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Pre Feasibility Report PRE FEASIBILITY REPORT 1) Executive Summary Bendi-Baruva, Baruva-Donkuru Villages, Vajrapukothuru, Mandasa, Sompeta, Project Itchapuram & Kavali Mandals Mineral Sands Deposit, Pre-concentration Plant (PCP) and Mineral Separation Plant (MSP) M/s. Andhra Pradesh Mineral Development Name of Company / Mine Owner Corporation Limited, Hyderabad. Location Bendi-Baruva, Baruva-Donkuru Villages, Village Vajrapukothuru, Mandasa, Sompeta, Itchapuram & Kavali Mandals Mandal District Srikakulam State Andhra Pradesh 1 Area & Type of land Workings proposed in Non-Forest Area=1891.0 Ha. Protected Forest Area=1727.0 ha. (Excluded area for EC) ML Area: 3618.0 ha. 2 Geographical co-ordinates ML Area: Non-forest Area Geo- Coordinates( PF : Excluded Blocks) Sl.No B.P.Point Latitude Longitude 1 S/1 180 40’ 35.991” 830 26’ 21.228” 2 S/2 180 41’ 47.541” 830 26’ 57.088” 3 S/3 180 43’ 03.029” 830 27’ 47.562” 4 S/4 180 45’ 11.726” 830 30’ 00.620” 5 S/5 180 47’ 16.570” 830 32’ 40.504” 6 S/6 180 49’ 21.031” 830 33’ 32.399” 7 S/7 180 49’ 36.830” 830 33’ 39.333’ 8 S/8 180 50’ 27.003” 830 33’ 14.865” 9 S/9 180 50’ 54.113” 830 34’ 28.710” 10 S/10 180 51’ 07.703” 830 34’ 41.637” 11 S/11 180 51’ 41.458” 830 34’ 54.045” 12 S/12 180 53’ 35.869” 830 35’ 57.691” 13 N/13 180 56’ 16.539” 840 38’ 13.780” 14 N/14 180 58’ 49.557” 840 41’ 18.861” 15 N/15 180 59’ 12.414” 840 41’ 34.227” 16 N/16 190 04’ 51.435” 840 45’ 32.736” 3 Name of Rivers/ Nallahs/ Mahendra Tanaya River is Flowing within the ML Tanks/ Spring/ Lakes etc Area. 4 Name of Reserve Forest(s), Forest department has been carried out shelter belts Wild life Sanctuary/ National and wind protectors by planting casuarina trees in parks etc. the coastal region and notified as protected forest. 5 Topography of ML area The mining lease area forms part of a barren sandy stretch with an elevation of 20 m above the mean sea level. 6 Name of the mineral mined Ilmenite, Rutile, Zircon, Garnet, Sillimanite, Leucoxene, and Monazite 7 Rate of Production (in MTPA) Proposed Heavy Mineral Sands Max.10.0 MTPA of Raw sand & 1.10 MTPA of Finished Mineral Products. 8 Life of Mine Life of the Mine 15-16 Years. 9 Mineral Reserve in million Geological reserves in ML area=250.0 MT. tonnes Mineable reserves in Non-forest Area = 150.0 MT 10 Drilling/Blasting No drilling and Blasting is carried out 11 Ultimate depth of mining 4 – 11.0 m 1 12 Ground water intersection 1.5 – 2.0 m 13 Drainage pattern/water Drainage Pattern: Dendritic courses 14 Break-up of Land Utilization Attached as Annexure I Pattern 15 Water requirement & Source About 1000 m3/hour of water shall be sourced from Mahendra Tanaya River 16 Solid waste No solid waste generated. The Waste generated contents quartz and clay material will be simultaneously backfilled in the excavated pit and afforested 17 IBM Approval : Date Mining Plan is under preparation for rated capacity of raw sand of Max.10.0 MTPA 18 Cost of project Rs. 600 Crores Approx. 19 Any Other (specify) None 2.0 Introduction of the Project / Background Information 2.1 Identification of Project and Project Proponent The Andhra Pradesh Mineral Development Corporation Ltd., (APMDC) was incorporated on 24th Feb., 1961 as a wholly owned undertaking of the Government of Andhra Pradesh to develop mineral resources in Andhra Pradesh including exploration, exploitation, conservation, processing, beneficiation, conversion into value added products and promotion of mineral based industries. APMDC registered under the Companies Act 1956 with an authorised capital of Rs. 50 lakhs with full participation by Government of Andhra Pradesh. The Authorised capital is increased from time to time, to Rs. 10 Crores. The paid up capital is Rs. 630.62 Lakhs. Currently, APMDC producing Barytes of 2.0-3.0 MTPA in Kadapa dist, Andhra Pradesh. The Objectives of the APMDC are: Development of mineral resources including exploration, exploitation, and beneficiation. Development of mineral industry with private participation. Identification of the Best Technology and Investment for development of Mineral Resources. Awards The Corporation has been awarded with “Coal India Productivity Organizational Award ” for the year 2006-07 by the Indian Institute of Industrial Engineering on 12th October, 2007 at Thiruvananthapuram for its exceptional performance in the exploration of the minerals in the state. Earlier, best documentary film award- 2008 at Nandi film fare awards has been awarded for the documentary pictured on Bauxite deposits by the corporation. Name of the Project : Bendi to Baruva & Baruva to Donkuru Villages, Vajrapukothuru, Mandasa, Sompeta, Itchapuram & Kavali Mandals Mineral Sands Deposit, Pre-concentration Plant (PCP), Mineral Separation Plant (MSP) 2 Location Villages : Bendi-Baruva, Baruva-Donkuru (29 Villages) Mandal : Vajrapukothuru, Mandasa, Sompeta Kavati & Itchapuram Mandals District : Srikakulam State : Andhra Pradesh Production : Raw Mineral Sand Mine prod. max.10.0 MTPA ML Area Mining is Proposed in the Non-Forest area of 1891.0 Ha. (1727.0 ha of PF area excluded in the proposal) against total ML 3618.0 Ha (i) Name & Address of the Project Proponent M/s. Andhra Pradesh Mineral Development Corporation Ltd, 3rd Floor, Rear Block(HMWSSB Premises) Khairathabad, Hyderabad-500 004, India Tel No. +91 40 23323153, 23393814, Fax:+91 4023393152 (ii) Background for EC The beach Sand Mining is proposed in the Non-forest of 1891.0 ha area against total ML area of 3618.0 Ha. and seeking the Environmental Clearance in the Non –forest area. The Project involved mining of beach sand and separation of heavy minerals (Garnet, Ilmenite, Leucoxene, Sillimanite and minor amount of Rutile Zircon and Monazite) and to set-up an export-oriented and value added unit at later stage. 2.2 Brief Description of the Nature of the Project. The Project involves Production of Heavy Mineral Sands Mine max. 10.0 MTPA. And 1.10 million tonnes of finished mineral products 2.3 Need for the Project and its importance to the country and or region As per the projections of 12th plan document prepared for beach sand minerals and as per the IBM report (Mineral year book) India is currently producing annually ilmenite 7.5LT, Rutile 0.18LT, Zircon 0.5LT, Sillimanite 0.6LT. Garnet 12.0LT and Monazite from East-West coast Beach sands. Out of these minerals majority of rutile and Zircon requirement is being met by import currently. The chloride grade Ilmenite is also imported to meet the domestic requirement. However, there is demand of Ilmenite garnet Sillimanite for export to earn foreign exchange. Since the project is proposed to be taken up in Northern part of Andhra Pradesh, the surrounding areas in Srikakulam, Vijayanagaram and Vishakapatnam towns will be benefited by way of employment, infrastructures and other developments. Proposed value addition like rutile grade pigment, Titanium slag, Titanium metal, zircon flour and zirconium chemicals will be taken up at later stage. This project assumes greater significance in the field of beach sand minerals development in the country. In view of the above the project is a step towards import substitution, value addition and establishment of other downstream ancillary industries. The project will also contribute substantially to the Government exchequer and offer significant employment opportunities to the locals. 3 2.4 Demand-Supply Gap Sr. No Minerals Production Demand Shortage/Surplus (TPA) (TPA) (TPA) 1 Ilmenite 7,50,000 3,19,000 +4,31,000 2 Rutile 18,000 40,000 -22,000 3 Zircon 50,000 1,30,000 -80,000 4 Garnet 12,00,000 7,00,000 +5,00,000 5 Sillimanite 60,000 40,000 +20,000 2.5 Import V/s Indigenous Production Sr. No Minerals Production (TPA) Import (TPA) 1 Ilmenite 7,50,000 65,876 2 Rutile 18,000 9,826 3 Zircon 50,000 34,651 4 Garnet 12,00,000 1,115 5 Sillimanite 60,000 74 2.6 Export Possibility Sr. No Minerals Export (TPA) 1 Ilmenite 7,91,735 2 Rutile 2,322 3 Zircon 31,600 4 Garnet 5,05,281 5 Sillimanite 11,151 2.7 Domestic / Export Markets Sr. No Minerals Demand (TPA) Export (TPA) 1 Ilmenite 3,19,000 7,91,735 2 Rutile 40,000 2,322 3 Zircon 1,30,000 31,600 4 Garnet 7,00,000 5,05,281 5 Sillimanite 40,000 11,151 2.8 Employment Generation (Direct and Indirect) Due to Project. About 100 departmental and 300 contract employees will be engaged for the project. 3.0 Project Description 3.1 Type of Project (including interlinked and interdependent project, if any) Mining: max.10.0 MTPA of raw sand ROM with 1666 TPH of feed capacity Pre- Concentration Plant and 258 TPH of feed capacity Mineral Separation Plant. There are no interlinked projects involved at this stage. 3.2 Location (map showing general location, specific location and project boundary & project site specific layout) with coordinates. 4 The Mining Lease area is located in the jurisdiction of 29 villages Bendi-Baruva, Baruva- Donkuru Villages, Vajrapukothuru, Mandasa, Sompeta, Itchapuram & Kavali Mandals of Srikakulam district, Andhra Pradesh The lease area is approachable from Vazrapakoturu Town and at a distance of 10 Km. Village wise survey numbers and land details are enclosed in Annexure-II. Survey Nos Name o the Proposed Geo-Co-ordinates Plant Mineral Near Baruva village: Sy.No. Proposed Mineral Separation Plant 318,319 320, 321 & 323 separation Plant: (MSP) (Government Land) Latitude : 18048’30.5” Longitude: 84035’0.00” Pre Concentration Within the lease area Mining Area Plant (PCP) Temporary/Floati Within the lease area Mining Area ng PCP Study area map of 10 km radius around the ML area is shown in Figure-1.
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