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Brief Write-Up for Construction of Additional Tankage at POL Terminal Mughalsarai, Chandauli, M/S IOCL Brief Write-up for Construction of Additional Tankage at POL Terminal Mughalsarai, Chandauli, M/s IOCL PREAMBLE Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. (IOCL) is one of the Largest Commercial Enterprise in India, with a net profit of ` 103.99 billion (US$1.5 billion) for the financial year 2015-16. It is the leading Indian Corporate in Fortune's prestigious ‘Global 500’ listing of world's largest corporate at 161st position for the year 2016, and has 33,000 strong workforce. M/s. IOCL (A Govt of India Enterprise), working under the aegis of Ministry of Petroleum, is having an establishment for Receipt, Storage and Distribution of petroleum products at Village Alinagar Tehsil- Sakaldiha, Dist: Chandauli, Uttar Pradesh. The Terminal, presently, is engaged in loading of petroleum products (HSD, MS, SKO & Ethanol) into tank trucks and fulfill the requirements of the nearby Districts. EXISTING FACILITIES The Mughalsarai Terminal is a certified unit of M/s IOCL commissioned in the year 1966 in an area of 32 acres out of which, existing marketing facilities constructed over 16 acres of land and remaining 16 acres of land is vacant and thus available for future expansion. Geographically, the site is located at Latitude of 25°16′ 47″N; Longitude of 83°08′22″E and at an altitude of 65.00 m from MSL. The details of the storage facilities as follow: EXISTING STORAGE FACILITIES Storage Capacity Diameter Products Height (m) Tank Type Tank No. (KL) (m) T001 HSD 7156 30.5 10 VCR T002 HSD 1369 12.9 10.6 VCR T003 HSD 2377 15.2 13 VCR T005 SKO 1574 15.2 9.1 VCR T014 MS 4213 23.9 11.3 FR T015 SKO 3778 20 12.6 VCR T016 HSD 9522 32 12.4 VCR T017 MS 2424 15.9 13.8 FR T018 SKO 4500 20 15 VCR T019 HSD 9000 28 15 VCR T020 HSD 9000 28 15 VCR T021 MS 8350 28 15 FR T022 HSD 7515 30 20 VCR T023 SKO 4959 18 20 VCR T024 Ethanol 70 2.9 3.9 HUG T025 Ethanol 70 2.9 3.9 HUG T027 Ethanol 70 2.9 3.9 HUG T028 Ethanol 70 2.9 3.9 HUG Projects & Development India Limited (PDIL), Sindri Page 1 of 2 Brief Write-up for Construction of Additional Tankage at POL Terminal Mughalsarai, Chandauli, M/s IOCL PROJECT PROPOSAL The demand of petroleum products is increasing in the command area of Mughalsarai Terminal and as per assessment; the existing storage is inadequate to fulfill the requirement. Hence, IOCL proposes to augment the existing facilities for storage & dispatch. The proposal relates to construction of additional tankage, pumps in the existing premises of POL Terminal. PROPOSED FACILITIES IOCL proposes to construct facilities for receipt, storage and delivery of Ethanol at Mughalsarai Terminal, Chandauli. Storage Capacity Diameter Height Type of Product Tank No. (KL) (m) (m) Tank Ethanol-1 Ethanol 1600 16.0 11.0 IFR(A/G) The important plant facilities shall be laid down considering the need for optimized earthwork, rational material flow, economy in operations and the space requirements for rational development. The layout also takes into account the stage-wise augmentation/expansion of the plant units. BENEFITS OF PROPOSED FACILITIES: Additional tankages are proposed for Ethanol to have adequate coverage to meet the projected demand in nearby supply outlets and to avoid dry out situation. ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES The proposal is limited to construction of additional tankages, receipt, loading / unloading, dispatch facilities in the existing premises of IOCL Terminal in-line with the established standards and is approved by PESO and UPSPCB. The proposed project area has never been enlisted in the critically / severely polluted list of industrial zone as per CEPI calculated by CPCB. PROJECT COST & COMPLETION SCHEDULE The cost of proposed project is approx. Rs 9.0 Crores. The proposed project is envisaged to be completed within 1 year from the date of grant of EC. CONCLUSION The easy availability of petroleum products will enhance the living conditions of the people in the region. The proposal will help in meeting the projected demand in nearby supply outlets and to avoid dry out situation. Projects & Development India Limited (PDIL), Sindri Page 2 of 2 .
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