The Environmental Clearance is issued for the following ... · and data submitted to MOEF / CPCB / GPCB regularly Not Applicable. Company has discontinued operation of Incinerator

Compliance Report for the conditions in the Environmental Clearance # J.11011/117/2002-IA.II dated 17.07.2003 & Environmental Clearance # J.11011/407/2006-IA.II (I) dated 04.04.2007

issued by Ministry of Environment and Forests, New Delhi for expansion of pesticide unit by United Phosphorus Ltd., Unit # 01, Ankleshwar, Gujarat

Period from January 2015-June 2015

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Condition Compliance Status

No Description

* The Environmental Clearance is issued for the

following products

Penoxaline @ 150 MT / Month

Cartap @ 50 MT / Month

Metabromuron @ 50 MT / Month

Phosphamidon @ 150 MT / Month

Dichlorovos @ 200 MT / Month; and

Antracol / Mancozeb @ 500/800 MT /

Month

Environmental Clearance also contains the

following by-products

Hydrated Sodium Sulphate @ 737 MT /

Month

Sodium Sulphite Solution @ 298 MT /

Month

Sodium Bromide Solution @ 95 MT /

Month

Sodium Sulphate Solids @ 31 MT / Month

Liquefied Methyl Chloride @ 131 MT /

Month

30 % HCL @ 138 MT / Month

Complied.

Production details are attached for the period of January-

15 to June 2015.

We have obtained Consent to Operate (CC&A) renewed

with amendment for existing products and new solid &

liquid formulation products; vide GPCB CC&A # 55992

dated 31.07.2013 which is valid up to 12.05.2018 (copy

is attached as Annexure-1).

Condition Compliance Status

No. Description

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS

* The land area of the project is 1, 36,777 m2. Project does not involve forest land and displacement of people.

Water requirement is 951.1 kl / day. Solid waste in the form of ETP Sludge (30 MT / Month); Incinerator

Ash (4.5 MT / Month) and Inorganic Solids from Monocrotophos Plant (75.6 MT / Month); Solid Salts (82

MT / Month); and Salt from RO System will be disposed off in the secured landfill facility. NOC from

GPCB was obtained on 29.06.2002. Public Hearing was held on 16.01.2002

* 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




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1 Gaseous emissions (SO2, NOX, HCl, HC

and Cl2) and PM from various process units should conform to standards

prescribed by authorities. At no time, emissions to go beyond standards.

During failure of pollution control

systems, unit should not be restarted until measures are rectified to achieve

the efficiency

Complied.

-Monitoring done internally and through external agency.

-Reports are attached herewith for the period of January-15 to June

2015. -All parameters are within permissible limit. We have also

started --monitoring PM2.5 parameter for ambient air as per new

standards

Detailed analysis report is enclosed in Annexure –I & analysis

range is as follows

Flue Gas Stacks Emissions – Fuel Natural Gas

Parameter Range

SO2 6 -28 mg/nm3

Stack attached to Boilers

NOX 8 - 24 mg/nm3


SPM 14 -89 PPM


Process Stack Emissions

Parameter Range

HCl 3–6 mg/Nm3

In PCl3 Plant Stack attached to storage tank Caustic scrubber

Cl2 BDL mg/nm3

In PCl3 Plant Stack attached to Storage Tank Caustic scrubber

SPM 68 – 76 mg/nm3

Stack attached to Spray Dryer (SPD) of CaCl2 Plant wet scrubber

NH3 8 – 11 mg/nm3

CL2 2-4 mg/nm3

Stack attached to TMP Plant HCL Scrubber

PM 15 – 18 mg/nm3

Stack attached to Mancozeb Plant Spray Dryer Wet scrubber

PM 15 – 19 mg/nm3

Stack attached to Antracol Plant Spray Dryer Bag Filter

PM 12 – 18 mg/nm3

Stack attached to Formulation plant Bag filter

HCL - 2.9 – 11.2 mg/nm3

SO2 4.3 - 11.2 mg/nm3

NH3 10-18 mg/nm3

Stack attached to Flonicamide Plant Water scrubber & Caustic scrubber.




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2 Fugitive emissions in workplace

environment, product, raw material storage areas must be monitored. Flue

gas emissions should conform to standards prescribed by GPCB

Complied.

Fugitive emission monitoring at various locations are being carried out by our QA Department. Fugitive Emission Reports are attached

herewith for the period of January-15 to June 2015. Detailed analysis

report is enclosed in Annexure –I & analysis range is as follows

Fugitive Emissions

Parameter Range

Cl2 (TLV= 0.5 ppm) BDL

CS2 (TLV = 10 ppm) BDL – 3 ppm

NH3 (TLV=25 ppm) BDL – 7 ppm

3 Process emissions (SPM, HCl, SO2, Methyl Chloride and VOC) should be

scrubbed through caustic venturi scrubber and conform to standards.

Efficiency of scrubber to be improved and maintained as per best practicable

technology. VOC data to be monitored

and submitted to MOEF. Additional venturi scrubber for Mancozeb,

Penoxaline, Phosphamidon plant and a scrubber for Cartap plant to be installed

in addition to process scrubbers already installed in the unit

Complied.

Air pollution control systems are provided at various stacks.

VOC Monitoring is done through our QA Department by using handy PHOTOVAC monitoring kit.

The monitoring data is attached herewith in Annexure –I

4 As reflected in EIA / EMP Report,

effluent generation should not exceed 195 m3 / day. The waste streams to be

segregated into high and low pollution load streams. Effluent with high organic

load to be incinerated and dilute streams

like from R & D, washing, domestic, dilute streams from process and scrubber

blow down, to be given primary, secondary and tertiary treatment before

discharging into GIDC drain. Treated effluent to conform to standards. Non

toxic effluent to be diverted to RO plant

and re-cycled to minimize fresh water consumption

Complied.

Treated effluent is discharged to GIDC drain to final Effluent treatment plant, NCTL, Ankleshwar for further treatment & disposal to deep sea.

Details of quantity discharged are attached herewith.

Permeate from RO (Reverse Osmosis) System is taken to cooling tower

water make up. RO Permeate month wise details attached in Annexure

-I

5 Waste stream should be treated before taking into solar evaporation pond.

Solvent from effluent to be recovered

before discharging into solar evaporation pond. As reflected in EIA / EMP

Report, Company to install forced evaporation system for aqueous waste to

avoid discharge of effluent into solar

evaporation pond

Complied.

Company has discontinued Solar Evaporation ponds.

Forced Evaporation System is in operation. Details are attached for the

period January-15 to June 2015. in Annexure –I




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6 Company to recover Methyl Chloride

(CH3CL) by installation of CH3CL recovery plant. 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 incineration. Action to be submitted to Ministry within 3

months

Complied.

Methyl Chloride Plant is in operation.

We have EDC solvent in Monocrotophos & having recovery of @ 98%

7 Company to upgrade existing

incinerator for incineration of hazardous

waste. Organic waste, solid waste generated, to be collected and

incinerated for total destruction. As reflected in EIA / EMP Report, solid

waste and ash obtained after incinerator should be stored in plant premises in a

pit with impervious flooring and

leachate collection system. Ash and sludge from ETP to be finally disposed

off in a TSDF of BEIL. Leachate to be sent to ETP for treatment

Complied.

Company has discontinued operation of Incinerator.

Company has taken membership of Common Incinerator at BEIL, Ankleshwar.

Details of incinerable waste send to BEIL, Ankleshwar is attached for

the period January-15 to June 2015, In Annexure -I

8 Destruction efficiency of incinerator to

be assessed by agency like CPCB and reported. Company to monitor VOCs

and data submitted to MOEF / CPCB / GPCB regularly

Not Applicable.

Company has discontinued operation of Incinerator. Company has membership of common facility BEIL, Ankleshwar.

9 As per CREP, bio assay test 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

Complied.

TF factor monitoring results are attached for the period of January-15 to

June 2015..In Annexure -I.

10 Green belt in 0.2 hectors in addition to 3.66 hector to be provided to mitigate

the effect of fugitive emissions in the plant. Development of green belt along

the boundary wall, open space and

avenue roads to be improved in consultation with local DFO as per

CPCB guidelines

Complied

Total 150 Nos. of trees have been planted during period January-15 to

June 2015.

11 Company to adopt waste minimization

/ cleaner production techniques to

reduce pollution load and action plan to be submitted to Ministry within 3

months

Complied.

12 Company to undertake rain water

harvesting measures as per action plan

submitted to Ministry

Complied.

Rain water harvesting area = 3070 m2

Rain water is being used in cooling tower.




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13 Company to comply with

Environmental Protection measures and safeguards recommended in EIA /

EMA / RRA reports as well as recommendations of Public Hearing

panel

Complied.

An Environmental Cell is in operation, coordinating environmental protection activities. Full-fledged effluent treatment system with

primary, secondary and tertiary treatment is in operation. Treated effluent is monitored and given for further treatment and disposal to

NCTL. Proper scrubbers are in operation to control air pollution and

stack / ambient air monitoring is carried out regularly. Hazardous wastes generated are treated and disposed off. Monthly Reports are

submitted to GPCB.

We are operating plants with valid CC&A and complying to conditions.

CC&A # AWH 55992 dated 31.07.2013 which is valid up to 11.05.2018

B GENERAL CONDITIONS

1 Company to adhere to stipulations made by GPCB

Complied.

We are complying to various conditions given by GPCB in CC&A

We are submitting various Reports / Returns to GPCB on time. We have installed TOC/TN meter at ETP out let .TOC / TN data is

transmitted to GPCB XGN site on real-time basis.

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

Complied

We are operating plants with valid CC&A and complying to conditions.

CC&A # AWH 55992 dated 31.07.2013 which is valid up to 11.05.2018

Copy attached as Annexure # 1

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

Complied.

The unit is having various statutory licenses & approvals.

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

obtained

Complied

We are operating plants with valid CC&A and complying to conditions. CC&A # AWH 55992 dated 31.07.2013 which is valid up to 11.05.2018

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)

Complied.

Noise level monitoring results at different location around Plants area

are attached for period January-June 15 in Annexure -I. The areas like

Compressor Room / Boiler where noise level is slightly higher, ear-muff is used by employees.




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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 employees to be maintained

Regular medical checkup of each employee has been conducted.

Premedical employment and medical checkup was done for all new

joinees for the period of January-15 to June 2015..

7 A separate Environment Management

Cell with full-fledged laboratory to be set up to carry out the environmental

management and monitoring functions

Complied.

Water, Stack Monitoring, Bio Assay Test, Tf Factor Test, Ambient Air Monitoring, VOC monitoring, Solid Waste Analysis, Noise Level

Monitoring are carried out. Also, Environmental Audit is being carried out regularly.

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

Complied.

The funds are already provided as 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

Complied.

Half yearly compliance reports are being sent during first week of February and August every year to Ministry of Environment and Forests

Regional Office, Western Region, Bhopal.

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 web site. This should be advertised within 7 days in

two local newspapers and copies to be

submitted to RO- GPCB

Complied.

Published in Gujarati and English newspapers; and copies submitted to

GPCB and MOEF.

11 Company to inform RO-GPCB 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

Complied.

- Ministry may revoke or suspend the clearance, if implementation of any of

the conditions is not satisfactory

Noted

All environmental parameters are being monitored and results are within limits

- Ministry reserves the right to stipulate additional conditions if required.

Company, in a time bound manner, will

implement the same

Noted




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- The above conditions will be enforced

inter-alia under provisions of various acts and rules

Noted




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STACK MONITORING REPORT (INTERNAL LAB ANALYSIS REPORT)

STACK MONITORING REPORT MONTH : JAN-2015

PESTICIDES AND PESTICIDE INTERMEDIATES PLANT :

Sr. AREA IDENTIFICATION DATE OF HCL CHLORINE NH3 NOX SPM SO2

No. (STACK) SAMPLING 20

mg/Nm3 5 mg/Nm3 30

mg/Nm3 50

mg/Nm3 20

mg/Nm3 100

mg/Nm3

TMP PLANT VENT OF 10.01.15 ------ 0.90 5.90 ------ ------ ------

1 SCRUBBER ATTACHED

TO R-901 AND R-902 20.01.15 ------ 2.00 11.00 ------ ------ ------

MANCOZEB PLANT(New) 04.01.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 18.00 ------

2 WET SCRUBBER SPRAY

DRIER (Mojj) 21.01.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 17.00 ------

MANCOZEB PLANT(Old) 04.01.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 15.00 ------

3 SPD WET SCRUBBER

OUTLET ( L&T) 21.01.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 16.00 ------

SPRAY DRIER SYSTEM 10.01.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 16.00 ------

4 OF ANTRACOL PLANT

23.01.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 19.00 ------

Formulation plant (ULALA) 11.01.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 18.00 ------

5 Stack attached to VFBD

19.01.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 16.00 ------


6 Stack attached to ACM Mill

19.01.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 12.00 ------

Sr. AREA IDENTIFICATION DATE OF HCL SO2 NH3

No. SAMPLING 20

mg/Nm3 40 mg/Nm3 30

mg/Nm3

Flonicamide Plant

scrubber, SO2 and HCL SO2 and HCL 17.01.15 11.20 7.90 ------ ------ ------ ------

1

06.01.15 7.40 9.10 ------ ------ ------ ------




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Flonicamide Plant

Scrubber, Ammonia 17.01.15 ------ ------ 9.10 ------ ------ ------

2

06.01.15 ------ ------ 10.00 ------ ------ ------

OTHER CHEMICAL PLANT :


No. (STACK) SAMPLING 20 mg/m3 9 mg/m3 175

mg/m3 50

mg/Nm3 150

mg/m3 100

mg/Nm3

IN PCL3 PLANT STACK 10.01.15 2.60 BDL ------ ------ ------ ------

1 ATTACHED TO

STORAGE SCRUBBER 20.01.15 5.00 BDL ------ ------ ------ ------


2 OF CACL2 PLANT

23.01.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 69.00 ------

STACK ATTACHED TO

3 BOILER B5 GT-3138 07.01.15 ------ ------ ------ 8.00 22.00 10.00

4 BOILER B6 GT-3476 12.01.15 ------ ------ ------ 11.00 17.00 13.00

5 BOILER B7 GT-3515 12.01.15 ------ ------ ------ 10.00 16.00 12.00

ALL THE PARAMETERS ARE WITHIN THE LIMITS

STACK MONITORING REPORT MONTH : FEB-2015




mg/Nm3 5 mg/Nm3 30

mg/Nm3 50

mg/Nm3 20

mg/Nm3 100

mg/Nm3

TMP PLANT VENT OF 12.02.15 ------ 2.30 8.70 ------ ------ ------

1 SCRUBBER ATTACHED

TO R-901 AND R-902 23.02.15 ------ 1.80 9.80 ------ ------ ------



DRIER (Mojj) 17.02.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 19.00 ------


3 SPD WET SCRUBBER

OUTLET ( L&T) 17.02.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 16.00 ------




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4 OF ANTRACOL PLANT

18.02.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 18.00 ------



23.02.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 17.00 ------



23.02.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 14.00 ------


No. SAMPLING 20

mg/Nm3 40 mg/Nm3 30

mg/Nm3

Flonicamide Plant


1

21.02.15 10.20 7.80 ------ ------ ------ ------

Flonicamide Plant


2

21.02.15 ------ ------ 10.70 ------ ------ ------




mg/m3 50

mg/Nm3 150

mg/m3 100

mg/Nm3


1 ATTACHED TO



2 OF CACL2 PLANT

23.02.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 71.00 ------

STACK ATTACHED TO

3 BOILER B5 GT-3138 16.02.15 ------ ------ ------ 22.00 89.00 28.00

4 BOILER B6 GT-3476 16.02.15 ------ ------ ------ 8.00 16.00 10.00




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5 BOILER B7 GT-3515 16.02.15 ------ ------ ------ 8.00 11.00 14.00


STACK MONITORING REPORT MONTH : MAR-2015




mg/Nm3 5 mg/Nm3 30

mg/Nm3 50

mg/Nm3 20

mg/Nm3 100

mg/Nm3

TMP PLANT VENT OF 05.03.15 ------ 0.90 9.10 ------ ------ ------

1 SCRUBBER ATTACHED

TO R-901 AND R-902 18.03.15 ------ 1.50 7.30 ------ ------ ------



DRIER (Mojj) 18.03.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 18.00 ------


3 SPD WET SCRUBBER

OUTLET ( L&T) 21.03.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 16.00 ------


4 OF ANTRACOL PLANT

21.03.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 15.00 ------



26.03.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 14.00 ------



26.03.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 13.00 ------


No. SAMPLING 20

mg/Nm3 40 mg/Nm3 30

mg/Nm3

Flonicamide Plant


1

17.03.15 7.30 9.80 ------ ------ ------ ------




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Flonicamide Plant


2

20.03.15 ------ ------ 10.00 ------ ------ ------




mg/m3 50

mg/Nm3 150

mg/m3 100

mg/Nm3


1 ATTACHED TO



2 OF CACL2 PLANT

17.03.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 69.00 ------

STACK ATTACHED TO

3 BOILER B5 GT-3138 20.03.15 ------ ------ ------ 24.00 82.00 26.00

4 BOILER B6 GT-3476 21.03.15 ------ ------ ------ 11.00 15.00 9.00

5 BOILER B7 GT-3515 21.03.15 ------ ------ ------ 12.00 16.00 6.00


STACK MONITORING REPORT MONTH : APR-2015




mg/Nm3 5 mg/Nm3 30

mg/Nm3 50

mg/Nm3 20

mg/Nm3 100

mg/Nm3

TMP PLANT VENT OF 09.04.15 ------ 1.70 8.10 ------ ------ ------

1 SCRUBBER ATTACHED

TO R-901 AND R-902 22.04.15 ------ 3.00 10.00 ------ ------ ------



DRIER (Mojj) 25.04.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 16.00 ------


3 SPD WET SCRUBBER

OUTLET ( L&T) 25.04.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 16.00 ------




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4 OF ANTRACOL PLANT

27.04.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 19.00 ------



24.04.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 12.00 ------



24.04.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 15.00 ------


No. SAMPLING 20

mg/Nm3 40 mg/Nm3 30

mg/Nm3

Flonicamide Plant


1

20.04.15 4.30 14.30 ------ ------ ------ ------

Flonicamide Plant


2

20.04.15 ------ ------ 15.00 ------ ------ ------




mg/m3 50

mg/Nm3 150

mg/m3 100

mg/Nm3


1 ATTACHED TO



2 OF CACL2 PLANT

26.04.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 69.00 ------

STACK ATTACHED TO

3 BOILER B5 GT-3138 15.04.15 ------ ------ ------ 20.00 88.00 25.00

4 BOILER B6 GT-3476 15.04.15 ------ ------ ------ 10.00 16.00 8.00




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5 BOILER B7 GT-3515 15.04.15 ------ ------ ------ 12.00 18.00 10.00


STACK MONITORING REPORT MONTH : MAY-2015




mg/Nm3 5 mg/Nm3 30

mg/Nm3 50

mg/Nm3 20

mg/Nm3 100

mg/Nm3

TMP PLANT VENT OF 08.05.15 ------ 1.30 7.20 ------ ------ ------

1 SCRUBBER ATTACHED

TO R-901 AND R-902 18.05.15 ------ 2.80 8.00 ------ ------ ------



DRIER (Mojj) 27.05.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 16.00 ------


3 SPD WET SCRUBBER

OUTLET ( L&T) 27.05.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 19.00 ------


4 OF ANTRACOL PLANT

21.05.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 19.00 ------



20.05.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 16.00 ------



20.05.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 12.00 ------


No. SAMPLING 20

mg/Nm3 40 mg/Nm3 30

mg/Nm3

Flonicamide Plant Plant shut down

scrubber, SO2 and HCL SO2 and HCL 01.05.15 to 18.05.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

1




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24.05.15 4.30 8.10 ------ ------ ------ ------

Flonicamide Plant Plant shut down

Scrubber, Ammonia 01.05.15 to 18.05.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

2

24.05.15 ------ ------ 6.10 ------ ------ ------




mg/m3 50

mg/Nm3 150

mg/m3 100

mg/Nm3


1 ATTACHED TO



2 OF CACL2 PLANT

27.05.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 70.00 ------

STACK ATTACHED TO

3 BOILER B5 GT-3138 20.05.15 ------ ------ ------ 17.00 19.00 16.00

4 BOILER B6 GT-3476 20.05.15 ------ ------ ------ 11.00 17.00 12.00

5 BOILER B7 GT-3515 20.05.15 ------ ------ ------ 13.00 16.00 10.00


STACK MONITORING REPORT MONTH : JUN-2015




mg/Nm3 5 mg/Nm3 30

mg/Nm3 50

mg/Nm3 20

mg/Nm3 100

mg/Nm3

TMP PLANT VENT OF 08.06.15 ------ 1.60 8.30 ------ ------ ------

1 SCRUBBER ATTACHED

TO R-901 AND R-902 25.06.15 ------ 2.10 10.00 ------ ------ ------



DRIER (Mojj) 23.06.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 14.00 ------


3 SPD WET SCRUBBER




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OUTLET ( L&T) 23.06.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 17.00 ------


4 OF ANTRACOL PLANT

24.06.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 15.00 ------



23.06.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 14.00 ------



23.06.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 14.00 ------


No. SAMPLING 20

mg/Nm3 40 mg/Nm3 30

mg/Nm3

Flonicamide Plant


1

18.06.15 2.90 8.10 ------ ------ ------ ------

Flonicamide Plant


2

18.06.15 ------ ------ 5.60 ------ ------ ------




mg/m3 50

mg/Nm3 150

mg/m3 100

mg/Nm3


1 ATTACHED TO



2 OF CACL2 PLANT

28.06.15 ------ ------ ------ ------ 82.00 ------

STACK ATTACHED TO

3 BOILER B5 GT-3138 08.06.15 ------ ------ ------ 13.00 20.00 8.00




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4 BOILER B6 GT-3476 17.06.15 ------ ------ ------ 14.00 15.00 10.00

5 BOILER B7 GT-3515 08.06.15 ------ ------ ------ 15.00 22.00 12.00


STACK MONITORING REPORT (SIDDHI CONSULTANTS ANALYSIS REPORT)

MONTH: JAN 2015

PESTICIDES AND PESTICIDES INTERMEDIATES PLANT:

Sr. AREA IDENTIFICATION DATE OF HCL CHLORINE NH3 NOx SPM SO2

No. (STACK) SAMPLING 20 mg/m3

5 mg/m3 30 mg/m3

50 mg/m3

20 mg/m3 100 mg/m3

TMP PLANT VENT OF

1 SCRUBBER ATTACHED 12.01.2015 2 11

TO R-901 AND R-902

MANCOZEB PLANT(OLD) 13.01.2015 15


DRIER

MANCOZEB PLANT(NEW) 13.01.2015 18

3 SPD WET SCRUBBER

OUTLET

ANTRACOLPLANT (BAG FILTER)

13.01.2015

13

16

17

15

4

ANTRACOL PLANT (HOT AIR GENERATOR)

13.01.2015

5 IKI Plant (attached to water scrubber)

12.01.2015 10

6 Formulation Plant (attached to Bag Filter)

13.01.2015 18

OTHER CHEMICAL PLANT

Sr. AREA IDENTIFICATION DATE OF HCl CHLORINE NH3 NOX SPM SO2


9 mg/m3 175 mg/m3

50 PPM 150 mg/m3

100 PPM

STACK ATTACHED TO

BOILER B5 GT-3138 12.01.2015 8 22 10

5

BOILER B6 GT-3476 12.01.2015 10 16 12

BOILER B7 GT-3515 12.01.2015 10 16 12

SPRAY DRYER SYSTEM OF CACL2 PLANT

13.01.2015

69

6




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5 mg/m3 30 mg/m3

50 mg/m3

20 mg/m3 100 mg/m3

IN PCL3 PLANT STACK ATTACHED TO

STORAGE SCRUBBER

7 12.01.2015 5 BDL


STACK MONITORING REPORT: (SIDDHI CONSULTANT ANALYSIS REPORT)

MONTH: FEB 2015 PESTICIDES AND PESTICIDES INTERMEDIATES PLANT:



mg/m3 5 mg/m3 30

mg/m3 50

mg/m3 20

mg/m3 100

mg/m3

TMP PLANT VENT OF


TO R-901 AND R-902



DRIER


3 SPD WET SCRUBBER

OUTLET

4

ANTRACOLPLANT (BAG FILTER) ANTRACOL PLANT (HOT AIR GENERATOR)

16.02.2015

8

19

16

10

17.02.2015

5 FORMULATION PLANT BAG FILTER

6

IKI Plant (attached to water scrubber)

17.02.2015 18




mg/m3 9 mg/m3 175

mg/m3 50 PPM 150

mg/m3 100 PPM

STACK ATTACHED TO

BOILER B5 GT-3138 16.02.2015 22 89 28

6

BOILER B6 GT-3476 16.02.2015 10 18 12

BOILER B7 GT-3515 16.02.2015 8 14 11


71

7 16.02.2015




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mg/m3 5 mg/m3 30

mg/m3 50

mg/m3 20

mg/m3 100

mg/m3

IN PCL3 PLANT STACK ATTACHED TO STORAGE SCRUBBER

8 16.02.2015 4 BDL


STACK MONITORING REPORT :( SIDDHI GREEN EXCELLENCE P LTD ANALYSIS REPORT)

MONTH: MARCH 2015 PESTICIDES AND PESTICIDES INTERMEDIATES PLANT:



mg/m3 5 mg/m3 30

mg/m3 50

mg/m3 20

mg/m3 100

mg/m3

TMP PLANT VENT OF


TO R-901 AND R-902

MANCOZEB PLANT(OLD)


DRIER

MANCOZEB PLANT(NEW)

3 SPD WET SCRUBBER

OUTLET


20.03.2015

9

16

18

12

4

ANTRACOL PLANT (HOT AIR GENERATOR) 20.03.2015




mg/m3 9 mg/m3 175

mg/m3 50 PPM 150

mg/m3 100 PPM

STACK ATTACHED TO

BOILER B5 GT-3138 21.03.2015 24 82 26

5

BOILER B6 GT-3476 21.03.2015 12 16 6

BOILER B7 GT-3515 21.03.2015 12 16 6


68 6 20.03.2015




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mg/m3 5 mg/m3 30

mg/m3 50

mg/m3 20

mg/m3 100

mg/m3


7 20.03.2015 6 BDL


STACK MONITORING REPORT: (SIDDHI GREEN EXCELLENCE P LTD ANALYSIS REPORT)

MONTH: APRIL 2015 PESTICIDES AND PESTICIDES INTERMEDIATES PLANT:



mg/m3 5 mg/m3 30

mg/m3 50

mg/m3 20

mg/m3 100

mg/m3

TMP PLANT VENT OF 14.04.2015 3 10

1 SCRUBBER ATTACHED

TO R-901 AND R-902



DRIER

MANCOZEB PLANT(NEW)

3 SPD WET SCRUBBER

OUTLET


4


5 IKI Plant (attached to water scrubber)

14.04.2015 15




mg/m3 9 mg/m3 175

mg/m3 50 PPM 150

mg/m3 100 PPM

STACK ATTACHED TO

BOILER B5 GT-3138

5

BOILER B6 GT-3476 15.04.2015 10 16 8

BOILER B7 GT-3515 15.04.2015 12 18 10


69 6 14.04.2015




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mg/m3 5 mg/m3 30

mg/m3 50

mg/m3 20

mg/m3 100

mg/m3


10.04.2015 5 BDL

7



MONTH: MAY 2015 PESTICIDES AND PESTICIDES INTERMEDIATES PLANT:



mg/m3 5 mg/m3 30

mg/m3 50

mg/m3 20

mg/m3 100

mg/m3

TMP PLANT VENT OF


TO R-901 AND R-902



DRIER


3 SPD WET SCRUBBER

OUTLET


21.05.2015

8

18

15

10

4

ANTRACOL PLANT (HOT AIR GENERATOR) 20.05.2015


6 IKI PLANT STACK ATTACHED TO WATER SCRUBBER




mg/m3 9 mg/m3 175

mg/m3 50 PPM 150

mg/m3 100 PPM

STACK ATTACHED TO

BOILER B5 GT-3138 20.05.2015 21 82 24

5

BOILER B6 GT-3476 21.05.2015 12 17 11

BOILER B7 GT-3515 20.05.2015 13 16 10


71

6 20.05.2015




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mg/m3 5 mg/m3 30

mg/m3 50

mg/m3 20

mg/m3 100

mg/m3


7 20.05.2015 4 BDL



MONTH: JUNE 2015 PESTICIDES AND PESTICIDES INTERMEDIATES PLANT:



mg/m3 5 mg/m3 30

mg/m3 50

mg/m3 20

mg/m3 100

mg/m3

TMP PLANT VENT OF


TO R-901 AND R-902



DRIER

MANCOZEB PLANT(NEW)

3 SPD WET SCRUBBER

OUTLET


08.06.2015

16

15

20

12 4


08.06.2015


6 IKI PLANT STACK ATTACHED TO WATER SCRUBBER




mg/m3 9 mg/m3 175

mg/m3 50 PPM 150

mg/m3 100 PPM

STACK ATTACHED TO

BOILER B5 GT-3138 09.06.2015 13 20 8

7

BOILER B6 GT-3476

BOILER B7 GT-3515 09.06.2015 15 22 12

SPRAY DRYER SYSTEM 09.06.2015 76




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mg/m3 5 mg/m3 30

mg/m3 50

mg/m3 20

mg/m3 100

mg/m3

8 OF CACL2 PLANT


9 08.06.2015 3 BDL


AMBIENT AIR MONITORING (OUR INTERNAL LAB ANALYSIS REPORTS)

AMBIENT AIR MONITORING REPORT

MONTH : JAN-2015

PM 2.5 PM 10 AMMONIA CL2 HCL NOX SO2

LIMITS --> 60 100 400 100 200 80 80

Microg/m3 Microg/m3 Microg/m3 Microg/m3 Microg/m3 Microg/m3 Microg/m3

LOCATION DATE

NEAR MAIN GATE 03.01.15 -- 72 BDL BDL 5 -- 3

NEAR MAIN GATE 06.01.15 49 75 5 BDL 3 4 --

NEAR MAIN GATE 09.01.15 -- 79 2 BDL BDL -- 5

NEAR MAIN GATE 12.01.15 41 84 3 BDL BDL 4 --


NEAR MAIN GATE 17.01.15 52 72 BDL BDL BDL 5 --

NEAR MAIN GATE 19.01.15 -- 81 3 BDL 4 -- 3


NEAR MAIN GATE 25.01.15 -- 82 BDL BDL BDL -- 4

NEAR MAIN GATE 28.01.15 -- 76 4 BDL 3 4 --

Maximum 52 84 5 BDL 5 5 5

Minimum 41 72 BDL BDL BDL 3 3

Average 47 77 3 BDL 4 4 4

%Deviation Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

All the parameters are within the limits


MONTH : JAN-2015

PM 10 SPM AMMONIA CL2 HCL NOX SO2

LIMITS --> 100 500 400 100 200 80 80


LOCATION DATE

B/H CACL2 PLANT 03.01.15 81 213 17 BDL 3 -- 17

B/H CACL2 PLANT 06.01.15 76 210 15 6 8 13 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 09.01.15 67 187 19 4 8 -- 15

B/H CACL2 PLANT 12.01.15 85 193 23 BDL 6 16 --




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B/H CACL2 PLANT 15.01.15 82 204 14 BDL 5 -- 14

B/H CACL2 PLANT 17.01.15 80 213 19 3 7 12 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 19.01.15 67 209 12 2 9 -- 13

B/H CACL2 PLANT 23.01.15 71 201 14 5 5 13 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 25.01.15 80 198 22 BDL 7 -- 14

B/H CACL2 PLANT 28.01.15 74 206 19 4 5 11 --

Maximum 85 213 23 6 9 16 17

Minimum 67 187 12 BDL 3 11 13

Average 76 203 17 4 6 13 15




MONTH : JAN-2015


LIMITS --> 100 500 400 100 200 80 80


LOCATION DATE

B/H BREQUATING PLANT 03.01.15 87 209 9 BDL BDL -- 16

B/H BREQUATING PLANT 06.01.15 84 203 8 5 8 13 --

B/H BREQUATING PLANT 09.01.15 72 189 7 2 3 -- 17


B/H BREQUATING PLANT 15.01.15 68 204 6 BDL 5 -- 15

B/H BREQUATING PLANT 17.01.15 87 207 9 BDL 5 14 --

B/H BREQUATING PLANT 19.01.15 82 196 10 4 BDL -- 14




Maximum 90 221 12 5 11 16 17

Minimum 68 178 6 BDL BDL 11 14

Average 81 202 9 4 7 14 16




MONTH : FEB-2015


LIMITS --> 60 100 400 100 200 80 80


LOCATION DATE

NEAR MAIN GATE 02.02.15 -- 71 BDL BDL 3 2 --




NEAR MAIN GATE 13.02.15 48 83 BDL BDL 3 4 --






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MONTH : FEB-2015


LIMITS --> 100 500 400 100 200 80 80


LOCATION DATE

B/H CACL2 PLANT 02.02.15 69 176 15 BDL 7 13 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 05.02.15 76 190 10 4 9 -- 12

B/H CACL2 PLANT 07.02.15 81 182 12 4 12 15 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 10.02.15 72 207 13 BDL 7 -- 18

B/H CACL2 PLANT 13.02.15 87 202 9 3 9 11 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 17.02.15 80 192 7 6 10 -- 14

B/H CACL2 PLANT 20.02.15 76 178 14 3 14 17 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 22.02.15 74 181 12 BDL 12 -- 19

B/H CACL2 PLANT 24.02.15 79 187 11 4 10 12 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 26.02.15 81 172 10 3 8 -- 16

Maximum 87 207 15 6 14 17 19

Minimum 69 172 7 BDL 7 11 12

Average 78 187 11 4 10 14 16




MONTH : FEB-2015


LIMITS --> 100 500 400 100 200 80 80


LOCATION DATE














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Maximum 83 214 12 6 9 13 15


Average 76 198 8 4 6 11 13




MONTH : MAR-2015


LIMITS --> 60 100 400 100 200 80 80


LOCATION DATE





NEAR MAIN GATE 16.03.15 39 74 3 BDL BDL -- 4


NEAR MAIN GATE 20.03.15 53 89 BDL BDL BDL -- 3


NEAR MAIN GATE 24.03.15 42 78 3 BDL 2 -- 3

NEAR MAIN GATE 27.03.15 -- 76 BDL BDL BDL 4 --







MONTH : APR-2015


LIMITS --> 60 100 400 100 200 80 80


LOCATION DATE






NEAR MAIN GATE 18.04.15 37 90 BDL BDL BDL -- 3











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MONTH : APR-2015


LIMITS --> 100 500 400 100 200 80 80


LOCATION DATE

B/H CACL2 PLANT 04.04.15 86 213 9 2 10 20 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 07.04.15 70 204 7 BDL 7 -- 16

B/H CACL2 PLANT 10.04.15 73 186 12 4 13 15 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 12.04.15 76 190 10 3 6 -- 14

B/H CACL2 PLANT 15.04.15 83 183 7 BDL 5 17 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 18.04.15 81 195 14 2 9 -- 19

B/H CACL2 PLANT 22.04.15 90 208 8 3 11 13 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 24.04.15 87 202 10 BDL 13 -- 13

B/H CACL2 PLANT 26.04.15 78 185 12 2 7 12 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 28.04.15 83 181 9 3 6 -- 12

Maximum 90 213 14 4 13 20 19

Minimum 70 181 7 BDL 5 12 12

Average 81 195 10 3 9 15 15




MONTH : APR-2015


LIMITS --> 100 500 400 100 200 80 80


LOCATION DATE





B/H BREQUATING PLANT 15.04.15 75 183 6 BDL BDL 11 --






Maximum 89 209 10 6 8 14 19


Average 78 191 7 4 5 11 15






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MONTH : MAY-2015


LIMITS --> 60 100 400 100 200 80 80


LOCATION DATE

NEAR MAIN GATE 02.05.15 41 86 BDL BDL BDL 3 --





NEAR MAIN GATE 16.05.15 52 89 BDL BDL 2 -- 2

NEAR MAIN GATE 19.05.15 -- 76 3 BDL BDL 2 --










MONTH : MAY-2015


LIMITS --> 100 500 400 100 200 80 80


LOCATION DATE

B/H CACL2 PLANT 02.05.15 89 207 15 2.00 12 16 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 05.05.15 72 201 9 BDL 9 -- 14

B/H CACL2 PLANT 08.05.15 71 210 7 BDL 13 18 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 11.05.15 78 190 11 2.00 8 -- 18

B/H CACL2 PLANT 14.05.15 81 217 14 BDL 11 14 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 16.05.15 91 210 17 BDL 14 -- 11

B/H CACL2 PLANT 19.05.15 86 192 12 2.00 8 12 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 23.05.15 83 198 14 3.00 11 -- 15

B/H CACL2 PLANT 26.05.15 79 186 9 BDL 10 13 --

B/H CACL2 PLANT 29.05.15 84 203 11 BDL 13 -- 10

Maximum 91 217 17 3 14 18 18

Minimum 71 186 7 BDL 8 12 10

Average 81 201 12 2 11 15 14






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MONTH : MAY-2015


LIMITS --> 100 500 400 100 200 80 80


LOCATION DATE

B/H BREQUATING PLANT 02.05.15 82 181 9 3.00 2 14 --



B/H BREQUATING PLANT 11.05.15 90 162 7 4.00 3 -- 16

B/H BREQUATING PLANT 14.05.15 80 171 5 2.00 7 17 --

B/H BREQUATING PLANT 16.05.15 83 175 6 2.00 2 -- 12





Maximum 90 206 9 4 7 17 16


Average 80 186 7 3 4 13 13




MONTH : JUN-2015


LIMITS --> 60 100 400 100 200 80 80


LOCATION DATE








NEAR MAIN GATE 24.06.15 42 71 BDL BDL 2 -- 3

NEAR MAIN GATE 26.06.15 -- 69 2 BDL BDL 3 --



AMBIENT AIR ANALYSIS REPORT (BY SIDDHI CONSULTANTS)

JAN TO JUNE 2015

MONTH LOCATION DATE OF

PM 10 PM 2.5

SOx NOx HCL CL2 NH3 H.C. H2S




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SAMPLING

100 µg /m

3

60 µg /m

3

80 µg /m

3

80 µg /m

3

200 µg

/m3

100 µg

/m3

400 µg

/m3

160 µg

/m3

500 µg

/m3

JAN 2015 Near TMP / Boiler area

12.01.15 76 29 19 21 14 10 12 BDL BDL

FEB 2015 Near TMP / Boiler area

17.02.15 77 28 20 22 15 12 10 BDL BDL

MAR 2015 Near TMP / Boiler area

20.03.15 72 29 22 25 14 10 8 BDL BDL

APR 2015 Near TMP / Boiler area

14.04.15 70 30 24 28 12 8 10 BDL BDL

MAY2015 Near TMP / Boiler area

20.05.15 75 32 24 27 13 9 12 BDL BDL

JUNE 2015 Near TMP / Boiler area

08.06.15 72 30 22 28 18 6 11 BDL BDL

TREATED EFFLUENT ANALYSIS REPORT

(OUR INTERNAL LAB ANALYSIS REPORTS)

TREATED EFFLUENT WATER ANALYSIS REPORT

MONTH : JAN-2015

DATE PH TEMP. TSS TDS BOD COD AMMONI- Phos- D.O. Chlori- Sulph- Oil & Phen- Sulphi- Cyani-

CAL-N phates des ates Grease Olic des des

G.P.C.B. 5.50 to 40°C 100 2100 30 100 5 4 600 1000 10 1 0.5 0.2

LIMITS 8.50 MAX. mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l 50 mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l

01.01.15 7.65 30 27 1510 9 60 BDL 2.1 5.1

02.01.15 8.07 31 27 1680 8 56 7 2.0 5.1

03.01.15 7.91 30 28 1610 8 52 8 2.4 5.2

04.01.15 7.91 30 28 1540 9 56 BDL 2.6 5.1

05.01.15 7.77 29 27 1570 10 68 BDL 2.5 5.3

06.01.15 8.37 29 28 1490 7 48 BDL 2.2 5.3

07.01.15 8.15 30 39 1750 10 68 BDL 2.8 5.2 560 910 1 BDL BDL BDL

08.01.15 8.31 29 29 1690 9 56 BDL 2.6 5.2

09.01.15 8.17 29 28 1670 10 72 16 2.2 5.1

10.01.15 8.33 29 26 1840 9 64 15 1.8 5.1

11.01.15 8.04 29 28 1900 14 96 BDL 2.0 5.2

12.01.15 7.95 30 27 1920 14 92 18 2.4 5.2

13.01.15 7.85 29 27 1830 8 60 19 3.0 5.3

14.01.15 7.75 30 30 1590 14 92 21 2.9 5.1 540 670 1 BDL BDL BDL

15.01.15 7.76 28 28 1650 12 88 BDL 2.6 5.2

16.01.15 7.75 29 27 1770 8 64 BDL 3.0 5.3

17.01.15 7.87 29 27 1610 12 84 BDL 3.4 5.3

18.01.15 7.94 29 28 1620 14 88 BDL 3.8 5.2

19.01.15 8.07 30 29 1790 12 80 BDL 4.1 5.2

20.01.15 7.73 30 29 1690 13 84 BDL 3.6 5.1

21.01.15 7.79 29 28 1690 12 80 BDL 3.3 5.1 420 880 BDL BDL BDL BDL

22.01.15 7.37 29 29 1630 9 72 7 2.1 5.2

23.01.15 7.59 30 28 1570 8 72 BDL 2.3 5.3

24.01.15 7.87 29 27 1650 14 84 BDL 2.2 5.2

25.01.15 7.68 29 28 1590 10 76 BDL 1.8 5.1

26.01.15 7.39 30 25 1710 12 84 BDL 1.6 5.3

27.01.15 7.41 29 27 1790 8 60 BDL 1.9 5.2


29.01.15 7.51 31 28 1690 10 76 BDL 2.1 5.1

30.01.15 7.58 31 30 1730 12 88 BDL 2.0 5.1




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31.01.15 8.10 30 29 1890 10 72 BDL 2.2 5.1

PARAM- PH TEMP. TSS TDS BOD COD AMMONI- PHOSP- D.O. CHLOR- SULP- Oil & Phen- Sulphi- Cyani-

ETER CAL N HATES IDES HATES Grease Olic des des

AVG 7.86 30 28 1692 10 73 14 2.5 5.2 494 825 0.50 BDL BDL BDL

RANGE (MIN-MAX)

7.37 28 25 1490 7 48 BDL 1.6 5.1 420 670 BDL BDL BDL BDL

8.37 31 39 1920 14 96 21 4.1 5.3 560 910 1 BDL BDL BDL

DATE Colour (pt/co)

Total Chromium

Copper Nickel Zinc Lead Fluorides Mercury Arsenic Cadmium Selenium Boron Total Resi.

Chlorine

Hexav. Chromium

Insecticide/ Pesticides

G.P.C.B. 100 2 2 3 5 0.1 1.5 0.01 0.2 2 0.05 2 1 0.1 Absent

LIMITS Units mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l

Findings 5 BDL BDL BDL 0.01 BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL 0.20 BDL BDL

Note : All parameters are within the limit.

BIOASSAY TEST:--- Toxicity factor test study being carried out.Total 10 experiments conducted and observed Tf<2 after 48 hrs.


MONTH :FEB-2015



G.P.C.B. 5.50 to 40°C 100 2100 30 100 5 4 600 1000 10 1 0.5 0.2


01.02.15 7.84 30 27 1480 12 80 BDL 2.6 5.1

02.02.15 7.89 29 29 1510 10 76 BDL 2.8 5.3

03.02.15 7.81 29 29 1670 12 84 7 2.1 5.3

04.02.15 7.90 29 28 1320 8 68 7 2.7 5.2

05.02.15 7.64 29 26 1410 14 88 6 3.2 5.2

06.02.15 7.81 30 29 1480 14 91 4 3.4 5.3

07.02.15 7.94 30 28 1610 12 82 9 2.9 5.2 520 740 1 BDL BDL BDL

08.02.15 7.83 30 28 1650 10 72 7 3.0 5.2

09.02.15 7.51 31 27 1610 8 60 7 2.7 5.3

10.02.15 7.57 29 28 1760 12 88 11 2.1 5.1

11.02.15 7.41 29 27 1820 8 64 12 2.5 5.1

12.02.15 7.27 30 28 1740 12 80 7 3.3 5.2

13.02.15 7.71 27 28 1570 10 76 9 2.8 5.2

14.02.15 7.20 29 26 1660 12 88 10 2.6 5.3 508 710 1 BDL BDL BDL

15.02.15 7.32 30 26 1680 10 72 7 2.4 5.2

16.02.15 7.19 30 24 1600 8 66 4 2.2 5.3

17.02.15 7.00 30 26 1430 14 84 11 3.0 5.3

18.02.15 6.92 31 30 1670 14 88 8 3.3 5.3

19.02.15 7.10 31 28 1550 12 80 7 3.8 5.2

20.02.15 Discahrge NIL



23.02.15 6.98 31 28 1570 10 72 8 2.3 5.2 420 690 1 BDL BDL BDL

24.02.15 7.01 30 30 1630 12 80 9 2.2 5.2

25.02.15 7.28 32 26 1790 10 76 8 1.9 5.4

26.02.15 7.02 32 28 1720 12 84 11 2.5 5.1

27.02.15 7.58 31 29 1810 14 96 11 3.0 5.1

28.02.15 7.14 31 28 1870 16 96 14 3.1 5.1 510 880 BDL BDL BDL BDL



AVG 7.43 30 28 1624 11 80 8 2.7 5.2 490 755 0.75 BDL BDL BDL

RANGE (MIN-MAX) 6.92 27 24 1320 8 60 BDL 1.9 5.1 420 690 BDL BDL BDL BDL

7.94 32 30 1870 16 96 14 3.8 5.4 520 880 1 BDL BDL BDL

DATE Colour (pt/co)

Total Chromium


Chlorine

Hexav. Chromium


G.P.C.B. 100 2 2 3 5 0.1 1.5 0.01 0.2 2 0.05 2 1 0.1 Absent







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MONTH : MAR-2015



G.P.C.B. 5.50 to 40°C 100 2100 30 100 5 4 600 1000 10 1 0.5 0.2


01.03.15 7.00 30 28 1440 14 92 14 2.8 5.1

02.03.15 7.10 30 26 1680 12 84 12 3.1 5.2

03.03.15 7.27 31 28 1910 14 92 10 3.2 5.1

04.03.15 7.00 31 30 1880 14 92 12 3.2 5.1

05.03.15 7.20 31 29 1840 16 92 6 3.5 5.1

06.03.15 7.40 31 28 1770 10 68 5 2.9 5.1

07.03.15 7.26 31 29 1810 14 92 6 2.2 5.1 430 872 BDL BDL BDL BDL

08.03.15 7.20 30 30 1780 16 96 4 2.0 5.1

09.03.15 7.47 31 29 1670 14 92 4 3.1 5.2

10.03.15 7.54 31 30 1750 18 96 BDL 3.5 5.2

11.03.15 7.26 30 30 1680 18 96 3 3.9 5.1





16.03.15 7.30 30 26 1470 10 80 BDL 3.8 5.2 410 590 1 BDL BDL BDL

17.03.15 7.31 30 28 1540 14 92 BDL 3.4 5.2

18.03.15 7.25 30 28 1610 18 96 4 3.6 5.2

19.03.15 7.26 29 26 1680 16 96 11 2.9 5.1

20.03.15 7.04 29 28 1590 14 92 14 2.2 5.2

21.03.15 7.16 30 25 1660 16 96 11 2.4 5.3 512 762 BDL BDL BDL BDL

22.03.15 7.00 30 25 1570 14 88 12 3.0 5.2

23.03.15 7.30 30 28 1790 12 84 7 3.1 5.2

24.03.15 7.49 31 26 1630 12 84 8 3.1 5.2

25.03.15 7.59 31 26 1730 8 56 4 3.5 5.2

26.03.15 7.46 31 28 1740 14 92 8 3.2 5.1

27.03.15 7.21 30 26 1490 18 96 9 2.6 5.1

28.03.15 7.32 31 27 1540 16 96 7 2.2 5.2 482 630 BDL BDL BDL BDL

29.03.15 7.39 31 26 1600 14 92 7 2.1 5.1

30.03.15 7.48 30 27 1530 12 88 8 2.1 5.2

31.03.15 7.68 31 28 1510 18 96 7 2.4 5.2



AVG 7.29 30 28 1663 14 89 8 2.9 5.2 459 714 0.25 BDL BDL BDL


7.68 31 30 1910 18 96 14 3.9 5.3 512 872 1 BDL BDL BDL

DATE Colour (pt/co)

Total Chromium


Chlorine

Hexav. Chromium





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G.P.C.B. 100 2 2 3 5 0.1 1.5 0.01 0.2 2 0.05 2 1 0.1 Absent






MONTH : APR-2015



G.P.C.B. 5.50 to 40°C 100 2100 30 100 5 4 600 1000 10 1 0.5 0.2


01.04.15 7.75 30 28 1380 16 88 5 2.2 5.1

02.04.15 7.86 31 30 1470 18 96 4 2.7 5.2

03.04.15 7.66 31 31 1680 16 92 5 3.2

5.1

04.04.15 7.71 31 28 1660 14 92 5 3.2

5.2

05.04.15 7.70 31 28 1640 14 88 5 3.3 5.1

06.04.15 7.25 31 30 1630 12 80 5 3.8 5.2

07.04.15 7.49 31 28 1640 12 84 5 4.1 5.2 508 780 BAL BDL BDL BDL

08.04.15 7.26 31 28 1640 14 88 11 4.0 5.2

09.04.15 7.35 31 30 1600 20 96 17 3.9 5.2

10.04.15 7.20 31 30 1890 14 88 18 3.4 5.1

11.04.15 7.15 31 32 1820 16 92 BDL 2.8 5.2

12.04.15 7.53 32 30 1880 18 92 11 2.2 5.1

13.04.15 7.40 31 26 1760 18 96 11 1.8 5.2

14.04.15 7.00 31 28 1740 14 92 14 1.8 5.1 470 890 BDL BDL BDL BDL

15.04.15 7.00 31 30 1820 18 96 11 2.1 5.1

16.04.15 7.01 32 26 1680 16 88 13 1.9 5.0

17.04.15 6.74 31 34 1690 14 84 9 2.4 5.0

18.04.15 6.84 31 34 1920 16 92 11 2.3 5.1

19.04.15 6.85 32 32 1760 20 96 7 2.2 5.0

20.04.15 7.00 32 30 1610 16 88 13 2.0 5.1

21.04.15 7.18 32 32 1620 16 88 6 1.6 5.1 484 780 1 BDL BDL BDL

22.04.15 7.41 32 30 1690 18 92 4 1.9 5.1

23.04.15 7.24 31 31 1740 18 96 7 2.0 5.1

24.04.15 7.30 31 30 1660 18 92 8 2.2 5.1

25.04.15 7.50 30 31 1690 16 92 11 2.6 5.1

26.04.15 7.40 31 28 1810 16 88 12 2.8 5.0

27.04.15 7.68 31 30 1840 16 92 12 3.0 5.0

28.04.15 7.50 31 32 1780 14 84 14 3.2 5.1 520 890 BDL BDL BDL BDL

29.04.15 7.65 31 28 1760 16 88 21 2.9 5.1

30.04.15 7.10 31 26 1810 16 92 22 2.6 5.1



AVG 7.32 31 30 1710 16 90 10 2.7 5.1 496 835 0.25 BDL BDL BDL


7.86 32 34 1920 20 96 22 4.1 5.2 520 890 1 BDL BDL BDL




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DATE Colour (pt/co)

Total Chromium


Chlorine

Hexav. Chromium


G.P.C.B. 100 2 2 3 5 0.1 1.5 0.01 0.2 2 0.05 2 1 0.1 Absent






MONTH : MAY-2015



G.P.C.B. 5.50 to 40°C 100 2100 30 100 5 4 600 1000 10 1 0.5 0.2


01.05.15 7.40 30 30 1740 14 88 19 3.3 5.1

02.05.15 7.60 31 32 1820 14 84 17 3.8 5.1

03.05.15 7.28 31 28 1680 16 84 17 4.1 5.1

04.05.15 7.51 32 30 1690 12 76 14 4.0 5.1

05.05.15 7.40 32 28 1880 14 80 13 3.9 5.1

06.05.15 7.56 31 30 1760 16 88 10 3.4 5.0

07.05.15 7.39 31 29 1610 17 92 16 3.2 5.1 552 710 1 BDL BDL BDL

08.05.15 7.45 31 28 1620 14 84 13 3.7 5.1

09.05.15 7.41 32 28 1800 12 80 10 2.9 5.1





14.05.15 7.39 32 30 1640 16 88 32 2.4 5.1 512 818 BDL BDL BDL BDL

15.05.15 7.52 32 28 1630 16 92 17 2.3 5.1

16.05.15 7.83 32 22 1640 8 68 14 2.2 5.1

17.05.15 7.31 33 24 1640 12 80 29 2.0 5.2

18.05.15 7.45 32 28 1600 8 64 11 1.6 5.2

19.05.15 7.28 33 28 1890 6 44 11 1.9 5.2

20.05.15 7.02 33 24 1820 8 60 8 2.0 5.2

21.05.15 7.79 31 20 1820 4 44 5 2.2 5.2 484 780 1 BDL BDL BDL

22.05.15 7.62 33 20 1680 6 48 11 1.8 5.3

23.05.15 7.69 32 20 1690 7 44 8 1.8 5.3

24.05.15 7.41 32 22 1890 8 52 7 2.1 5.2


26.05.15 7.47 33 26 1470 8 60 6 2.6 5.0

27.05.15 7.51 33 26 1680 12 80 2 2.8 5.1

28.05.15 7.11 32 26 1660 14 88 2 3.0 5.1 496 832 BDL BDL BDL BDL

29.05.15 7.50 32 30 1640 14 88 22 3.2 5.1

30.05.15 7.80 32 29 1630 12 76 14 2.9 5.1

31.05.15 7.33 32 30 1680 14 80 17 3.1 5.2




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AVG 7.46 32 27 1704 12 74 13 2.8 5.1 511 785 0.25 BDL BDL BDL


7.83 33 32 1890 17 92 32 4.1 5.3 552 832 1 BDL BDL BDL

DATE Colour (pt/co)

Total Chromium


Chlorine

Hexav. Chromium


G.P.C.B. 100 2 2 3 5 0.1 1.5 0.01 0.2 2 0.05 2 1 0.1 Absent






MONTH : JUN-2015



G.P.C.B. 5.50 to 40°C 100 2100 30 100 5 4 600 1000 10 1 0.5 0.2


01.06.15 7.75 32 32 1680 14 92 17 2.4 5.1

02.06.15 7.70 32 32 1890 16 96 18 2.3 5.1

03.06.15 7.49 32 26 1660 4 32 4 2.2 5.1

04.06.15 7.88 32 28 1910 14 92 14 1.8 5.1

05.06.15 8.09 32 26 1980 6 56 14 2.0 5.2

06.06.15 7.63 32 28 1720 14 88 25 1.9 5.2

07.06.15 7.70 32 26 1660 12 52 7 2.6 5.1 490 810 1 BDL BDL BDL

08.06.15 7.91 32 28 1600 11 52 10 2.6 5.1

09.06.15 7.80 32 29 1930 14 76 22 2.0 5.1

10.06.15 7.87 31 30 1880 15 84 32 2.2 5.1

11.06.15 7.82 31 28 1790 16 88 36 3.0

4.9

12.06.15 7.54 31 29 1760 16 88 25 2.8

5.0

13.06.15 7.41 31 30 1740 15 80 21 3.1 5.0

14.06.15 7.39 30 32 1800 16 88 35 2.7 5.1 524 786 1 BDL BDL BDL

15.06.15 7.27 30 30 1860 10 80 33 3.0 5.1

16.06.15 7.30 30 28 1720 12 84 36 2.2 5.2

17.06.15 7.20 30 28 1790 14 72 8 3.3 5.1

18.06.15 7.30 29 29 1610 14 72 4 3.2 5.0

19.06.15 7.00 29 28 1800 14 76 5 3.5 5.1

20.06.15 7.00 29 29 1740 16 84 16 2.8 5.0

21.06.15 7.00 30 29 1620 18 92 14 2.3 5.1 481 798 BDL BDL BDL BDL

22.06.15 7.30 30 28 1940 18 96 12 2.6 5.1

23.06.15 6.90 29 29 1840 16 96 12 2.9 5.1

24.06.15 6.95 29 28 1690 12 88 16 2.1 5.1

25.06.15 7.30 30 29 1740 16 92 16 1.9 5.0

26.06.15 7.00 29 29 1860 18 96 16 2.4 5.0

27.06.15 7.00 29 28 1710 16 96 11 2.3 5.1




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29.06.15 7.00 29 29 1830 14 84 BDL 2.2 5.1

30.06.15 7.16 30 28 1700 16 92 10 2.4 5.1



AVG 7.39 30 29 1775 14 82 17 2.5 5.1 499 821 0.50 BDL BDL BDL


8.09 32 32 1980 18 96 36 3.5 5.2 524 890 1 BDL BDL BDL

DATE Colour (pt/co)

Total Chromium


Chlorine

Hexav. Chromium


G.P.C.B. 100 2 2 3 5 0.1 1.5 0.01 0.2 2 0.05 2 1 0.1 Absent





TOXICITY FACTOR

(OUR INTERNAL LAB ANALYSIS REPORTS)

TOXICITY FACTOR MONTH: Jan- 2015

DATE Parts of Ratio of Dilution FISH FISH ANALYSIS OF FIISH AFTER HRS. TOXICITY

OF Dilution Waste Factor (T) TYPE NO. FINAL OUTLET 2 HRS 6 HRS 24 HRS 48 HRS FACTOR

EXP. Water Water Tf Tobe To test PH COD Added Water PPM To one (by Part of Volume) Waste Water (by volume)

01.01.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.65 60 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

03.01.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.91 52 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

06.01.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 8.37 48 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

09.01.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 8.17 72 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

12.01.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.95 92 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

16.01.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.75 64 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

18.01.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.94 88 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

21.01.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.79 80 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

25.01.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.68 76 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

27.01.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.41 60 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

Remark : All parameter passes as per requirement.




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TOXICITY FACTOR MONTH: FEB- 201



EXP. Water Water Tf

Tobe To test PH COD

Added Water PPM

To one (by

Part of Volume)

Waste

Water

(by volume)

01.02.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.84 80 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

03.02.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.81 84 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

06.02.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.81 91 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

08.02.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.83 72 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

11.02.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.41 64 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

13.02.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.71 76 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

16.02.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.19 66 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

18.02.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 6.92 88 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

25.02.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.28 76 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

28.02.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.14 96 5 5 5 5 Tf =2


TOXICITY FACTOR MONTH: March- 2015



EXP. Water Water Tf

Tobe To test PH COD

Added Water PPM




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To one (by

Part of Volume)

Waste

Water

(by volume)

02.03.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.10 84 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

05.03.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.20 92 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

08.03.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.20 96 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

11.03.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.26 96 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

16.03.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.30 80 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

20.03.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.04 92 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

23.03.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.30 84 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

25.03.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.59 56 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

27.03.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.21 96 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

30.03.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.48 88 5 5 5 5 Tf =2


TOXICITY FACTOR MONTH: April- 2015



EXP. Water Water Tf

Tobe To test PH COD

Added Water PPM

To one (by

Part of Volume)

Waste

Water

(by volume)

02.04.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.86 96 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

05.04.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.70 88 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

08.04.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.26 88 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

11.04.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.15 92 5 5 5 5 Tf =2




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14.04.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.00 92 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

17.04.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 6.74 84 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

20.04.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 6.85 96 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

23.04.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.24 96 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

25.04.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.50 92 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

28.04.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.50 84 5 5 5 5 Tf =2


TOXICITY FACTOR MONTH: May- 2015



EXP. Water Water Tf

Tobe To test PH COD

Added Water PPM

To one (by

Part of Volume)

Waste

Water

(by volume)

01.05.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.40 88 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

04.05.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.51 76 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

07.05.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.39 92 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

09.05.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.41 80 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

14.05.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.39 88 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

17.05.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.31 80 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

20.05.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.02 60 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

23.05.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.69 44 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

26.05.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.47 60 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

29.05.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.50 88 5 5 5 5 Tf =2





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TOXICITY FACTOR MONTH: June- 2015



EXP. Water Water Tf

Tobe To test PH COD

Added Water PPM

To one (by

Part of Volume)

Waste

Water

(by volume)

01.06.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.75 92 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

04.06.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.88 92 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

07.06.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.70 52 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

10.06.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.87 84 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

13.06.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.41 80 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

16.06.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.27 80 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

18.06.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.30 72 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

21.06.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.00 92 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

24.06.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 6.95 88 5 5 5 5 Tf =2

28.06.15 1 1:2 2 ZEBRA 5 7.00 88 5 5 5 5 Tf =2


NOISE MONITORING REPORT (OUR INTERNAL LAB ANALYSIS REPORTS)

SOUND LEVEL MONITORING

REPORT : ( AMBIENT)

JAN-2015

SR.NO. LOCATIONS OF MONITORING SOUND LEVEL SOUND LEVEL

DAY TIME NIGHT TIME

Time : 6 AM to 10

PM Time : 10 PM to 6

AM




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( AMBIENT) Limit : 75 DBA Limit : 70 DBA

Date : 17.01.2015 Date : 26.01.2015

Time : 14.30 hrs. Time : 00.15

1 MAIN GATE 68.2 52.4

2 WORK SHOP (ENGG.) 67.5 46.7

3 MANCOZEB SOLID 71.3 68.5

4 MANCOZEB LIQUID 71.6 67.9

5 ANTRACOL PLANT 67.8 65.7

6 ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT 65.2 64.7

7 BOILER HOUSE 71.3 69.1

8 TMP PLANT 70.1 68.0

9 MCP PLANT 68.2 65.6

10 AMMONIA RECOVERY PLANT 71.5 67.9

11 CACL2 PLANT 72.3 68.5

12 ETP PLANT 71.5 67.1

13 Q.A.LAB 61.3 58.2

14 R&D LAB 65.6 60.4

15 FLONICAMID(ULALA) 70.6 68.1

15 IKI-220 PLANT 71.3 68.7

Remarks : All Parameters passes as per requirements.

SOUND LEVEL MONITORING REPORT :

( AMBIENT) FEB-2015


DAY TIME NIGHT TIME

Time : 6 AM to 10 PM

Time : 10 PM to 6 AM


Date : 19.02.2015 Date : 24.02.2015

Time : 16.00 hrs. Time : 01.15

1 MAIN GATE 66.9 57.4







8 TMP PLANT 70.1 67.7

9 MCP PLANT 71.7 68.4




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11 CACL2 PLANT 71.1 67.6

12 ETP PLANT 70.9 67.3

13 Q.A.LAB 66.2 62.1

14 R&D LAB 69.1 63.4


15 IKI-220 PLANT 71.9 68.5



( AMBIENT) MAR-2015


DAY TIME NIGHT TIME

Time : 6 AM to 10


AM


Date : 20.03.2015 Date : 23.03.2015

Time : 15.30 hrs. Time : 02.00

1 MAIN GATE 69.2 55.3







8 TMP PLANT 70.9 68.3

9 MCP PLANT 71.3 67.1


11 CACL2 PLANT 70.2 68.2

12 ETP PLANT 72.9 67.5

13 Q.A.LAB 65.6 57.3

14 R&D LAB 69.8 62.4


16 IKI-220 PLANT 72.3 68.9



( AMBIENT) APR-2015




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DAY TIME NIGHT TIME

Time : 6 AM to 10


AM


Date : 21.04.2015 Date : 24.04.2015

Time : 14.00 hrs. Time : 01.15

1 MAIN GATE 71.2 52.70







8 TMP PLANT 71.5 67.60

9 MCP PLANT 72.0 67.30


11 CACL2 PLANT 70.6 66.80

12 ETP PLANT 72.5 67.10

13 Q.A.LAB 67.3 53.60

14 R&D LAB 70.4 60.70


16 IKI-220 PLANT 71.4 68.50



( AMBIENT) MAY-2015


DAY TIME NIGHT TIME

Time : 6 AM to 10


AM


Date : 20.05.2015 Date : 26.05.2015

Time : 17.00 hrs. Time : 02.45

1 MAIN GATE 69.3 56.3









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8 TMP PLANT 71.8 68.0

9 MCP PLANT 71.7 67.1


11 CACL2 PLANT 71.3 66.5

12 ETP PLANT 72.1 66.8

13 Q.A.LAB 65.8 51.3

14 R&D LAB 70.6 62.7


16 IKI-220 PLANT 71.9 68.2


SOUND LEVEL MONITORING REPORT : ( AMBIENT)

JUN-2015


DAY TIME NIGHT TIME

Time : 6 AM to 10


AM


Date : 16.06.2015 Date : 26.06.2015

Time : 16.00 hrs. Time : 02.45

1 MAIN GATE 64.1 49.8







8 TMP PLANT 71.5 67.8

9 MCP PLANT 71.8 67.5


11 CACL2 PLANT 72.4 67.8

12 ETP PLANT 70.6 65.1

13 Q.A.LAB 62.1 52.6

14 R&D LAB 72.4 58.4


16 IKI-220 PLANT 72.3 67.9





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FUGITIVE EMISSIONS REPORT (OUR INTERNAL LAB ANALYSIS REPORTS)

FUGITIVE EMISSIONS REPORT ( Form no:37)

MONTH : JAN-2015

SR. PLANT AREA Date : 10.01.2015

Date : 28.01.2015

NO. IDENTIFICATION Time : 14.30 Hrs. Time : 16.00 Hrs.

1.A MCP

PLANT Near Chlorine tonner area

CHLORINE TLV = 0.5 ppm

BDL BDL

2.A AMMONIA

PLANT

RVDF Gfloor Area

AMMONIA TLV=25 PPM

5.00 7.00

2.B High way side(Near boundry) BDL BDL

2.C Behind Cacl2 plant 2.00 1.00

3.A

MANCOZEB PLANT

During Cs2 Tanker unloading

CARBON DISULPHIDE TLV=10 PPM

BDL BDL

3.B Near ST-702A BDL BDL

3.C Near D-14 Tank BDL BDL

3.D Near P-14 Tank BDL BDL

3.E Mancozeb Packing Area 2.00 1.00

3.F Mancozeb Storage Godown BDL BDL



MONTH : FEB-2015


Date : 23.02.2015


1.A MCP



BDL BDL

2.A AMMONIA

PLANT

RVDF Gfloor Area

AMMONIA TLV=25 PPM

3.00 2.00



3.A

MANCOZEB PLANT



BDL BDL








MONTH : MAR-2015

SR. PLANT AREA Date : 10.03.2015 Date : 26.03.15




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1.A MCP



BDL BDL

2.A AMMONIA

PLANT

RVDF Gfloor Area

AMMONIA TLV=25 PPM

3 2


2.C Behind Cacl2 plant 2 2

3.A

MANCOZEB PLANT



BDL BDL




3.E Mancozeb Packing Area 2 3




MONTH : APR-2015


Date : 24.04.2015


1.A MCP



BDL BDL

2.A AMMONIA

PLANT

RVDF Gfloor Area

AMMONIA TLV=25 PPM

3 3


2.C Behind Cacl2 plant 1 BDL

3.A

MANCOZEB PLANT



BDL BDL





3.F Mancozeb Storage Godown BDL 1



MONTH : MAY-2015


Date : 25.05.2015


1.A MCP



BDL BDL

2.A AMMONIA

PLANT

RVDF Gfloor Area

AMMONIA TLV=25 PPM

4 2


2.C Behind Cacl2 plant 1 2

3.A MANCOZEB During Cs2 Tanker unloading CARBON BDL BDL




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3.B PLANT Near ST-702A DISULPHIDE TLV=10 PPM

BDL BDL







MONTH : JUN-2015

SR. PLANT AREA Date : 09.06.15 Date :22.06.15

NO. IDENTIFICATION Time : 10.45 Hrs.

Time : 16.00 Hrs.

1.A MCP



BDL BDL

2.A AMMONIA

PLANT

RVDF Gfloor Area

AMMONIA TLV=25 PPM

3.00 5.00



3.A

MANCOZEB PLANT



BDL BDL







VOC Monitoring Data

Subject Total VOC monitoring analysis data.

Date of Monitoring 26.03.2015

Time 14.15 hrs to 16.00 hrs

Location Different Plant & Location at UPL-1

Instrument used On line digital VOC monitoring Instrument of UNIT-02

Instrument operation Operated by Mr. H.J.Patel (Q.A)

Sr.no. Location Parameter Remarks Remarks

1 TMP Plant - Drum filling area Total VOC BDL

2 TMP Plant - Ground floor area Total VOC BDL

3 TMP Plant - First floor area Total VOC BDL

4 TMP Plant - Near Solvent Storage Tank Total VOC BDL

5 MCP Plant – Ground floor back side Total VOC BDL

6 MCP Plant - Ground floor , Centre Total VOC 1 ppb

7 MCP Plant - First floor , Centre Total VOC 2 ppb

8 MCP Plant - Second floor , Centre Total VOC BDL

9 ETP Plant - Near Aer-2 & Aer-3 area Total VOC BDL

10 ETP Plant - Haz.Drum storage area Total VOC BDL

11 Drum storage area, Behind ETP Plant Total VOC BDL




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12 Raw material Drum storage area - Pond site Total VOC BDL

13 Pilot plant - Ground floor area Total VOC 3 ppb

14 Pilot plant - First floor area Total VOC BDL

15 Pilot plant - Second floor area, Total VOC 2 ppb

16 Pilot plant - Ground floor area, Methanol Feeding pump Total VOC 2 ppb

17 FG storage godown Total VOC BDL

18 Drum storage area- Opposite FG godown, near parking Total VOC BDL

19 Main gate Total VOC BDL

20 On Road, Near Boiler Total VOC BDL

21 On Road, Between Antracol plant & Electrical Dept. Total VOC BDL

22 R & D Lab Total VOC BDL

23 Q.A.Lab Total VOC BDL

24 MaxPro Lab Total VOC BDL

VOC Monitoring Data

Subject Total VOC monitoring analysis data.

Date of Monitoring 29.06.2015

Time 16.15 hrs to 17.45 hrs

Location Different Plant & Location at UPL-1

Instrument used On line digital VOC monitoring Instrument of UNIT-02

Instrument operation Operated by Mr. H.J.Patel (Q.A)

Sr.no. Location Parameter Remarks Remarks

1 TMP Plant - Drum filling area Total VOC BDL

2 TMP Plant - Ground floor area Total VOC BDL

3 TMP Plant - First floor area Total VOC BDL

4 TMP Plant - Near Solvent Storage Tank Total VOC BDL

5 MCP Plant – Ground floor back side Total VOC 2 ppb

6 MCP Plant - Ground floor , Centre Total VOC 1 ppb

7 MCP Plant - First floor , Centre Total VOC BDL

8 MCP Plant - Second floor , Centre Total VOC BDL

9 ETP Plant - Near Aer-2 & Aer-3 area Total VOC BDL

10 ETP Plant - Haz.Drum storage area Total VOC BDL

11 Drum storage area, Behind ETP Plant Total VOC 3 ppb

12 Raw material Drum storage area - Pond site Total VOC BDL

13 Pilot plant - Ground floor area Total VOC 5 ppb

14 Pilot plant - First floor area Total VOC 3 ppb

15 Pilot plant - Second floor area, Total VOC 3 ppb

16 Pilot plant - Ground floor area, Methanol Feeding pump Total VOC BDL

17 FG storage godown Total VOC BDL

18 Drum storage area- Opposite FG godown, near parking Total VOC BDL

19 Main gate Total VOC BDL




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20 On Road, Near Boiler Total VOC BDL

21 On Road, Between Antracol plant & Electrical Dept. Total VOC BDL

22 R & D Lab Total VOC BDL

23 Q.A.Lab Total VOC BDL

24 MaxPro Lab Total VOC BDL




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PRODUCTION DETAILS

BY-PRODUCTS DETAILS

PESTICIDE FORMULATION PRODUCTS

Month PRODUCTION (MT)

Monocr Otophos

Dichl

Orovos

Man cozeb

Antr acol

Zineb

Tri-Methyl

Phosphite

Tri-ethyl

Phosphite

IKI

(Flocinamid)

(SF10) Sulfosulfuran

Tebuc onazo

le

Acifluorfen

Tech. (Fen-04 )

ZIRAM

Jan 15 191.4 188 618.9 0 23.2 988.61 42.56 16.098 0 0 0 0 Feb 15 287 257 640.8 0 0 1087.3 31.92 35.005 0 0 40 0 Mar 15 450.2 208 531.9 13.5 104 1082.2 35.79 46.582 0 0 1.726 0 April'15 313.393 215 556.8 0 71.6 1101.7 18.05 21.196 0 0 43.3 0

May.’15 302.395 204 559.4 0 89.2 1118.07 0 0.568 0 0 23.5 0

June’15 119.83 183.7 496.23 0 121.2 1119.33 0 17.647 7.2 0 0 0


CACL2 FUSED

CACL2 SOL. 30%

AMMONIUM SOL. 20%

NH4CL

Solid

SODIUM SULPHAT

E POWDER

SODIUM BISULP

HITE 20% SOL.

HCl 30%

MECL GAS

NaHS Solutio

n

METHANOL- BY PRODU

CT

Jan 15 600 3150.8 808.19 20 0 26.11 35.04 69 0 0

Feb 15 529.29 2743.06 606.63 25 0 31.93 0 51.11 0 0

Mar 15 602.71 2545.47 650.22 25 0 28.94 14.71 61.28 0 0

April'15 517.05 2860.117 670.83 59.86 0.535 0 18.44 60.96 0 0

May.’15 480 1827.961 497.26 97.35 0 32.45 20.19 58.8 0 0

June’15 638.6 3088.66 945.63 252.69 0.33 27.2 0 41.4 0 0


Acifluorfen (Fen-04 )

Formulation

Mancozeb Formulation

Flocinamid (IKI) formulation

MCP (PHOSKILL) FORMULATION

Dichlorovas Formulation

Jan 15 81 239.95 16.491 NIL 0 Feb 15 80 333.04 35.64 333.65 0 Mar 15 62.4 499 26.815 462.671 0 April'15 60.1 544.16 29.496 399.507 0

May.’15 41.6 221.14 41.112 496.165 0

June’15 146.6 309.5 31.422 479.32 0




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DETAILS OF GIDC WATER CONSUMPTION & TREATED EFFLUENT DISCHARGED TO FETP, NCTL, ANKLESHWAR (INDUSTRIAL + DOMESTIC)

MONTH WATER CONSUMPTION TREATED EFFLUENT DISCHARGE QUANTITY TO FETP, NCTL,

ANKLESHAWR

ALL QUANTITY IN KL/MONTH

Jan 15 21955 8170

Feb 15 21955 6492

Mar 15 28761

7295

April'15 30704 8668

May.’15 25417 7542

June’15 25417 7588

DETAILS OF TREATMENT FOR HIGH TDS EFFLUENT WASTE WATER IN EVAPORATION SYSTEM AND PERMEATE GENERATION FROM WATER RECYCLING SYSTEM (RO)

MONTH

FORCED EVAPORATION SYSTEM: High TDS (NaCl) from Plants and from RO system in KL

(Feed Qty)

REUSABLE PERMEATE GENERATED FROM RO PLANT

–KL

Jan 15 929.00 2097

Feb 15 912.50 1746

Mar 15 817.00 2007

April'15 834.50 1968

May.’15 917.50 1868

June’15 889.50 1427




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DETAILS OF INCINERABLE WASTE - MT

MONTH

OPENING STOCK (MT)

GENERATION CONTAMINATED PLASTIC &

OTHER WASTE

DISPOSAL

(Total Sent to BEIL)

CLOSING STOCK

ORGANIC AQUEOUS

Jan 15 35.68 16.65 9.12 0 0.00 61.45

Feb 15 61.45 12.85 14.56 0 54.82 34.0400

Mar 15 34.04 27.46 20.11 0 45.97 35.64

April'15 35.64 86.44 69.72 6.92 176.7 22.02

May.’15 22.02 36.23 49.67 0 81.37 26.55

June’15 26.55 22.01 57.99 0 83.78 22.77

DETAILS OF SOLID WASTE ( LANDFILLING)

MONTH OPENING STOCK

GENERATION SOLID DISPOSAL TO BEIL (ETP SLUDE + SALT)*

CLOSING STOCK

ETP SALT TOTAL (ETP SLUDGE+ SALT)

ALL FIGURES IN MT/ MONTH

Jan 15 20.331 27.92 138.33 166.25 167.75 18.831

Feb 15 18.831 29.47 136.28 165.75 167.94 16.641

Mar 15 16.641 28.29 137.36 165.65 161.17 21.121

April'15 21.121 28.5 138.8 167.3 167.64 20.781

May.’15 20.781 29.59 136.11 165.70 165.49 20.991

June’15 20.991 29.0 132.00 161.00 163.31 18.681




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TOTAL LANDFILL WASTE DETAILS –MT

MONTH (ETP SLUDGE + SALT)* DCP SLUDGE** NON-RECYCLABLE PLASTIC WASTE/INSULATION

WASTE

TOTAL

Jan 15 167.75 1365.12 24.98 1557.9

Feb 15 167.94 820.53 11.33 999.80

Mar 15 161.17 950.71 18.67

1130.55

April'15 167.64 1081.84 35.79 1285.27

May.’15 165.49 748.60 23.43 937.52

June’15 163.31 801.68 14.21 979.2

DETAILS OF DCP SLUDGE (BY-PRODUCT / SOLD AS SOIL CONDITIONER)

MONTH OPENING STOCK (MT)

GENERATION (MT)

DISPATCH (MT) CLOSING STOCK (MT) PARTY* BEIL**

Jan 15 343.526 2400 811.5 1365.12 566.906

Feb 15 566.906 1100 421.25 820.53 425.126

Mar 15 425.126 1050 91.35 950.71 433.066

April'15 433.066 1250 251.41 1081.84 349.816

May.’15 349.816 1000 273.57 748.6 327.646

June’15 327.646 1000 278.57 801.68 247.396

(*) Sold as Soil Conditioner to below given end user:

1) SHREE CHARBHUJA AGRO FERTILIZER

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The Environmental Clearance is issued for the following ... · and data submitted to MOEF / CPCB / GPCB regularly Not Applicable. Company has discontinued operation of Incinerator