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Brief Summary of Godavarikhani Coal Mine (No.2&2A and No.5) Salient Singareni Collieries Company Limited Annexure-III Brief summary of Godavarikhani coal mine (No.2&2A and No.5) The Singareni collieries company Limited (SCCL) is operating 4 underground mines namely GDK No.1&3 Incline, GDK No. 2&2A, GDK No.5 Incline , GDK No.11 Incline and one opencast mine namely Medapalli opencast mine in the Ramagundam-I area in Peddapalli district of Telagana state. The coal reserves of Medapalli opencast mine will be exhaust by 2020-21, to compensate and to provide continuous coal supply to NTPC Ramagundam beyond 2020- 21 Godavarikhani coal mine (No.2&2A and No.5) is proposed. Godavarikhani Coal Mine (No 2 & 2A and No 5) is an integrated/mixed mine (opencast cum underground) carved out of the existing Godavarikhani No.5 incline underground mine by converting it into opencast mine up to 300m depth of 4 seam and at the same time utilizing the surface area of Godavarikhani No.2&2A Inclines for dumping of OB and simultaneously producing coal from GDK 2&2A UG Mine. Godavarikhani Coal Mine (No 2 & 2A and No 5) is located in Vithalnagar village of Ramagundam Mandal in Peddapalli district of Telangana State. The project area of is covered under Survey of India Top sheets No. 56N/9 & 56N/10 and bounded by North latitudes 18° 43' 21" to 18° 45’ 45” & East longitudes 79° 31’ 10” to 79° 35’ 46”. The project is located in the Ramagundam Coal belt of Godavari Valley Coalfield (GVCF). The project area of the proposed mine is 1385.47 ha and the rated capacity is 3.648 (Peak: 4.648) MT {OC: 3.00(Peak: 4.00) MT, UG: 0.648 MT} Mining Plan (including Mine Closure Plan) of GDK Coal Mine (No 2 & 2A and No 5) was approved by MoC, GoI vide letter no. PCA-38011/12/2017-PCA dated 22.04.2019. Salient features of the mine: Godavarikhani coal mine 1 Name of the Project ( No.2&2A and No.5) 2 Type of the Project Opencast cum Underground 3 New/Expansion Expansion 4 Location a Village Vithalnagar b Mandal Ramagundam c District Peddapalli d State Telangana e Latitude 18° 43' 21" to 18° 45’ 45” f Longitude 79° 31’ 10” to 79° 35’ 46” g Topo sheets 56N/9 & 56N/10 The Singareni Collieries Company 5 Name of the Organization Limited (SCCL) 6 Coalfield Godavari Valley Coalfield 7 Coal belt Ramagundam Coalbelt 8 Borehole density (No/Sq.km) 1 4 9 No. of coal seams present 9 10 No. of Seams considered for Opencast 8 11 Names of seams present in project area 1A1, 1A2, 1A3, 1, 2Bot, 3B, 3A, 3 and 4 Names of seams considered for 12 1A1, 1A3, 1, 2Bot, 3B, 3A, 3 and 4 Opencast mining 13 Seam not considered for extraction IA2 (thickness is less than 0.90m). No and names of seams considered for Four No. of seams 14 UG mining 1, 2Bot, 3 and 4 15 Coal Reserves a Geological reserves 179.58 MT b Mineable reserves 85.81 MT (OC: 34.91 + UG: 50.90) c Extractable reserves 78.42 MT (OC: 33.24 + UG: 45.18) d Reserves extracted up to 31.03.2018 35.55 MT (OC: 0.00 + UG: 35.55) e Balance extractable Reserve 42.87 MT (OC :33.24 + UG: 9.63) 16 Average grade of coal G-8 (5061 kcal/kg) 17 Gradient of the seams 1 in 3.0 to 1 in 4.5 18 Total OB to be excavated in the quarry 455.26 M.Cum 19 Total top soil 6.76 M.Cu.m 20 Average Stripping Ratio 13.70 Cum/ T 3.648 (Peak: 4.648) MT 21 Production capacity {OC: 3.00(Peak: 4.00) MT, UG:0.648 MT} 21 Life of the Mine 15 Years 22 Land requirement a Forest land requirement Nil b Mine take area within ML areas 1385.47 ha c Mine take area outside ML areas Nil 23 Land Acquisition Status a Land under possession of SCCL 575.42 ha b Land to be acquired 810.05 ha 24 Rehabilitation & Resettlement (R&R) Involved a Names of the Villages No villages exist in the mine area b PDFs Nil c PAFs 115 d Total 115 e Cost of R&R 6.96 25 Technology for OC Shovel-Dumper Combination Semi-mechanization by SDLs & a Technology for UG LHDs 26 Area of excavation on surface 336.14 ha 27 Maximum depth of the quarry 300 m depth of 4 seam 28 Coal linkage Linkage to NTPC, Ramagundam Direct: 350 Persons 29 Employment potentiality for OC Contractual: 550 Persons 30 Employment potentiality for UG 3117 31 Capital cost ₹ 404.20 32 EMP cost a Direct cost ₹ 14.10 Crores b Indirect cost ₹ 4.59 Crores c Revenue cost ₹ 6.43 Crores ( ₹ 21.43/ tonne) 33 CER cost ₹ 7.50 Crores .
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