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Plant cane Ratoon Total Plant cane Ratoon Total

1 Ichalkaranji 1846 1561 3407 298130 868 773 1642 143635

2 Abdul Lat 1508 1100 2608 228200 462 698 1160 101459

3 Hathkanangale 3128 3538 6666 583275 1491 584 2075 181549

4 Aurwad 1907 1416 3323 290780 555 651 1206 105532

5 Jaysingpur 5880 3560 9441 826070 1978 1256 3234 283010

6 Kurandwad 3726 4310 8036 703150 569 595 1165 101914

7 Bedkihal 3792 4363 8155 713580 582 466 1053 92138

8 Hupari 3744 2480 6224 544600 1348 701 2079 181908

9 Shirol 9428 5176 14604 1277850 1109 1031 2139 187184

10 Kagal 4566 3273 7839 685930 603 553 1156 101122

11 Kunnur 3236 2100 5336 466900 411 297 708 61969

Total 42761 32878 75640 6618465 9976 7606 17616 1541419

Desh Bhakt Ratnappa Kumbhar Panchganga S. S. K. Ltd., Hatkanagala

Circle wise cane avalabibilty

Sr.No. Circle NameTotal cane cultivated area in Ha.

Yeild in MTCane avalability area in Ha.

Yeild in MT

DB.R.K. P.S.S.K. Ltd. Leased Unit of Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd., Ganganagar Ichalkaranji

AGRICULTURAL MANAGEMENT PLANT FOR UTILIZATION OF TREATED

EFFLUENT FOR ON LAND IRRIGATION

1. Classification of soil : Loamy

2. Hydraulic loading rate applicable to loamy

Clay loam oil as per KSPCB : 110 and 170 m3/Ha./day

Consider average hydraulic load : 140 cum/Hectare/day

3. Total green belt area is : 19.6 Hectare.

4. After expansion treated effluent from ETP : 890 cum/day

Hence total area requirement is : Treated effluent /Average hydraulic

load

: 890 / 140

: 6.35 Hectare.

5. Factory having existing green belt : 8.92 Hectare.

Therefore land available is adequate to take care of treated effluent utilization.

However the proposed 10.71 Ha green belt area will be developed within three year. The total

land available is 19.63 Ha (Existing-8.92+ Proposed-10.71). Hence the land available is adequate

even for proposed green belt development.

In additional to our green belt, the Farmers in the vicinity are also requested to supply the

treated water for their own land for crop cultivation.

FORM-1

APPENDIX I (See paragraph - 6)

FORM 1 (I) Basic Information

Sr. No. Item Details

1. Name of the Project : M/s. Deshbhakt Ratnappa Kumbhar Panchganga Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd. (D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K. Ltd.) leased unit of M/s. Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd., Ganganagar, Ichalkaranji, Tal.: Hathkanangale, Dist. Kolhapur.

2. S. No. in the schedule : Item No.: 5 (j), as per the provision of Ministry of Environment & Forests (MoEF); New Delhi “EIA Notification No. S. O. 1533 (E)” dated 14.09.2006 and amendments thereat.

3. Proposed capacity / area / length/tonnage to be handled/command area/ leasearea/number of wells to be drilled

: Expansion of Sugar Factory from 5000 TCD to 10,000 TCD (increase by 5000 TCD).

Unit Product Quantity Total (10,000TCD) Existing

(5000 TCD) Expansion (5000 TCD)

Sugar Unit

Sugar 650 MT/D

650 MT/D 1300 MT/D

By Product Molasses 225 MT/D 225 MT/D 450 MT/D Bagasse 1500

MT/D 1500 MT/D

3000 MT/D

Press Mud

200 MT/D 200 MT/D 400 MT/D

Co-gen

Electricity 30 MW -- 30 MW

The capital investment of existing sugar and co-gen unit is Rs. 210 Crores whereas for expansion of sugar factory is Rs. 80.90 Crores. (Rs. Eighty Crores and Ninety Lakhs Only).

4. New / Expansion / Modernization : It is a sugar factory expansion from 5000 TCD to10,000 TCD (Increase by 5000 TCD)

5. Existing Capacity / Area etc. : Existing 5000 TCD Sugar Factory and 30 MW Co-gen plant.

6. Category of Project i.e. ‘A’ or ‘B’ : As per the provision of “EIA Notification No. S. O.1533 (E)” dated 14.09.2006 as amended vide Notification No. 3067 (E) dated June 2014, the proposed project comes under Category – B. As interstate boundary is located within 5 km from the project site. Hence, as per Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change Notification No. S.O. 1598 (E), dated 25.06.2014, the category of the project changes from ‘B’ to ‘A’.

7. Does it attract the generalcondition? If yes, please specify.

: Yes, Interstate boundary (Karnataka State Boundary) is located within 5 Km of study area i.e. at a distance of 4.8 Km from project site.


8. Does it attract the specificcondition? If yes, please specify.

: Not Applicable.

9. Location : Ganganagar, Ichalkaranji, Tal.: Hathkanangale, Dist. Kolhapur.

Plot / Survey / Khasra No. : Gat No. 29 Village : Ganganagar, Ichalkaranji Tehsil : Hathkanangale District : Kolhapur State : Maharashtra

10. Nearest railway station/airportalong with distance in kms.

: The nearest railway station is Hathkanagale at 4.42 Km.

11. Nearest Town, City, DistrictHeadquarters along with distance in Km

: The nearest town is Ichalkaranji which is about 1.48 Km from project site.

12. Village Panchayats, ZillaParishad, Municipal Corporation,Local body (complete postaladdresses with telephone nos. tobe given)

: Municipal Council, Ichalkaranji, Tal.: Hathkanagale, Dist.: Kolhapur.

13. Name of the applicant : Shri Prakash Shripati Sawant (General Manager) 14. Registered address : M/s. Deshbhakt Ratnappa Kumbhar (DBRK)

Panchganga Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd. leased unit of M/s. Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd., Ganganagar, Ichalkaranji, Tal.: Hathkanangale, Dist. Kolhapur.

15. Address for correspondence:Name : Shri Prakash Shripati Sawant (General Manager) Designation (Owner/Partner/CEO)

: General Manager

Address : Ganganagar, Ichalkaranji, Tal.: Hathkanangale, Dist. Kolhapur, Maharashtra State.

Pin Code : 416116 E-mail : [email protected] Telephone No. : (0230) 2441777 Fax No. : (0230) 2441777

16 Details of Alternative Sites examined, if any. Location of these sites should be shown on a toposheet.

: No any alternative sites were examined since this is an expansion project to be undertaken in existing unit.

17 Interlined Projects : Not Applicable 18 Whether separate application of

the interlined project has been submitted

: Not Applicable

19 If yes, date of submission : Not Applicable 20 If no, reason : Not Applicable 21 Whether the proposal involves

approval / clearance under: : Not Applicable

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(a) The Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 (b) The Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 (c) The C. R. Z Notification, 1991

22 Whether there is any Government Order / Policy relevant / relating to the site?

: Not Applicable

23 Forest land involved (hectares) : No any forest land is involved in existing premises of D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K. Ltd.

24 Whether there is any litigation pending against the project and / or land in which the project is propose to be set up (a) Name of the Court (b) Case No. (c) Orders / directions of the Court, if any and its relevance with the proposed project.

: Not Applicable

*Capacity corresponding to sectoral activity (such as production capacity for manufacturing, mining lease area and production capacity for mineral production, area for mineral exploration, length for linear transport infrastructure, generation capacity for power generation etc.)

(II) Activity 1. Construction, Operation or Decommissioning of the Project involving actions, which

will cause Physical changes in the locality (Topography, Land Use, changes in Water Bodies, etc.)

Sr. No.

Information / Checklist confirmation

Yes / No

Details thereof (with approximate quantities / rates, wherever possible) with source of

information data 1.1 Permanent or Temporary

change in Land Use, Land Cover or Topography including increase in intensity of Land Use (with respect to local Land Use plan)

No There would be no change in land use pattern since the proposed expansion of sugar factory from 5000 TCD to 10000 TCD would be undertaken in existing premises.

1.2 Clearance of existing Land, Vegetation and Buildings?

No It is an expansion project of sugar factory. Here, most of infrastructure w.r.t. sugar factory is already been established on site. Hence, while undertaking expansion, there will not be requirement of clearance of vegetation or building.

1.3 Creation of new land uses? No Not applicable 1.4 Pre-construction investigations

e.g. bore houses, soil testing? No Not applicable, since it is a proposed expansion

project 1.5 Construction works? No Not applicable, since most of the sugar factory

infrastructure is ready on site. Few new equipments will be purchased under expansion. Refer additional

Sr. No.


Yes / No


information data attachment for list of equipments.

1.6 Demolition works? No Not applicable 1.7 Temporary sites used for

construction works or housing construction workers?

No Not applicable

1.8 Above ground buildings, structures, cut and fill or excavations

No Not applicable, since it is a proposed expansion project

1.9 Underground works including mining or tunneling?

No Not Applicable

1.10 Reclamation works? No Not Applicable 1.11 Dredging? No Not Applicable 1.12 Offshore structures? No Not Applicable 1.13 Production and Manufacturing

Processes? No There would be no physical change in existing

topography and land use of locality since production and manufacturing operations shall be executed in sugar factory premises already acquired by Industry. Refer Additional attachment for manufacturing process.

1.14 Facilities for storage of goods or materials?

Yes For the storage of raw materials and finished products separate arrangements are done on site.

1.15 Facilities for treatment or disposal of solid waste or liquid effluents?

No

Expansion: Solid Waste as ETP sludge-2.5 MT/Yr. Existing: Boiler ash-21.6 MT/D and ETP sludge-1 MT/Yr. is generated. Ash is sold to brick manufacturers/farmers. ETP sludge used for plantation as manure. Effluent generation from 10,000 TCD expansion: process-253 CMD, Steam & vapour drain - 17 CMD, Cooling tower - 66 CMD, Boiler make up, DM backwash, sulphur burner after CPU - 534 CMD, Lab-20 CMD. Effluent generated from existing & expansion would be treated in existing ETP. Domestic effluent of existing unit is 45 CMD. Presently treated in septic tanks. Under expansion STP proposed.

1.16 Facilities for long term housing of operational workers?

Yes Presently, workers reside in the factory premises (colony) at 0.5 Km away from the main plant. No new colony to be established.

1.17 New road, rail or sea traffic during construction or operation?

Yes Major road traffic is expected during the transfer of material required for fabrication/construction from the local area shops and during cane transport to site. There may be minor impact on existing traffic density in the area.

1.18 New road, rail, air waterborne or other transport infrastructure including new or altered routes

No Not Applicable

Sr. No.


Yes / No


information data and stations, ports, airports etc?

1.19 Closure or diversion of existing transport routes or infrastructure leading to changes in traffic movements?

No Not Applicable

1.20 New or diverted transmission lines or pipelines?

No Not Applicable

1.21 Impoundment, damming, culverting, realignment or other changes to hydrology of water courses or aquifers?

No Not Applicable

1.22 Stream crossings? No Not Applicable 1.23 Abstraction or transfers of water

form ground or surface waters? Yes Here, entirely sugar condensate would be recycled

for process and other activities of existing and expansion sugar factory activities. Only for domestic freshwater would be required and same would be taken from Panchganga river. No any ground water will be utilized for industrial processes under expansion activities. Refer Detailed water budget enclosed.

1.24 Changes in water bodies or the land surface affecting drainage or run-off?

No Not Applicable

1.25 Transport of personnel or materials for construction, operation or decommissioning?

No No any major construction will be carried out under proposed expansion of sugar factory. Transport of sugarcane from nearby area for crushing 10000 TCD would be done to site

1.26 Long – term dismantling or decommissioning restoration works?

No Not Applicable

1.27 Ongoing activity during decommissioning which could have an impact on the environment?

No Not Applicable

1.28 Influx of people to an area in either temporarily or permanently?

Yes For construction work if any there would be influx of people to the project site. However, it would be of a temporary nature. Moreover no new workers would be appointed from local area as well as from outside under expansion project.

1.29 Introduction of alien species? No Not Applicable 1.30 Loss of native species or genetic

diversity? No Not Applicable

1.31 Any other actions? No Not Applicable

2. Use of Natural Resources for Construction or Operation of the project (such as Land, Water, Materials or Energy, especially any resources which are Non-Renewable or in short supply):

Sr. No.


Yes / No


information data 2.1 Land especially undeveloped or

agricultural land (ha) No The proposed expansion will be carried out in the

existing premises of sugar factory. 2.2 Water (expected source &

competing users) unit : KLPD Yes The total water requirement for existing sugar & co-

gen and proposed sugar factory expansion project would be 2280 CMD which would be recycled cane condensate. The domestic water requirement for existing unit is 50 CMD for industrial workers. The fresh water required for domestic is taken from Panchganga river.

2.3 Minerals (MT) No Not Applicable 2.4 Construction material – stone,

aggregates / and soil (expected source - MT)

Yes Negligible. There would be no major civil construction work since the proposed expansion project would be undertaken in the existing sugar factory premises. The required construction material would be purchased from nearby sources through the suppliers.

2.5 Forests and timber (source - MT) No Not applicable 2.6 Energy including electricity and

fuels (source, competing users) Unit: Fuel (MT), energy (MW)

Yes The power required for sugar factory expansion operation would be taken from existing 30 MW co-gen plant as well as existing D.G. Sets.

2.7 Any other natural resources (use appropriate standard units)

No Not Applicable

3. Use, Storage, Transport, Handling or Production of Substances or Materials, which could be Harmful to Human Health or the Environment or Raise concerns about actual or perceived Risks to Human Health.

Sr. No.

Information/Checklist confirmation

Yes / No

Details thereof (with approximate quantities / rates, wherever possible) with source of information data

3.1 Use of substances or materials, which are hazardous (as per MSIHC rules) to human health or the environment.

No Not applicable.

3.2 Changes in occurrence of disease or affect disease vectors (e.g. insect or Water borne disease)

No There is no such report of occurrence of any waterborne diseases or any disease vectors due to existing project. Also, after implementation of the proposed activities, there shall not be any occurrence of any waterborne diseases or any disease vectors.

3.3 Affect the welfare of people e.g. by changing living conditions?

Yes Already due to existing sugar and co-gen project employment to the local resident has been provided which has resulted in upgrading the living standard of people. Further, after

Sr. No.

Information/Checklist confirmation

Yes / No

Details thereof (with approximate quantities / rates, wherever possible) with source of information data commissioning of the proposed expansion, there would be a positive impact on the social and economic status of local people due to direct and indirect employment opportunities. This will help to improve the life style of local people in surrounding area.

3.4 Vulnerable groups of people who could be affected by the project e.g. hospital patients, children, the elderly etc.

No Not Applicable

3.5 Any other causes No Not Applicable

4. Production of Solid Wastes during Construction or Operation or Decommissioning (MT/ Month).

Sr. No.


Yes / No


4.1 Spoil, overburden or mine wastes No Not Applicable, since it is proposed expansion project of sugar. During implementation of expansion activity there shall not be any major generation of overburden.

4.2 Municipal waste (domestic and or commercial wastes)

No Not Applicable

4.3 Hazardous Waste (as per Hazardous Waste Management Rules)

Yes The hazardous waste generated from the existing and proposed expansion activities of sugar and co-gen unit is spent oil and residue oil. The spent oil @ 2.5 MT/Yr. and residue oil @ 2.5 MT/Yr. is generated under existing unit. Under expansion unit spent oil @ 2.5 MT/Yr. and residue oil @ 2.5 MT/Yr. would be generated. The hazardous waste generated under existing as well as expansion of sugar factory will be burnt in own boiler.

4.4 Other industrial process wastes Yes Under expansion of sugar factory, solid waste would be generated in the form of ETP sludge @ 1 MT/Yr. Under existing unit, solid wastes i.e. boiler ash @ 21.6 MT/Day and ETP sludge @ 2.5 MT/Yr. is generated. Boiler ash is either sold to brick manufacturers/farmers. ETP sludge is used as manure for plantation.

4.5 Surplus Product No Not Applicable. 4.6 Sewage Sludge or Other Sludge from

Effluent Treatment Yes Refer Point No. 4.4 above.

4.7 Construction or Demolition wastes Yes Negligible quantity of construction waste would be generated.

4.8 Redundant machinery or equipment No Not Applicable 4.9 Contaminated soils or other materials No Not Applicable

Sr. No.


Yes / No


4.10 Agricultural wastes No Not Applicable 4.11 Other solid wastes Yes Under expansion of sugar factory, solid waste

would be generated in the form of ETP sludge @ 1 MT/Yr. Under existing unit, solid wastes i.e. boiler ash @ 21.6 MT/Day and ETP sludge @ 2.5 MT/Yr. is generated. Boiler ash is either sold to brick manufacturers/farmers. ETP sludge is used as manure for plantation.

5. Release of Pollutants or any Hazardous, Toxic or Noxious Substances to Air (Kg/Hr) Sr. No.


Yes / No


5.1 Emissions from combustion of fossil fuels from stationary or mobile sources

Yes No new boiler shall be installed under expansion project of sugar factory. Under the existing sugar and co-gen unit, a boiler of 140 TPH and two D.G. Sets of capacities 1010 KVA each is installed. Bagasse to the tune of 1526.4 MT/day is used as fuel for boiler for generating steam required for co-gen and sugar factory. Diesel to the tune of 200 Lit/Hr. is used as fuel for D.G. Sets. ESP is installed as air pollution control equipment for the existing boiler.

5.2 Emissions from production processes

No From the sugar manufacturing operations as well as co-gen plant there would be no any process emissions.

5.3 Emissions from material handling including storage or transport

Yes Negligible amount of emissions would be generated from storage or transport.

5.4 Emissions from construction activities including plant and equipment

No No any major construction work shall be undertaken on site since it is an expansion project.

5.5 Dust or odours from handling of materials including construction materials, sewage and waste

Yes Negligible.

5.6 Emissions from incineration of wastes

No Not Applicable

5.7 Emissions from burning of waste in open air (e.g. slash materials, construction debris)

No Not Applicable, since no any waste would be burnt in open air.

5.8 Emissions from any other sources No Not Applicable

6. Generation of Noise and Vibration, and Emissions of Light and Heat

Sr. No.


Yes / No


6.1 From operation of equipment e.g. engines, ventilation plant, crushers

Yes Sources of noise in existing unit- cane carrier, turbines, mills, pumps, centrifuge, compressors, boiler house & D.G. Sets. Noise from transportation is fleeting source. Workers entering the work zone areas are provided with PPEs which gives reduction of 30 dB (A). The D.G. sets is not a continuous source of noise as it is operated only during power failure. As per the Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000 the D.G. set would be enclosed in a canopy.

6.2 From industrial or similar processes Yes Same as above point no. 6.1 6.3 From construction or demolition Yes Under expansion, minor noise would be generated

from fabrication work and operations of machinery. However, the same would be of a temporary nature and the workers getting exposed to same would be provided with PPEs.

6.4 From blasting or piling No Not Applicable. 6.5 From construction or operational

traffic Yes Noise would be generated by movement of trucks

for construction material. However, this would not be of a continuous nature and would not have much impact on the work environment of the project site.

6.6 From lighting or cooling systems Yes Negligible. 6.7 From any other sources No Not Applicable.

7. Risks of Contamination of Land or Water from releases of Pollutants into the Ground or into the Sewers, Surface Waters, Groundwater, Coastal Waters or the Sea:

Sr. No. Information / Checklist confirmation Yes

/ No Details thereof (with approximate quantities / rates, wherever possible) with source of information data

7.1 From handling, storage, use or spillage of hazardous materials

No Not Applicable. Since there would be no any use or handling of hazardous chemicals in the manufacturing process.

Sr. No. Information / Checklist confirmation Yes

/ No Details thereof (with approximate quantities / rates, wherever possible) with source of information data

7.1 From handling, storage, use or spillage of hazardous materials

No Not Applicable. Since there would be no any use or handling of hazardous chemicals in the manufacturing process.

7.2

From discharge of sewage or other effluents to water or the land (expected mode and place of discharge)

Yes The entire effluent from existing and expansion activities would be treated in existing Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) provided in existing sugar factory premises. Refer additional attachment for drawing of ETP.

The entire treated effluent generated from sugar factory (Existing & Expansion), co-gen unit would be used for green belt developed on land area of 8.9 Ha in own factory premises. Moreover, excess treated water if any would be given to nearby farmers for irrigation on land area of 28.25 Ha. No any untreated effluent shall be discharged in nearby water body / land.

7.3 By deposition of pollutants emitted to air into the land or into water

No Air pollutants could be released from existing co-generation boiler. To control these pollutants ESP as APC equipment followed by stack is provided on site.

7.4 From any other sources No Not Applicable 7.5 Is there a risk of long term build up of

pollutants in the environment from these sources?

No Not Applicable

Accidents during Construction or Operation of the Project, which could affect Human Health or the Environment

Sr. No.


Yes /

No


information data 8.1 From explosions, spillages, fires

etc. from storage, handling, use of production of hazardous substances.

Yes There is no any use of Hazardous Chemicals in the proposed expansion. Hence, there is no any major risk of accident from explosion, spillage of Hazardous Chemicals. But there would be use of Bagasse as fuel for boiler and diesel for D.G. Sets. Proper control measures would be followed to avoid any mishap or accident in the fuel storage yard or any other area in expansion unit. The workers are given the Fire-Fighting Training as well as made aware of the accident prone areas in the plant.

8.2 From any other causes No Not Applicable 8.3 Could the earthquake be affected

by natural disasters causing environmental damage (e.g. floods, earthquakes, landslides, cloudburst etc.)?

No The possibility of project getting affected by earthquake resulting in to subsequent environmental damage is very negligible.

8. Factors which should be considered (such as Consequential Development) which could lead to Environmental Effects or potential for Cumulative Impacts with other existing or planned activities in the locality.

Sr. No.


Yes / No


9.1 Lead to development of supporting facilities, ancillary development or development stimulated by the project which could have impact on environment e.g.: • Supporting infrastructure

(roads, power supply, waste or waste water treatment, etc.)

No

In order to treat the effluents generated from manufacturing operation of sugar and co-gen unit effluent treatment facilities are provided.

• Housing development Presently, a residential colony is developed in Industry premises for workers and staff. Under expansion project no additional housing planning is done

• Extractive industries Not Applicable • Supply industries Not Applicable • Other Not Applicable

9.2 Lead to after-use of the site, which could have an impact on the environment

No Not Applicable

9.3 Set a precedent for later developments

No Not Applicable

9.4 Have cumulative effects due to proximity to other existing or planned projects with similar effects.

No Not Applicable

(III) Environmental Sensitivity

Sr. No. Areas Name /

Identity Aerial distance (within 15 Km.) Proposed project location boundary

1. Areas protected under international conventions, national or local legislation for their ecological, landscape, cultural or other related value

No Not Applicable

2. Areas which are important or sensitive for ecological reasons – Wetlands, water courses for other water bodies, coastal zone, biospheres, mountains, forests

No Not Applicable

3. Areas used by protected, important or sensitive species of flora or fauna for breeding, nesting, foraging, resting, over wintering, migration

No Not Applicable

Sr. No. Areas Name /

Identity Aerial distance (within 15 Km.) Proposed project location boundary

4. Inland, coastal, marine or underground waters No Not Applicable 5. State, National boundaries Yes Karnataka state boundary at 4.8

Km from project site. 6. Routes or facilities used by the public for

access to recreation or other tourist, pilgrim areas

Yes NH-204 - 4.78 Km away from project site

7. Defense installations No Not Applicable 8. Densely populated or built- up area Yes Taluka Hathkanangale 9. Areas occupied by sensitive man-made land

uses (hospitals, schools, places of worship, community facilities)

Yes Area is occupied by places of worship, hospitals and schools.

10. Areas containing important, high quality or scarce resources (ground water resources, surface resources, forestry, agriculture, fisheries, tourism, minerals)

Yes Panchganga river is 6 Km from project site

11. Areas already subjected to pollution of environmental damage. (Those where existing legal environmental standards are exceeded)

No Not Applicable

12. Areas susceptible to natural hazard which could cause the project (earthquakes, subsidence, landslides, erosion, flooding or extreme or adverse climatic conditions)

No Not Applicable

ADDITIONAL

ATTACHMENT

Manufacturing Process for Sugar

Matured, clean and fresh cut sugar cane from the field of cultivators is brought by bullock carts, trucks &tractor trolleys to sugar factory site. It is weighted on the electronic platform type weigh bridge. The carts, trucks &trolleys are unloaded into cane carrier by mechanical unloader. The cane is cut into small fine pieces by means of chopper, leveler, cutter & fibrizor called the cane preparatory devices. The prepared cane is then crushed by five or six mill tandem. The imbibitions hot water is added before last mill for better extraction of juice. The all juice extracted is screened through DSM or rotary screen, weighted by mass flow matter and sent to boiling house for further processing. The last mill bagasse, which is a byproduct, is used for co-gen boiler as a fuel. Saved bagasse shall also be used for co-generation in the off-season.

The weighed and mixed juice is heated upto 70°C to 75°C in juice heater and sent to reaction tank where same is treated with milk of lime and SO2 gas and the pH is kept as 7 to 7.1. This sulphured juice is again heated up to 100°C to 105°C in juice heater and sent to clarifier for sedimentation. Here, clear juice and precipitated non-sugars, organic & inorganic chemicals are separated which are called mud of the clarifier. The mud is filtered by means of vacuum filter unit where sugary filtrate and press cake (pressmud) are separated. The filtrate is reprocessed and pressmud, which is a by-product, is used as manure in the cane cultivators' field.

The clear juice from clarifier having 95°C temperature is heated to 112°C to 115°C in the juice heater and taken to evaporator set where 16° Brix juice is concentrated up to 60° Brix syrup. Thereafter, it is again treated with SO2 gas and finally sulphured syrup is sent to pan floor supply tanks. At pan section, 3 massecuite boiling system or 3.5 massecuite boiling is adopted accordingly to purities of basic products.

1. A Massecuite – Syrup + Melt + A light + Dry seed or B seed2. B Massecuite – A Heavy + B Grain3. C Massecuite – B Heavy + C Light + C Grain

Slurry is used for B & C grain preparation. After boiling massecuite in the vaccum pans, it is discharged in the crystallizers for maturation and cooling purpose. The cooled A, B, C massecuite are then taken for separation of sugar and mother liquor through continuous high speed and batch type automatic three speed machines. Thus, all mother liquors, B sugar and C sugar are taken form reprocess and the white sugar is taken from drying and cooling through hoppers and elevators to grader where 1.30, M30 & S30 sugar is separated. The dust is taken for reprocess. C mass mother liquor is called final molasses which is a byproduct that is sold for distilleries. It could be consumed in own distillery also for production of alcohol, ENA & ethanol. The above graded white sugar is taken to silo and then it is filled in bags after weighing (50 Kg net wt.) and same are sent to go downs for storage.

Manufacturing Process for Co-generation Plant

Cogeneration is broadly defined as the coincident generation of useful thermal energy and electrical power from the same input fuel. Thus, cogeneration can allow the energy consumers to lower their energy costs, through use of the energy normally wasted in conventional systems as losses. The useful thermal energy could be in the form of hot gases, hot liquids or steam; generally used for meeting the process and or heating requirements. When the thermal energy is required in the form of steam, industries employ steam boilers for raising the required steam at the required pressure and temperatures, suitable for the process.

Under proposed expansion project of sugar factory, 7500 TCD of cane crushing shall be done in 24 hours (i.e.) 312.50 TCH. The proposed co-gen plant is sized considering operation at 7500 TCD crushing capacity at present. The power distribution system has also been sized to meet with the power requirement at 7500 TCD crushing level. The steam and power requirement of the distillery will be supplied from the TG extractions of the new high pressure co-generation plant. Accordingly, the boiler capacity of the high pressure cogeneration plant is selected.

The proposed cogeneration power export scheme for the D.B.R.K. SSKL, Kolhapur plant, consist of a single boiler of 140 TPH capacity. The proposed system is capable of operating during the sugar off-season with bought out bagasse / biomass fuels/ cane trash etc. and the bagasse that is saved during the seasonal operation of the plant.

S

N

EW

Oil Skimmer

(8 Mx2 Mx1.6 M)

Effluent –

890 CMD

2nd Anaerobic Tank

(32 M x 22 M x 3 M)

Recirculation Line

(RAS)

FLOW CHART OF EXISTING SUGAR FACTORY ETP (Capacity – 1000 CMD)

Clarifier

(13 M Ø X 3 M Aeration Tank

(25 M x 20 M x 3.5 M))

1st Anaerobic Tank

(40 Mx39 Mx3 M)

(32 M x 22 M x 3 M)

Sludge Drying Bed -2 Nos

(16 M X 17 M x 1 M)

Treated Effluent to

Irrigation

No. Para. UnitRaw

Effluent

Treated

EffluentLimit

1 pH --- 6 7.2 - 8.2 7.5-8.5

2 COD mg/lit 2500-3000 168 – 232 250

3 BOD mg/lit 1250-1500 44 – 90 100

4 TDS mg/lit 1500-1600 1600-1900 2100

5 SS mg/lit 500-600 62 - 82 100

6Oil &

Greasemg/lit 20-30 1.2 - 2.0 10

Treated Water Tank

(40 M x 25 M x 1.2 M)

Online Monitoring

System

(13 M Ø X 3 M

SWD)

Pressure

Sand Filter

Activated

Carbon Filter

Legends:

- Existing Units

- Proposed Units

Excess

Sludge

(25 M x 20 M x 3.5 M)(3M + 0.5 M FB)

S.N. DESCRIPTION NOS. EXISTING PROPOSED ADD ON FOR 10000 TCD

APPROX.

COST

(Mn Rs.)

A MILLING SECTION

Two Milling tendems

1) 36 " X 72" - 6 Mills with

DC drive.

2) 24" x 48" - 5 Mills with

DC drive.

Replacement of 24"x 48" milling tendem by one new

milling tendem of five mills size 36 " X 72" with AC VFD &

suitable cane handling & preparative devices

300.00

B.JUICE TREATMENT

SECTION

1 Mixed Juice Pumps 2 350 M3/Hr 350 M3/Hr X 1 to be added in existing system. 0.90

125 M3/Hr X 1

68 M3/Hr X 1

3 Juice flowmeter 1 350 M3/Hr New suitable 650 M3/Hr 0.40

375 HL X 1

265 HL X 1

5 Sulphured juice pumps 2 350 M3/Hr 350 M3/Hr X 1 to added in existing system. 0.90

2.70

C.CLARIFICATION &

FILTRATION

575 M3 X 1 (36’)

356 M3 X 1 (28’)

2 Clear Juice Pumps 2 350 M3/Hr 350 M3/Hr X 1 to be added in existing system. 0.90

3 Rotary Vacuum filters 5 8’ X 16’ (180 M2) 14’ X 28’ to be added in existing system 6.50

108 M3/Hr X 1

55 M3/Hr X 1

5 Mud recirculation pump 1 108 M3/Hr Existing is suitable. -

6 Cake wash water pump 2 108 M3/Hr Existing is suitable. -

17.40

D.MOL & SO2

PREPARATION

1 Lime slaker 1 2.5 MT/Hr Existing is suitable -

35 M3 X 2

8 M3 X 2

3 Milk of lime pumps 3 30 M3/Hr Existing pumps are suitable -

200 Kg/Hr X 1

140 Kg/Hr X 1

140 Kg/Hr X 1

100 Kg/Hr X 1

6Air compressor for

Sulphur burner (Juice)1 1200 M3/Hr 1200 M3/Hr X 1 to be added in the existing system 0.70

7Air compressor for

Sulphur burner (Syrup)2 870 M3/Hr Existing blowers are suitable. -

3.00

EJUICE HEATING &

EVAPORATION

310 M2 X 1 – VLJH (RJ1) RJ 1 – VLJH – By A VKT -

370 M2 X 1 – dynamic

(RJ1)RJ 2 – PHE – By Comn condensate 1.50

400 M2 X 2 – tubular (RJ2) RJ 3 – PHE – By Quad 2nd

condenste 1.50

RJ 4 – DCH – By NCG gases 1.50

RJ 5 – DCH – By Quad 4th

Effect 1.50

325 M2 X 2 SJ 1 – DCH – By Quad 3rd

Effect 1.50

400 M2 X 1 SJ 2 – DCH – By Quad 2nd

Effect 1.50

SJ 3 – DCH – By Quad 1st

Effect 1.50

CJ 1 - DCH – By Quad 2nd

Effect 1.50

CJ 2 – DCH – By Quad 1st

Effect 1.50

EVAPORATOR SET

4700 m2 FFE – Q1/Q2

1250 + 2300 + 560 M2 –

5000 X 1 as Quad 1 25.00

2 Evaporator # 2nd

Effect 5000 X 1 as Qud 2 25.00

3 Clear Juice heater 1 1000 mm dia – DCH

1 Evaporator # 1st

Effect1000 X 2 + 2800 M2 SK –

Q1

1 Raw Juice Heater 4

2 Sulphured Juice heater 3

5 Sulphur Burners for Syrup 2 Existing SB are suitable. -

4 Sulphur Burners for Juice 2 200 Kg/Hr X 1 to be added in existing system. 2.00

2 Milk Of lime storage tanks 4 Existing are suitable but need to revamp the system. 0.30

4 Filtrate Pumps 2 Imbibition Water pump 68M3/Hr to be used Filtrate -

2 Imbibition Water Pumps 2 200 M3/Hr X 1 to be added in existing system 0.50

1 Clarifier 2 36’ X 1 to be added in existing 10.00

4 Juice Sulphitor 2 Existing both to be used -

MASTER EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE: Add On For 10000 TCD


APPROX.

COST

(Mn Rs.)


925 M2 – Q4

925 M2 – Q4/Q5

5 Evaporator # 5th

Effect 925 M2 – Q5 Existing 4700 X 1 as spare -

21 M3 X 1

15 M3 X 1

7Un-sulphured Syrup

pump2 120 M3/Hr 120 M3/Hr X 1 to be added 0.50

8 Sulphured Syrup pump 2 180 M3/Hr Existing is suitable -

124.00

FGRAINING &

CRYSTALLIZATION

16 M3 X 10 – Syrup

16 M3 X 2 – Melt

20 M3 X 6 – A Heavy

7 M3 X 2 – A Heavy

20 M3 X 2 – B Heavy

7 M3 X 2 – B Heavy

20 M3 X 1 – C Light

7 M3 X 9 – C Light

2 Molasses conditioner 3 For A Heavy, B Heavy & CL Suitable capacities to be added 0.50

60 Mt X 3 – Batch

50 X 4 – Batch

4 B Vacuum Pans 1 35 Mt/Hr X 1 – continuous 50 Mt/Hr X 1 VKT for B massecuite 30.00

5 C Vacuum Pans 3 60 Mt X 3 – Batch 40 Mt/Hr X 1 VKT for C massecuite 30.00

6 B2 Vacuum Pans 1 25 Mt/Hr - continuous -

50 Mt X 1 – B grain - Batch

50 Mt X 1 – B2 grain

40 X 2 – Dry seed

40 X 2 – B seed

40 X 1 – B massecuite

40 X 1 – B2 massecuite

40 X 1 – C massecuite

10Crystallizer for A

Massecuite11 50 Mt Existing are suitable -

11Crystallizer for B

Massecuite4 50 Mt Existing are suitable -

65 Mt X 2

55 Mt X 1

13Cooling & Heating system

for Crystallizer2 500 Mt X 2 Existing one MVC need to be reconditioned 1.50

133.00

G CENTRIFUGAL SECTION

1750 Kg/charge X 2

1250 Kg/charge X 3

12 Mt/Hr X 2

8 Mt/Hr X 2

8 Mt/Hr X 1

6 Mt/Hr X 4

4 CAW centrifugals 3 6 Mt/Hr X 3 Existing machines are suitable -

5 B2 massecuite centrifugals 3 7 Mt /Hr X 3 -

RUN-OFF PUMPS

45 M3/Hr X 2 – Gear

35 M3/Hr X 1 - Screw

30 M3/Hr X 1 - Gear

45 M3/Hr X 1 - Gear

35 M3/Hr X 1 - Screw



25 M3/Hr X 2 – Screw

9 C Light Pump 2 30 M3/Hr – Gear Existing Pumps are suitable -

10 Final Molasses Pump 2 30 M3/Hr – Gear Existing Pumps are suitable -

MASSECUITE PUMPS

8 B Heavy Pump 3 Existing Pumps are suitable -

7 A Light Pump 5 Existing Pumps are suitable -

6 A Heavy Pump 4 Existing Pumps are suitable -

3 CFW centrifugals 58 Mt/Hr X 1 continuous machine to be added in existing

system.2.50

2 B massecuite centrifugals 412 Mt / Hr X 2 continuous machine to be added in existing

system.6.00

1 A massecuite centrifugals 5 1750 X 2 batch machines to be added in existing system 10.00

12Crystallizer for C

Massecuite3 Existing are suitable -

9 Vacuum Crystallizer 3 Existing are suitable -

8 Seed Crystallizer 4 Existing are suitable -

7 Graining Pans 2 Existing pans are suitable -

3 A Vacuum Pans 7 75 Mt/Hr X 2 VKT for A massecuite 70.00

1 Pan Supply tanks 10 All supply tanks to be revamped as per the capacity. 1.00

6 Syrup Sulphitor 2 Existing are suitable -

4 Evaporator # 4th

Effect 6000 X 1 as Qud 4 30.00

3 Evaporator # 3rd

Effect 1150 M2 – Q3 6000 X 1 as Qud 3 30.00


APPROX.

COST

(Mn Rs.)


11 A Massecuite Pumps 2 35 Mt/Hr -

12 B Massecuite Pumps - - -

13 C Massecuite Pumps 3 35 Mt/Hr Existing is suitable. -

MAGMA PUMPS

14 B Magma Pump 3 35 Mt/Hr Existing is suitable. -

15 CFW Magma Pump 3 35 Mt/Hr Existing is suitable. -

16 CAW Magma Pump 2 35 Mt/Hr Existing is suitable. -

17 Sugar Melter 1 100 M3/Hr 100 M3/Hr X 1 to be added in existing system. 1.50

18 Syrup + Melt Pump 2 180 M3/hr 180 M3/Hr X 1 to be added in existing system. 0.90

20.90

HSUGAR HANDLING &

BAGGING

1Sugar conveyor hopper

below machine2 1.5 Mtr Suitable capacity to be revamped. -

Single-tray 2 mtr X 2

Multi-tray 2 mtr X 5

20 Mt/Hr X 2

16 Mt/Hr X 2

4 Sugar grader 2 25 Mt/Hr 25 Mt/Hr X 1 to be added in existing system. 2.50

60 Mt X 2

30 Mt X 1

10.00

I CONDENSING PLANT

684 M3/Hr X 9

810 M3/Hr X 2

958 M3/Hr X 1

684 M3/Hr X 1

820 M3/Hr X 2

2 Spray pump 3 1620 M3 /Hr Existing is suitable. -

-

JFINAL MOLASSES

STORAGE

1 FM Storage Tank 3 3500 Mt Existing is suitable. 25.00

2 FM Transfer pump 2 25 M3/Hr – Star Rotary Existing is suitable. -

45 M3/Hr X 3 - Gear

18 M3/Hr X 1 - Gear

25.00

BOILING HOUSE TOTAL 336.00

K ETP UPGRADATION 20.00

TOTAL 656.00

Pipeline Modification 32.80

Civil 82.00

Subtotal 770.80

Contigency 38.54

GRAND TOTAL 809.34

5 Sugar Bins 3 storage capacity to be revamped. 2.50

3 FM Circulation Pump 4 Existing is suitable. -

1 Injection pump 15 Existing is suitable. -

3Sugar elevator from

hopper to grader4

Existing system to be revamped with 70 Mt/hr capacity

elevator2.00

2 Sugar dryer & cooler 7 35 Mt/Hr X 2 FBD to be added 3.00

DB.R.K. P.S.S.K. Ltd. Leased Unit of Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd., Ganganagar Ichalkaranji

AGRICULTURAL MANAGEMENT PLANT FOR UTILIZATION OF TREATED

EFFLUENT FOR ON LAND IRRIGATION

1. Classification of soil : Loamy

2. Hydraulic loading rate applicable to loamy

Clay loam oil as per KSPCB : 110 and 170 m3/Ha./day

Consider average hydraulic load : 140 cum/Hectare/day

3. Total green belt area is : 19.6 Hectare.

4. After expansion treated effluent from ETP : 890 cum/day

Hence total area requirement is : Treated effluent /Average hydraulic

load

: 890 / 140

: 6.35 Hectare.

5. Factory having existing green belt : 8.92 Hectare.

Therefore land available is adequate to take care of treated effluent utilization.

However the proposed 10.71 Ha green belt area will be developed within three year. The total

land available is 19.63 Ha (Existing-8.92+ Proposed-10.71). Hence the land available is adequate

even for proposed green belt development.

In additional to our green belt, the Farmers in the vicinity are also requested to supply the

treated water for their own land for crop cultivation.

Plant cane Ratoon Total Plant cane Ratoon Total

1 Ichalkaranji 1846 1561 3407 298130 868 773 1642 143635

2 Abdul Lat 1508 1100 2608 228200 462 698 1160 101459

3 Hathkanangale 3128 3538 6666 583275 1491 584 2075 181549

4 Aurwad 1907 1416 3323 290780 555 651 1206 105532

5 Jaysingpur 5880 3560 9441 826070 1978 1256 3234 283010

6 Kurandwad 3726 4310 8036 703150 569 595 1165 101914

7 Bedkihal 3792 4363 8155 713580 582 466 1053 92138

8 Hupari 3744 2480 6224 544600 1348 701 2079 181908

9 Shirol 9428 5176 14604 1277850 1109 1031 2139 187184

10 Kagal 4566 3273 7839 685930 603 553 1156 101122

11 Kunnur 3236 2100 5336 466900 411 297 708 61969

Total 42761 32878 75640 6618465 9976 7606 17616 1541419

Desh Bhakt Ratnappa Kumbhar Panchganga S. S. K. Ltd., Hatkanagala

Circle wise cane avalabibilty

Sr.No. Circle NameTotal cane cultivated area in Ha.

Yeild in MTCane avalability area in Ha.

Yeild in MT

BRIEF SUMMARY OF

PROJECT

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Brief Summary of the Project

Sr. No.

Item Details

1. Name & Address of the Project

M/s. Deshbhakt Ratnappa Kumbhar Panchganga Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd. (D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K. Ltd.) leased unit of Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd., Ganganagar, Ichalkaranji, Tal.: Hathkanangale, Dist. Kolhapur.

2. Name of the applicant & Designation

Shri. Prakash Shripati Sawant General Manager

3. Type of Project Expansion of Sugar Factory from 5000 TCD to 10000 TCD (increase by 5000 TCD)

4. Capacity of Project Expansion of Sugar Factory from 5000 TCD to 10,000 TCD(increase by 5000 TCD).

Existing unit of D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K. Ltd. comprises of 5000 TCD sugar factory and 30 MW co-gen plant.

5. Category of Project 1. Cat. B under Item 5 (j) as per MoEF Notification No. S. O. 1533(E) dt. 14.09.2006.

2. Applicability of General Condition. Project location is 4.8 kmfrom Interstate boundary Maharashtra - Karnataka. Hence,Category classified as ‘A’ instead of ‘B’.

6. Land acquired No. Description Area 1. Total Plot area : 5,94,651.39 Sq.M. (59.4 Ha) 2. Sugar : 1,97,164.9 Sq.M. (19.72 Ha) 3. Co-gen and APC : 8579.4 Sq.M. (0.85 Ha) 4. Open Space : 186157.4 Sq.M. acre (18.61 Ha) 5. Existing green belt area : 89197.7 Sq.M. (8.9 Ha)

(15 % of total plot) 6. Proposed green belt

area: 107037.25 Sq.M. (10.7 Ha)

(18 % of total plot)

7. Cost of the Project • Existing Sugar and Co-gen – Rs. 210 Crores• Proposed Sugar Factory Expansion – Rs. 80.90 Crores

8. Production Capacities Product & By-

product

Quantity

Existing (5000 TCD)

Expansion (5000 TCD)

Total (10,000 TCD)

• Sugar and Cogeneration UnitSugar (1 3%) 650 MT/D 650 MT/D 1300 MT/D

Molasses (4.5%) 225 MT/D 225 MT/D 450 MT/D

Bagasse (30%) 1500 MT/D 1500 MT/D 3000 MT/D

Press Mud (4 %) 200 MT/D 200 MT/D 400 MT/D Electricity 30 MW -- 30 MW

9. Air Pollution Control Measures

Description Existing

Stack No. 1 1 Attached to Boiler-1 D.G. Set (2 Nos.) Capacity 140 TPH 1010 KVA Fuel type Bagasse Diesel Fuel quantity 63.6 MT/Hr 200 Lit/Hr. Height 75 M 6 M

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Sr. No.

Item Details

Gas temperature 142oC -- Control Equipment ESP --

10. Water Requirement � Sugar & Co-gen :-

Sr. No.

Description

Existing Sugar Factory and Co-gen Plant

(5000 TCD & 30 MW)

Sugar Factory Expansion and

Existing Co-gen Plant (10,000 TCD & 30 MW)

1. Domestic#50

#50

2. Industrial

a. Sugar Plant *126 *253b. Steam & Vapour

Drain*9 *17

c. Cooling Tower *1456

(#461+*995)

*1456

d. Boiler make up,DM Backwash &sulphur burner

#492 *534

e. Lab *10 *20

Industrial (a+b+c+d+e)

2093 (#953 +*1140)

*2280

Total (1+2) 2143

(#

1003 + *1140) (53% Recycle)

2330

(#

50 + *2280) (98% Recycle)

(Fresh Water Consumption @ 5 Lit./MT of Cane Crushed Against Norm of 100 Lit./MT)

Note: * - Cane condensate, # - Fresh water (Source: Panchganga River) No any fresh water will be required for expansion of 10,000 TCD crushing. Initial fresh water requirement before the start of crushing season would be 22,400 CMD.

11. Effluent Generation � Sugar & Co-gen :-

Sr. No.

Description

Sugar Factory and Co-gen Unit

Existing (CMD)

After Expansion

(CMD)

Remark

1. Domestic 45 45 In prop. STP

2. Industrial Process

a. Process 126 253

Treated in well designed

Effluent Treatment

Plant

b. Steam & VapourDrain

9 17

c. Cooling Tower 66 66 d. Boiler make up,

DM BackwashSulphur burnerafter CPU

492 534

e. Lab 10 20 Industrial Total

(2) 703

(Effluent Generation @ 140 Lit./MT Cane against 200 Lit/MT as per MoEFCC Notification)

890 (Effluent Generation @ 89

Lit./MT Cane against 200 Lit/MT as per

MoEFCC

Notification)

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Sr. No.

Item Details

12. Solid Waste Type of Waste

Existing (5000 TCD)


Total (10000 TCD)

Disposal

Boiler ash

21.6 MT/Day

-- 21.6 MT/D Farmers / Sale to bricks manufacturers

ETP Sludge

2.5 MT/Y 1 MT/Y 3.5 MT/Y Used for plantation as manure

13. Hazardous Waste Type of Waste

Existing (5000 TCD)


Total (10,000 TCD)

Disposal

Spent Oil 2.5 MT/Y 2.5 MT/Y 5 MT/Y Burnt in Boiler Residue Oil 2.5 MT/Y 2.5 MT/Y 5 MT/Y

14. Green Belt Total land acquired for Sugar Factory & Co-gen is 5,94,651.39 Sq.M. Existing Green Belt Area – 89197.7 Sq.M. (15% of total plot) Proposed Green Belt Area – 107037.25 Sq.M. (18% of total plot)

PRE FEASIBILITY

REPORT (PFR)

PREFEASIBILITY REPORT

1.0 INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT

Deshbhakt Ratnappa Kumbhar Panchganga Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd. (D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K.L.) leased unit of Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd. is located at Ganganagar, Ichalkaranji, Tal.: Hathkanangale, Dist. Kolhapur. The existing unit of D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K. Ltd. comprises of 5000 TCD and 30 MW co-gen. The management of D.B.R.K. Panchganga SSKL has planned to go for expansion of sugar factory from 5000 TCD to 10,000 TCD (increased by 5000 TCD). The proposed expansion shall be carried out in existing premises of industrial unit. As per the provision of EIA Notification No. S. O. 1533 (E), dated 14.09.2006 and amendments there at the proposed expansion comes under Category ‘B’. As the interstate boundary comes within the 5 km study area at the shortest distance of 4.8 Km from industrial unit, the category changes from ‘B’ to ‘A’. The expansion project shall be undertaken & implemented by the management team of industry. The promoters have sound experience in the field of sugar factory and are well aware of the manufacturing processes of products to be undertaken for production. They have made thorough study of entire project planning as well as implementation schedule.

Table 1 Name and Designation of the Promoters

Sr. No. Name Designation

1. Mrs. Vidya M. Murkumbi Chairman 2. Mr. Narendra M. Murkumbi Managing Director 3. Mr. S. K. Tuteja Independent Director 4. Mr. Sanjay K. Asher Independent Director 5. Mr. Robert Taylor Independent Director 6. Mr. Hrishikesh Parandekar Director Independente 7. Mr. Vijendra Singh Executive Director

1.1 Need of the Project The Sugar industry in India is well maintained and growing at a steady pace, boasting of a consumer base of over billions of people. India is the second largest producer of sugar in the world. With more than 45 millions of sugarcane growers in the country, the bulk of rural population in India depends on this industry. One of the agro-based enterprises in India, sugar manufacturing is the second largest agricultural industry, after the textile sector. Sugar manufacturing in Maharashtra is one of the most notable sectors in the country. The pace of growth of this industry has been massive over the past few years. Most of the sugar units have by-product utilization plants, based on bagasse and molasses. Ethanol, power and paper projects have tremendous scope for development in India. Bagasse based power generation projects, installed in the premises of sugar factory, not only fulfill captive need of the industry but also make available surplus power which could be exported in the grid thereby providing value addition. 1.2 Employment Generation Potential The activities in proposed industry would improve the socio-economic status of people in the study area in terms of local labor employment and contract basis jobs. The proposed activity might provide employment opportunities to the local populace, especially in business and other services. Under proposed expansion no new workers will be appointed.

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2.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION 2.1 Location The proposed expansion project would be carried out in the existing premises of sugar factory and co-gen at Ganganagar, Ichalkaranji, Tal.: Hathkanangale, Dist. Kolhapur, Maharashtra State. The project site is located in an urban region and is about is 4 Km from Hathkanangale and 1.48 Km from Ichalkaranji (nearest habitation). Also, other features like railway station is Hathkanangale railway station at 4.42 Km and airport is 18 Km from project site. 2.2 Site Selection The selection of project site at the above-mentioned location was done in light of following considerations-

Availability of all basic facilities like raw material, water, power, man power etc. and other allied facilities.

The district has rail and road links to every destination so that procurement of raw material as well as marketing of finished product will be easier and economical.

Good communication facilities are available No national park or wildlife habitats fall within 10 Km radial distance from proposed

project site.

2.3 Alternative Site

No any alternative sites were examined as the expansion of sugar factory would be undertaken in existing sugar factory and co-gen. Site is located Taluka Hathkanagale and NOC for the same has been taken by Kabnur Grampanchayat. 2.4 The Products & Raw Materials

The products considered for manufacturing and their maximum production quantities are as under-

Table 2 List of Products and By-products

Sr. No. Product & By-product

Quantity

Existing Proposed Expansion Total

• Sugar and Cogeneration Unit 1. Sugar (MT/D) 650 650 1300 2. Molasses (MT/D) 225 225 450 3. Bagasse (MT/D) 1500 1500 3000 4. Press Mud (MT/D) 200 200 400 5. Electricity (MW) 30 -- 30

2.5 Investment

The capital investment of the existing sugar and co-gen unit is Rs. 210 Crores whereas the investment for sugar factory expansion would be Rs. 80.90 Crores. 2.6 Size / Magnitude of Operation D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K.L. is involved in sugar factory production and electricity generation. The industry has existing 5000 TCD sugar factory and 30 MW co-gen plant. The management has planned to expand sugar factory from 5000 TCD to 10,000 TCD (increased by 5000 TCD). The industrial unit is a large scale unit.

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2.7 Process Details

Sugarcane, which is used as a raw material in sugar factory, is grown in the field and harvested according to the maturity survey and date of plantation after ensuring maximum sugar content in the cane. Harvesting may be done either manually or mechanically. Thereafter, the cane is transported to the factory. Sugarcane is unloaded mechanically on cane carrier and subjected to different units like crushing mills, raw juice extraction & its processing, weighment of the juice, juice heater, clarifier, evaporator, pan boiling, crystallizer and ultimately centrifuge to obtain final product. The bagasse produced from the sugar factory is utilized as a fuel in the boiler. In the boiler saturated steam is produced, this steam is used for moving the power turbines to generate power and generated power is given to the grid.

2.8 Resource Optimization/Recycling and Reuse All the manufacturing units in D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K.L. have been designed in versatile fashion by adopting latest process techniques as well as with state-of-the art machinery. The effluent from existing as well as proposed activities is treated in ETP provided in the existing sugar factory unit. The entire treated effluent quantity is used for gardening in own industrial premises and the sludge is used as manure. This same method of disposal would be continued in the proposed sugar factory expansion project. 2.9 Input Requirements and Infrastructure Facilities including Power Sources Water

The total water requirement for existing and proposed expansion project would be 2280 CMD. The same would be cane condensate water. No any fresh water will be required for expansion of 10,000 TCD crushing. Initial fresh water requirement before the start of crushing season would be 22,400 CMD. The domestic water requirement is 50 CMD for industrial workers. The fresh water is taken from Panchganga river. Refer additional attachment for water budget of existing & expansion activities and water lifting permission letter.

Fuel

Under the existing sugar and co-gen unit, a boiler of 140 TPH and two D.G. Sets of capacities 1010 KVA each is installed. Bagasse to the tune of 1526.4 MT/day is used as fuel for boiler for generating steam required for co-gen, sugar factory operations. No boiler shall be installed under expansion unit. Diesel to the tune of 200 Lit/Hr. is used as fuel for D.G. Sets. Power

The power required for sugar operation and construction work would be taken from existing D.G. sets. Manpower

Under the existing project, there are total 637 workers out of which, 116 skilled workers and 521 unskilled workers. No new employees will be employed under proposed expansion project.

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2.10 Environmental Aspects under the Project

A) The Effluents

i) Domestic Effluent-

The domestic effluent generated under existing sugar and co-gen unit is 45 M3/Day. The domestic effluent of existing unit is treated in septic tanks followed by soak pits. After expansion, the domestic effluent of existing and proposed sugar and co-gen unit would be treated separately in proposed STP to be provided on site.

ii) Industrial Effluents- a) Sugar and co-gen unit

The details of wastewater generation under existing and proposed operations are as follows-

Table 3 Effluent generation

Sr. No. Description

Sugar Factory Existing

(5000 TCD) (CMD)

Total (10,000 TCD)

(CMD)

Disposal

1. Domestic 45 45 Treated in septic tanks followed by soak pits in decentralized manner. Under proposed expansion STP would be provided.

2. Industrial a. Sugar Plant 126 253

Treated in well designed Effluent

Treatment Plant

b. Steam & Vapour drain 9 17

c. Cooling Tower 66 66 d. Boiler make up, DM

backwash and sulphur burner after CPU

492 534

e. Lab 10 20 Industrial Total (2) 703 890 Total (1+2) 748 935 --

The trade effluent generated from existing and expansion activities shall be treated in existing ETP. The existing ETP comprises of primary, secondary treatment unit operations viz. oil skimmer, anaerobic tanks, aeration tank, Sec.clarifier, pressure sand filter, activated carbon filter, treated water sump and sludge drying beds. Refer additional attachment for ETP drawing.

B) The Emissions The steam required for the existing sugar, co-gen is taken from co-gen boiler of 140 TPH capacity. No new boiler shall be installed under proposed sugar factory expansion. ESP is installed as APC equipment for existing boilers.

From the combustion of fossil fuel like diesel and bagasse gases like SO2, NOX, SPM shall be emitted. From the sugar manufacturing operations as well as co-gen plant there would be no any process emissions. Thus, no any problems to the surrounding area would be created due to the Air Pollution aspect.

C) Noise Pollution Aspect

The source of noise generation would be the cane carrier, mills, pumps, compressors, and boiler house as well as stand by D.G. Set. Trucks will be used for transportation of

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sugarcane and raw material as well as finished product. Noise generated from transportation is a fleeting source.

Two D.G. Sets having a capacity 1010 KVA is installed on site. However, this would not be the continuous source. Only in case of electricity failure, D.G. Sets would be operated. Additionally, D.G. Set shall be enclosed in a separate canopy to reduce the noise levels.

3.0 SITE ANALYSIS

3.1 Connectivity:

The proposed expansion activity is scheduled to commence at existing site at Ganganagar, Ichalkaranji, Tal.: Hathkanangale, Dist. Kolhapur, Maharashtra. The site is 4.42 Km from Hathkanangale and 1.48 Km from Ichalkaranji (nearest habitation). Also, other features like railway station is Hathkanangale railway station at 4.42 Km and airport (Kolhapur) is 18 Km from project site. 3.2 Land Form, Land Use and Ownership:

The premises have a gentle terrain and no prime agricultural land is sacrificed. The project proponent has taken No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Grampanchayat Kabnur. The land for proposed project is solely owned by the project proponents. 3.3 Existing Land Use Pattern: The existing land use pattern of the Hathkanangale area is taken from Census Book of 2011; it has total geographical area about 55156.72 Ha.

Name of

Taluka

Geographical Area (Ha)

Forest (Ha)

Land under Cultivation (Ha)

Culturable

Waste land (Ha)

Area Not

available for

Cultivation

Area under Non-

Agricultural

Uses (in Ha)

Barren land

Land Under Miscellaneous

Tree Crops

etc. Area (in

Ha)

Fallow Land

Irrigated Non irrigated

Hathkanangale

55156.7 1342 25352.0 15745.4 2702.3 1721.43 1422.2 1721 691.9 1818.3

Total 55156.7 1342 25352.0 15745.4 2702.3 1721.43 1422.2 1721 691.9 1818.3 Percentage of total area (%)

100 2.4 45.96 28.54 4.89 3.12 2.57 3.12 1.25 3.29

3.4 Existing Infrastructure: The total land acquired by D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K. Ltd. is 5,94,651.39 Sq.M. (59.4 Ha). For expansion activity most of infrastructure from existing unit like Admin Building, Cane Yard, Water Reservoir, Store, and Sugar Godowns etc. would be used. Some new equipments would be purchased under proposed expansion unit. 3.5 Soil Classification: Soils in the study area are identified as loamy soils.

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3.6 Climate: The climate in Kolhapur district is extreme with large variations in the temperature. During summer the district experiences extreme heat while in the winter there is sudden temperature fall. The average rainfall in the district is 2000 mm. 3.7 Social Infrastructure Available:

The area is served with infrastructural facilities such as road, water and electricity supply, and telecommunication facilities. 4.0 PLANNING BRIEF 4.1 Planning Concept: The proposed expansion of sugar factory would be undertaken in existing manufacturing set-up with certain fine tuning in the set-up. Thereat, most of existing infrastructure like Admin Building, Common Utility, Canteen, Mill House, and Evaporator House shall be used. Further, treatment of the effluent from existing and expansion activities is done in the existing ETP. ESP in the form of APC equipment is installed for control of stack emissions. 4.2 Population Projection: The proposed project comes under Tal.: Hathkanangale, Dist.: Kolhapur. The population of the Hathkanangale is 4,07,228 according to census 2011. Out of which, the male population is 2,10, 277 whereas the female population is 1,96,951. 5.0 PROPOSED INFRASTRUCTURE

5.1 Industrial Area:

The total land acquired by D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K. Ltd. is 59.4 Ha. For expansion activity most of infrastructure from existing unit like admin building, cane yard, water reservoir, store, and sugar godowns etc. would be used. The equipments which will purchased under 10,000 TCD expansion of sugar factory is attached in additional attachment. 5.2 Greenbelt Total land acquired by the industry for Sugar and Co-gen unit is about 59.4 Ha. Out of this, existing green belt is to the tune of 8.9 Ha. (15 % of total plot area) and proposed green belt area is 10.7 Ha (18 % of total plot area). 5.3 Social Infrastructure:

Amenities like education, medical, water supply, communication, road network, electricity etc. are available in the project area.

5.4 Connectivity:

The proposed project site is well connected by roads, rail and airport facilities. The National Highway No. 204 (NH-204) is at 4.78 Km. The Hathkanangale railway station is at 4.42 Km and Kolhapur airport is at 18 Km form proposed project site. 5.5 Drinking Water Management: For the proposed expansion of Sugar manufacturing unit fresh water for processing as well as domestic purpose would be sourced from Panchganga river.

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5.6 Sewerage System: The domestic effluent under existing sugar and cogen unit is treated in septic tanks followed by soak pits. After expansion, sewage would be treated separately in proposed sewage treatment plant. 5.7 Industrial Waste Management: Industrial Effluent – The industrial effluent is treated in a full fledged ETP provided on

site.

Emissions – The emissions are from existing cogeneration boilers. ESP is installed as Air Pollution Control (APC) Equipment.

Hazardous Waste – The hazardous waste generated from the existing and proposed expansion activities of sugar and co-gen unit is spent oil and residue oil. The spent oil @ 2.5 MT/Yr. and residue oil @ 2.5 MT/Yr. is generated under existing unit. Under expansion unit spent oil @ 2.5 MT/Yr. and residue oil @ 2.5 MT/Yr. would be generated. The hazardous waste generated under existing as well as expansion of sugar factory will be reused in own boiler.

Solid Waste - Under expansion of sugar factory, solid waste would be generated in the form of ETP sludge @ 1 MT/Yr. Under existing unit, solid wastes i.e. boiler ash @ 21.6 MT/Day and ETP sludge @ 2.5 MT/Yr. is generated. Boiler ash is either sold to brick manufacturers/ farmers. ETP sludge is used as manure for plantation.

5.8 Solid Waste Management Under expansion of sugar factory, solid waste would be generated in the form of ETP sludge @ 1 MT/Yr. Under existing unit, solid wastes i.e. boiler ash @ 21.6 MT/Day and ETP sludge @ 2.5 MT/Yr. is generated. Boiler ash is either sold to brick manufacturers/farmers. ETP sludge is used as manure. 5.9 Power Requirement & Supply/Source:

Electricity required for manufacturing operations shall be met from in-house cogen boiler. 6.0 REHABILITATION & RESETTLEMENT (R&R) PLAN The expansion of sugar factory would be implemented in the existing sugar unit; there are no rehabilitation and resettlement issues involved. 7.0 PROJECT SCHEDULE & COST ESTIMATES 7.1 Date of Start: No major construction would be done, since most of infrastructure would be used from existing units like Admin Building, Common Utility, Canteen, Mill House. Some new equipments would be purchased under expansion unit. The crushing at 10,000 TCD in sugar factory would be initiated only after procurement of Environmental Clearance. 7.2 Estimated Project Cost: The capital investment of the existing sugar and co-gen unit is Rs. 210 Crores whereas the investment for sugar factory expansion would be Rs. 80.90 Crores.

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8.0 ANALYSIS OF PROPOSAL The proposed expansion activity would be implemented in the existing sugar factory

premises which support adequate equipments, allied infrastructure, water and electricity.

Fresh water use will be minimized, as the condensate water will be available from cane juice evaporation. Primary, Secondary treatment units provided in the existing ETP on site.

The air pollution potential of the project is mitigated by installing ‘Electrostatic Precipitator (ESP)’ as Air Pollution Control (APC) equipment in addition to stack

Captive use of hazardous and solid waste generated. Provision of fire fighting system and fire hydrant system. Direct and indirect employment opportunities would be extended to the nearby

residents. Fire protection and safety measures would be provided to take care of fire and

explosion hazard. The proposed expansion project would be implemented by adopting latest

technologies and equipments thereby minimizing the pollution load in Environment.

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PROPOSED ToRs

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Proposed Terms of Reference for EIA studies

1. Introduction

Deshbhakt Ratnappa Kumbhar Panchganga Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd. (D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K. Ltd.) leased unit of Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd. is located at Ganganagar, Ichalkaranji, Tal.: Hathkanangale, Dist. Kolhapur. The existing unit of D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K. Ltd. comprises of 5000 TCD and 30 MW co-gen. The management of D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K. Ltd. has planned to go for expansion of sugar factory from 5000 TCD to 10,000 TCD (increased by 5000 TCD). The proposed expansion shall be carried out in existing premises of industrial unit. As per the provision of EIA Notification No. S.O. 1533 (E), dated 14.09.2006 and amendments there at the proposed expansion comes under Category ‘B’. As the interstate boundary comes within the 5 km study area at a shortest distance of 4.8 Km from industrial unit, the category changes from ‘B’ to ‘A’.

2. Description of Project Site

Site selection for setting up a project is governed by some criteria which includes certain conditions. The same are proximity to sources, proximity to end users, and availability of infrastructure like land free of encumbrance, railway, road, power, water and manpower. The proposed expansion site is well be connected by roads. The site is 4.42 Km from Hathkanangale and 1.48 Km from Ichalkaranji (nearest habitation). Also, other features like railway station is Hathkanangale railway station at 4.42 Km and airport is 18 Km from project site. A land of 59.4 Ha is earmarked by D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K.L. for the existing and proposed expansion project. Adequate greenbelt would be provided as buffer to avoid the influence of the proposed project in nearby surrounding area. Water for the industrial activities of sugar factory, and co-gen is taken from the Panchganga river which is 6 Km from project site.

3. Proposed Terms of Reference

The purpose of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is to determine as precisely as possible, within the present limits of knowledge and expertise, the likely environmental impacts of the proposed project. The objective would be to maintain a clean unit whose waste, if any, can be recycled/ reused to the maximum extent feasible. Feasibility of reuse and disposal of liquid and solid wastes generated from the project would be explored.

The Terms of Reference proposed for this EIA is as follows:

A. Project Description

• Summary of the project, project cost, project site location along with site map and details w.r.t. various Industries in area.

• Details w.r.t. promoters involved in the proposed project, their experience and expertise.

• The project would be coming up in grampanchayat on plots allocated through proper administrative procedure.

• Purpose and need of the project. • List of products and raw material required. • Details of manufacturing process. • Plot layout plan along with detailed area break-up. • End use of the products to be manufactured.

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B. Description of the Environmental and Baseline Data Collection

• An area of 10 km radius around the project site at centre would be chosen as study area.

• Baseline environmental quality within 10 km radius of the project site would be assessed based on secondary data collected from various sources supplemented by data generated at site. Baseline data would be generated by considering the following environmental components:

i) Land Environment:

Information on ecologically sensitive locations within the study area would be collected through field visits (Archaeological Monuments, Monuments of Cultural and Historical importance, Drinking Water sources, Water bodies, Places of Scenic Beauty, Biosphere reserves, National Park, Wildlife Sanctuaries, Migratory Corridors, Defense Installation and other Ecologically Sensitive Areas). Land use pattern of the area / block to be collected from revenue records. Various physiographic landforms as per Survey of India (SOI) map and satellite images would be provided.

ii) Meteorology:

Meteorological data for Wind Speed, Wind Direction, Relative Humidity and Ambient Temperature would be generated close to the site. Readings would be noted on hourly basis for one season. Historical met data from IMD would be obtained to assess the climatic trend.

iii) Ambient Air:

AAQ data of the study area would be generated by following the guidelines for ambient air quality monitoring by CPCB. The monitoring locations would be selected based on historical wind speed and direction data obtained from IMD and screen modeling. In accordance with various sources of Air Pollution, the Ambient Air Quality with respect to the study zone of 10 Km radius surrounding proposed site would be monitored. The ambient air quality would be monitored for Six Stations (Proposed Site, Upwind- One Location & Downwind –Two Locations, Cross Wind- One Location, Nearest habitation- One Location) in the study area for Parameters viz. PM10, PM2.5, SO2, NOx, & CO.

iv) Ambient Noise:

A preliminary reconnaissance survey would be undertaken to identify the major noise generating sources in the area. Noise generating sources would be identified with respect to the activities, viz. industrial noise and ambient noise due to industries and traffic, which have impact on sensitive areas. Also, the noise levels within the industrial premises (indoor) will be studied. For noise level monitoring, 8 locations in the study area would be selected. The study area of 10 Km radius with reference to proposed plant site would be covered for noise environment. The four zones viz. Residential, Commercial, Industrial, and Silence Zones would be considered for noise monitoring. Some of the major arterial roads would be covered to assess the noise due to traffic. Noise monitoring would be undertaken for 24 hours at each location.

• Assessment of background noise levels. • Identification and monitoring the major noise sources of the existing activity. • Impact of noise on the workers as well as on general population.

v) Water Quality:

Surface and Groundwater sampling location within the study area would be identified based on Drainage Pattern, Water Utilization and location of Bore Wells/Dug wells.

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Also, reconnaissance survey would be undertaken and monitoring locations would be finalized based on, • Topomaps to identify major water bodies. • Likely areas which represent baseline conditions.

Parameters recommended by CPCB / IS 10500 would be analyzed following the standard methods (APHA Procedure). Sampling would be done once during the study period. Four locations for surface water monitoring while the four locations would be considered for ground water monitoring would be selected from study area.

vi) Soil:

Soil samples would be collected from agriculture fields that are likely to be impacted from the project related air emissions, land disposal of wastewater and solid wastes. Soil quality analysis would be done for parameters like texture, moisture, organic matter, conductivity, pH, bulk density, water holding capacity and NPK values. Infiltration rate of soil samples collected from the dump yard site would be estimated. Sampling would be done once during the study period.

For studying soil profile of the region, four locations would be selected to assess the existing soil conditions in and around the project area representing various land use conditions.

vii) Flora and Fauna:

The listing of flora and fauna would be carried out by referring to the published documents of Forest / Wildlife Department and observations recorded by the Scientists during the field visits.

C. Socio – Economic Data

Baseline information would be gathered and compiled from secondary sources. These include Taluka Office, Collectorate, District Statistics Handbook (Census), Population Distribution, Occupational Pattern, Agriculture and Cropping Pattern, Educational Facility, Health Care Facilities, Literacy Rate, Infrastructure Facility, etc. would be collected. The demographic data would be compiled from the District Census Hand Book, 2011 for district Kolhapur. Also, visit to nearby villages and survey would be conducted through questionnaire and personal interaction.

D. Impacts Identification and Mitigation Measures

• Quantification of air pollution load from the proposed project would be done. Potential environmental impacts would be assessed qualitatively and quantitatively. In case the ambient air quality of the surrounding area is predicted to be critical then additional strategies would be suggested as air pollution mitigation measures. As well as for the water, soil, noise pollution and control of fugitive emissions proper mitigation measures would be suggested.

• Availability of water and impact on other users on account of water drawl for the proposed plant would be assessed using historical flow data of stream. Permission from competent authority to draw the required quantity of water would be obtained. 100% wastewater treatment and reuse option of the treated wastewater would be explored. Strategies would be suggested to ensure that the wastewater does not contaminate the environment.

• In the proposed expansion project, solid waste generated during the entire process would be in the form of sludge from wastewater. The boiler ash under existing unit is

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used in composting or sold to brick manufacturers or landfill. The sludge from wastewater would be used as manure under existing and expansion process.

• Environmental Management Plan

As a part of the EMP, it is essential to formulate an Environmental Management Cell (EMC). The D.B.R.K. Panchganga S.S.K. Ltd. is already having a cell functioning under its existing sugar factory and co-gen projects. The cell works under Managing Director of the Industry and is responsible persons from certain departments have been taken as members. The EMC is responsible for all the activities and actions as well as outputs and management of entire infrastructure provided for control and abatement of pollution in the project complex. Further, the cell is also active in protecting state of environment in the study area around existing campus. Various programs and tasks towards conservation, awareness, promotion, review etc. are undertaken and implemented through the existing environmental management cell of the industry. Further, the EMC will be adequately expanded by incorporation of certain new members since the work load on existing ones is going to be increased substantially subsequent to commissioning of expansion projects.

• Reduction of adverse environmental impacts

� Improvement of environmental quality of the surrounding area � Waste minimization, reuse and resource recovery � Waste segregation to make the treatment and disposal cost-effective � Establish proper monitoring mechanism with adequate infrastructure

E. Risk Assessment

Risk assessment study is undertaken and disaster management plan is prepared to tackle any accident that may occur due to the proposed activity. Potential hazards that may arise out of storage/transportation of hazardous chemicals/materials or due to operation of various processes would be systematically identified using standard hazard identification procedures. Maximum credible accident scenarios would be considered for consequence analysis.

F. Occupational Health and Safety Programme for the Project

Based on standard procedures prescribed by the National Safety Council and provisions mentioned in the Factories Act, Occupational Health and Safety aspects of the project are identified and the same would be implemented under proposed expansion project.

G. Information on Rain Water Harvesting

Rainwater harvesting strategies within the project premises are adopted as measure to augment the available groundwater resources of the area / block.

H. Green Belt Development Plan

Total land acquired for Sugar Factory & Co-gen is 594651.39 Sq.M. The existing green belt area is 89197.7 Sq.M. (15 % of total plot), and proposed green belt area is 107037.25 Sq.M. (18 % of total plot)

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