient ) 68.168.168.168.1 68.068.068.068.0 68.568.568.568.5 68.468.468.468.4




Acephate utility (kcAcephate utility (kcAcephate utility (kcAcephate utility (kc----12)12)12)12) 69.469.469.469.4 69.169.169.169.1 69.269.269.269.2 69696969




MONTHMONTHMONTHMONTH----NOVEMBER 2011NOVEMBER 2011NOVEMBER 2011NOVEMBER 2011






Near Tank Farm ANear Tank Farm ANear Tank Farm ANear Tank Farm Arearearearea 48.548.548.548.5 47.147.147.147.1 46.246.246.246.2 45.245.245.245.2




B/H Acephate PlantB/H Acephate PlantB/H Acephate PlantB/H Acephate Plant 60.360.360.360.3 58.958.958.958.9 56.256.256.256.2 54545454


B/H Evaporation Pond TowarB/H Evaporation Pond TowarB/H Evaporation Pond TowarB/H Evaporation Pond Towards road sideds road sideds road sideds road side 60.960.960.960.9 54.454.454.454.4 58.358.358.358.3 58.158.158.158.1





Acephate utilitAcephate utilitAcephate utilitAcephate utility (kcy (kcy (kcy (kc----12)12)12)12) 69.469.469.469.4 69.169.169.169.1 69.269.269.269.2 69696969




MONTHMONTHMONTHMONTH----DECEMBER 2011DECEMBER 2011DECEMBER 2011DECEMBER 2011




LOCLOCLOCLOCATIONATIONATIONATION



B/H Alcohol PlantB/H Alcohol PlantB/H Alcohol PlantB/H Alcohol Plant 39.239.239.239.2 39.039.039.039.0 40.640.640.640.6 40.440.440.440.4

Between DMMP & BoilerBetween DMMP & BoilerBetween DMMP & BoilerBetween DMMP & Boiler 53.253.253.253.2 53535353 54.254.254.254.2 54.154.154.154.1



Near CanteenNear CanteenNear CanteenNear Canteen 53535353 52.852.852.852.8 53.853.853.853.8 53.553.553.553.5



Inside Boiler HouseInside Boiler HouseInside Boiler HouseInside Boiler House 66.366.366.366.3 66.266.266.266.2 62.362.362.362.3 62626262



Acephate utility (kcAcephate utility (kcAcephate utility (kcAcephate utility (kc----12)12)12)12) 68.768.768.768.7 68.668.668.668.6 69696969 68.868.868.868.8





UNITED PHOSPUNITED PHOSPUNITED PHOSPUNITED PHOSPHORUS LTD. UNITHORUS LTD. UNITHORUS LTD. UNITHORUS LTD. UNIT----2.2.2.2.

MONTH JULYMONTH JULYMONTH JULYMONTH JULY----2011201120112011 01/08/1101/08/1101/08/1101/08/11

TOXICITY FACTOR : Carried out with carbon bed outlet sample (05 Fish)TOXICITY FACTOR : Carried out with carbon bed outlet sample (05 Fish)TOXICITY FACTOR : Carried out with carbon bed outlet sample (05 Fish)TOXICITY FACTOR : Carried out with carbon bed outlet sample (05 Fish)

DATEDATEDATEDATE pH pH pH pH CODCODCODCOD BODBODBODBOD TDSTDSTDSTDS TOXICITYTOXICITYTOXICITYTOXICITY TYPETYPETYPETYPE

FACTORFACTORFACTORFACTOR OF FISHOF FISHOF FISHOF FISH

03/07/1103/07/1103/07/1103/07/11 7.8 92 20 2000 1 ZIBRA

06/07/1106/07/1106/07/1106/07/11 7.6 84 20 2100 1 ZIBRA

09/07/1109/07/1109/07/1109/07/11 7.7 100 28 2070 2 ZIBRA

12/07/1112/07/1112/07/1112/07/11 7.4 80 16 1930 1 ZIBRA

15/07/1115/07/1115/07/1115/07/11 8.0 92 20 2080 1 ZIBRA

18/07/1118/07/1118/07/1118/07/11 8.2 92 18 2000 1 ZIBRA

21/07/1121/07/1121/07/1121/07/11 7.9 88 24 2000 1 ZIBRA

25/07/1125/07/1125/07/1125/07/11 7.6 97 26 1900 2 ZIBRA

28/07/1128/07/1128/07/1128/07/11 7.4 92 20 2040 1 ZIBRA

31/07/1131/07/1131/07/1131/07/11 7.5 96 28 2040 2 ZIBRA

MaximumMaximumMaximumMaximum 8.2 100 28 2100 2

MinimumMinimumMinimumMinimum 7.4 80 16 1900 1

Average JULYAverage JULYAverage JULYAverage JULY ----

11111111 7.7 91 22 2016 1

%Deviation%Deviation%Deviation%Deviation NilNilNilNil



MONTH AUGMONTH AUGMONTH AUGMONTH AUG----2012012012011111 01/09/1101/09/1101/09/1101/09/11




03.08.1003.08.1003.08.1003.08.10 7.4 83 20 2080 1 ZIBRA

06.08.1006.08.1006.08.1006.08.10 7.3 96 26 2090 1 ZIBRA

09.08.1009.08.1009.08.1009.08.10 7.1 92 22 2090 1 ZIBRA

12.08.1012.08.1012.08.1012.08.10 7.6 91 26 1630 1 ZIBRA

15.08.1015.08.1015.08.1015.08.10 7.2 98 28 2000 2 ZIBRA

18.08.1018.08.1018.08.1018.08.10 7.3 98 28 2080 2 ZIBRA

21.08.1021.08.1021.08.1021.08.10 7.4 96 26 1900 2 ZIBRA

24.08.1024.08.1024.08.1024.08.10 7.5 98 26 1810 2 ZIBRA

27.08.1027.08.1027.08.1027.08.10 7.8 92 24 2030 1 ZIBRA

30.08.1030.08.1030.08.1030.08.10 7.4 96 24 2020 2 ZIBRA

MaximumMaximumMaximumMaximum 7.87.87.87.8 98989898 28282828 2090209020902090 2222

MinimumMinimumMinimumMinimum 7.17.17.17.1 83838383 20202020 1630163016301630 1111

Average AUGAverage AUGAverage AUGAverage AUG----11111111 7.47.47.47.4 94949494 25252525 1973197319731973 2222




MONTH SEPMONTH SEPMONTH SEPMONTH SEP----2011201120112011 01/10/1101/10/1101/10/1101/10/11

TOXICITY FACTOR : Carried out with cTOXICITY FACTOR : Carried out with cTOXICITY FACTOR : Carried out with cTOXICITY FACTOR : Carried out with carbon bed outlet sample (05 Fish)arbon bed outlet sample (05 Fish)arbon bed outlet sample (05 Fish)arbon bed outlet sample (05 Fish)



02/09/11 7.7 100 28 1870 2 ZIBRA

05/09/11 7.2 90 20 2000 1 ZIBRA

08/09/11 7.7 82 24 2020 1 ZIBRA

11/09/11 7.4 98 26 2060 2 ZIBRA

14/09/11 7.4 98 28 1660 2 ZIBRA

17/09/11 7.2 88 22 1830 1 ZIBRA

20/09/11 7.5 88 24 1970 1 ZIBRA

23/09/11 7.4 98 26 1890 2 ZIBRA

26/09/11 7.6 86 22 1990 1 ZIBRA

29/09/11 7.3 100 28 2100 2 ZIBRA



Average SEPAverage SEPAverage SEPAverage SEP----11111111 7.47.47.47.4 93939393 25252525 1939193919391939 2222




MONTH OCTOBERMONTH OCTOBERMONTH OCTOBERMONTH OCTOBER----2011201120112011 01/11/1101/11/1101/11/1101/11/11

TOXICITY FACTOR : Carried out with carbon bed outlet sample (05 FTOXICITY FACTOR : Carried out with carbon bed outlet sample (05 FTOXICITY FACTOR : Carried out with carbon bed outlet sample (05 FTOXICITY FACTOR : Carried out with carbon bed outlet sample (05 Fish)ish)ish)ish)



02/10/1102/10/1102/10/1102/10/11 7.17.17.17.1 96969696 26262626 1840184018401840 2222 ZIBRA

05/10/1105/10/1105/10/1105/10/11 7.17.17.17.1 96969696 28282828 2100210021002100 2222 ZIBRA

08/10/1108/10/1108/10/1108/10/11 7.37.37.37.3 92929292 24242424 1900190019001900 2222 ZIBRA

11/10/1111/10/1111/10/1111/10/11 7.07.07.07.0 96969696 24242424 1950195019501950 2222 ZIBRA

15/10/1115/10/1115/10/1115/10/11 7.47.47.47.4 86868686 22222222 1770177017701770 1111 ZIBRA

18/10/1118/10/1118/10/1118/10/11 7.17.17.17.1 81818181 20202020 2082082082080000 1111 ZIBRA

21/10/1121/10/1121/10/1121/10/11 7.27.27.27.2 98989898 28282828 2100210021002100 2222 ZIBRA

24/10/1124/10/1124/10/1124/10/11 7.37.37.37.3 100100100100 28282828 2100210021002100 2222 ZIBRA

27/10/1127/10/1127/10/1127/10/11 7.37.37.37.3 89898989 24242424 1930193019301930 1111 ZIBRA

30/10/1130/10/1130/10/1130/10/11 7.37.37.37.3 80808080 18181818 1980198019801980 1111 ZIBRA



Average OCT Average OCT Average OCT Average OCT ----11111111 7.27.27.27.2 91919191 24242424 1975197519751975 2222




MONTH NOVEMBERMONTH NOVEMBERMONTH NOVEMBERMONTH NOVEMBER----2011201120112011 01/12/1101/12/1101/12/1101/12/11




02/11/1102/11/1102/11/1102/11/11 7.77.77.77.7 88888888 20202020 1980198019801980 1111 ZIBRA

05/11/1105/11/1105/11/1105/11/11 7.37.37.37.3 80808080 16161616 1890189018901890 1111 ZIBRA

08/11/1108/11/1108/11/1108/11/11 7.57.57.57.5 93939393 22222222 1800180018001800 2222 ZIBRA

11/11/1111/11/1111/11/1111/11/11 7.57.57.57.5 91919191 22222222 2000200020002000 2222 ZIBRA

14/11/1114/11/1114/11/1114/11/11 7.77.77.77.7 90909090 18181818 1920192019201920 1111 ZIBRA

17/11/1117/11/1117/11/1117/11/11 7.67.67.67.6 85858585 16161616 1920192019201920 1111 ZIBRA

20/11/1120/11/1120/11/1120/11/11 7.17.17.17.1 89898989 20202020 1840184018401840 1111 ZIBRA

23/11/1123/11/1123/11/1123/11/11 6.56.56.56.5 85858585 18181818 1790179017901790 1111 ZIBRA

26/11/1126/11/1126/11/1126/11/11 7.17.17.17.1 89898989 16161616 1820182018201820 1111 ZIBRA

29/11/1129/11/1129/11/1129/11/11 7.07.07.07.0 81818181 12121212 1630163016301630 1111 ZIBRA



Average NOV Average NOV Average NOV Average NOV ----11111111 7.37.37.37.3 87878787 18181818 1859185918591859 1111




MONTH DECEMBERMONTH DECEMBERMONTH DECEMBERMONTH DECEMBER----2011201120112011 01/01/1201/01/1201/01/1201/01/12




02/12/1102/12/1102/12/1102/12/11 6.56.56.56.5 76767676 14141414 1620162016201620 1111 ZIBRA

05/12/1105/12/1105/12/1105/12/11 6.96.96.96.9 80808080 14141414 1890189018901890 1111 ZIBRA

08/12/1108/12/1108/12/1108/12/11 6.66.66.66.6 76767676 14141414 1860186018601860 1111 ZIBRA

11/12/1111/12/1111/12/1111/12/11 6.86.86.86.8 88888888 16161616 1900190019001900 1111 ZIBRA

14/12/1114/12/1114/12/1114/12/11 7.37.37.37.3 84848484 18181818 1790179017901790 1111 ZIBRA

17/12/1117/12/1117/12/1117/12/11 8.18.18.18.1 60606060 10101010 1810181018101810 1111 ZIBRA

20/12/1120/12/1120/12/1120/12/11 7.77.77.77.7 88888888 20202020 2000200020002000 1111 ZIBRA

23/12/1123/12/1123/12/1123/12/11 7.77.77.77.7 88888888 22222222 2100210021002100 1111 ZIBRA

26/12/1126/12/1126/12/1126/12/11 7.27.27.27.2 88888888 18181818 1950195019501950 1111 ZIBRA

29/12/1129/12/1129/12/1129/12/11 7.67.67.67.6 97979797 28282828 1990199019901990 2222 ZIBRA



Average DEC Average DEC Average DEC Average DEC ----

11111111 7.27.27.27.2 83838383 17171717 1891189118911891 1111



FUGITIVE EMISSIONS DATAFUGITIVE EMISSIONS DATAFUGITIVE EMISSIONS DATAFUGITIVE EMISSIONS DATA

JUL 2011JUL 2011JUL 2011JUL 2011

Dragger Tube AnalysisDragger Tube AnalysisDragger Tube AnalysisDragger Tube Analysis 05/0705/0705/0705/07/11/11/11/11 20/0720/0720/0720/07/11/11/11/11

1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant 1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant 1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant 1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant ---- (mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3) Nil Nil

2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant---- (mg/nm3(mg/nm3(mg/nm3(mg/nm3)))) Nil Nil

3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant –––– (mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3) 1.0 Nil

4) Ammonia in ACPT Plant4) Ammonia in ACPT Plant4) Ammonia in ACPT Plant4) Ammonia in ACPT Plant ––––

((((mg/nm3)mg/nm3)mg/nm3)mg/nm3) 2.0 1.0

AUGAUGAUGAUG 2011201120112011



2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant---- (mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3) Nil Nil

3) H2S in Phora3) H2S in Phora3) H2S in Phora3) H2S in Phorate Plantte Plantte Plantte Plant –––– (mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3) Nil 1.0


((((mg/nm3)mg/nm3)mg/nm3)mg/nm3) Nil 2.0

SEPSEPSEPSEP 2011201120112011



2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant---- (mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3) Nil Nil

3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant –––– (mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3) 2.0 1.0


((((mg/nm3)mg/nm3)mg/nm3)mg/nm3) 5.0 2.0

OCTOCTOCTOCT 2011201120112011


1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant 1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant 1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant 1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant ---- ((((mg/nm3mg/nm3mg/nm3mg/nm3)))) BDL BDL

2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant---- ((((mg/nm3mg/nm3mg/nm3mg/nm3)))) BDL BDL

3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant –––– ((((mg/nm3mg/nm3mg/nm3mg/nm3)))) BDL BDL

4) Ammonia4) Ammonia4) Ammonia4) Ammonia in ACPT Plantin ACPT Plantin ACPT Plantin ACPT Plant ––––

((((mg/nm3mg/nm3mg/nm3mg/nm3)))) 2.0 BDL

NOVNOVNOVNOV 2011201120112011


1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant 1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant 1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant 1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant ---- (mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3) BDL BDL

2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant---- (mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3) BDL BDL

3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant –––– (mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3) BDL BDL


((((mg/nmg/nmg/nmg/nm3)m3)m3)m3) BDL BDL

DEC DEC DEC DEC 2011201120112011

Dragger Tube AnalysisDragger Tube AnalysisDragger Tube AnalysisDragger Tube Analysis (mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3) 05/1205/1205/1205/12/2011/2011/2011/2011 20/1220/1220/1220/12/2011/2011/2011/2011

1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant 1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant 1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant 1) Cl2 in PD/DDVP Plant ---- (mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3) BDL BDL

2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant2) EM in Phorate Plant---- (mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3) BDL BDL

3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant3) H2S in Phorate Plant –––– (mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3)(mg/nm3) 1 BDL


((((mg/nm3)mg/nm3)mg/nm3)mg/nm3) 2 BDL

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