INTRODUCTION the Mining Plan with PMCP
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1 INTRODUCTION The Mining Plan with PMCP for Granite area (Plot No. 09) near village – Nadol, Tehsil - Desuri, District – Pali (Raj.) has been prepared on the consent of the owner of the Plot area Shri Chandra Shekhar Mewara, S/o Shri Chagan lal Mewara, R/o:- Village- Dhimdi Ka Jaav,Ganerav,Ganero, Distt- Pali (Raj.) for fulfillment of Rule 29 (1) of R.M.M.C.R., 2017. The Mining Plan with PMCP for an area 1.0Hect has been prepared and submitting vide order no. SME/Pali/Delineated Plot No. 09/1646 dated 14/06/2018. The applicant is capable of deploying machinery and technical staff at the mine for proper mining of Granite. 2 CHAPTER – 1 GENERAL 1.1 Name and address of Applicant:- Shri Chandra Shekhar Mewara, S/o Shri Chagan lal Mewara R/o:- Village- Dhimdi Ka Jaav, Ganerav, Ganero, Distt- Pali (Raj.) Email- Not Available Phone no.- Not Available 1.2 Status of Applicant An Individual 1.3 Minerals which applicant intends to mine: The lessee is interested to mine mineral Granite. 1.4 Period for which the Plot area is granted/ renewed/ applied: The Plot area would be applied for a period of 50 years. 1.5 Name and Address & Mining Engineer who prepared Mining Plan: Nimish Singhwi Mining Engineer 15, New Glass Factory Colony, Udaipur (Raj.) 313003 Tel.No. 0294-2492060 (O) Mobile: 94141-10360(M) 1.6 Name of prospecting agency Nil. 3 CHAPTER – 2 LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY 2.1 Detail of the applied area (with location map) The area under consideration has been shown in Plate No.1 of the Mining Plan. The plot area falls in G.T. sheet No. 45 G/07. The applied plot area is situated about 1.7Km SE of Village Nadol, Tehsil – Desuri, District - Pali. The other details are given in the following tables. District Village Topo Khasra Area Ownership Type Area & & Sheet No. (in Occupancy of under State Tehsil No. Hect.) Land forest Nadol Pali Waste Nil & 45 G/07 4718,4719 1.00 Govt. Land Rajasthan Land Desuri * As Superimposed Khasara map provided by applicant 2.2 Descriptions report of the applied plot area:- Pillars Latitude Longitude A 25021’12.58550” 73028’02.80645” B 25021’15.83488” 73028’02.76548” C 25021’15.79764” 73027’59.18943” D 25021’12.54826” 73027’59.23042” De 2.3 Existence of Public Road and nearby and approximate distance there to- The applied Plot area situated about 1.7Km SE of Village Nadol, Tehsil – Desuri, District - Pali. The applied area is about 18Kms from Tehsil Desuri & Desuri to Pali is 72km. 2.4 Infrastructure – 1. The applied mine is not facilitated with power line. 2. The Ground water table is 55m from the surface (in rainy season) to 60m (in Dry Season). Drinking water can be obtained from tube well situated near by the Plot area. 3. The state transport buses and private buses are available up to village Nadol and mine site. 4. The nearest telephone is available at near village Nadol. 4 5. The nearest police station applicable is at Desuri. 6. Permanent offices and other buildings at mine proposed. 8 Mobile Phone connectivity is available at mine site. 9 The Post office applicable for the area is Nadol. 10 Medical facility is available at Nadol. 11 No National Park/sanctuary falls within 10Km. of the Plot area. 5 CHAPTER – 3 GEOLOGY AND MINERALISATION 3.1 Physiography The plot area falls in G.T. sheet No. 45G/15. The height RL is 345 to 365 with respect to Bench mark pillar “A” 365mRL. Area mainly consists of granite. 3.2 Vegetation The Plot area is free from any type of vegetation, only few Cactus and thorny bushes are present and some trees are exists near by the Plot area. The density of major trees per hectare is less than one. 3.3 Climate Condition The area is characterized by extreme climate condition with very hot in summer and cold in winter. The maximum temperature goes upto 460 C during month of April to June. The minimum temp. goes up to 4-80 C during winter months of December & January. The avg. rainfall of the area is low. 3.4 Inhabitation The inhabitation is in the neighboring village Nadol, which is at a distance of about 1.7 km NW of the applied Plot area. The population of the village is about 500. The prominent village which falls around this mine, with their aerial distance, which are given below in Table:- Adjoining villages (with aerial distances in km) Towards NW Nadol about 1.7 km Towards SW Kotri about 2.6 km Towards N Ashapuri about 2.4 km Towards SE Prithviraj Ka Gura about 4.1 km Towards N Dhanna Ki Dhani about 3.9 km Towards WN Nawagura about 3.9 km 3.5 Geology General: The area covers parts of Pali and Jodhpur districts of Rajasthan. Being well communicated by the Marwar-Jodhpur line of the Western Railway running parallel to the Pali-Jodhpur. Highway and with regular bus services between smaller villages by fair weather roads, the area is easily accessible. The Bandy and the Guhiya with their tributaries are the two main westerly flowing rivers draining the area. The northwestern part of the area is drained by the Luni River. The climate is arid with scanty annual rainfall. 6 Geomorphologically, the area is a part of the Desert characterized by flat sandy terrain dotted with isolated hillocks (of granite) in the east-central part. The area is occupied by the rocks of the Sojat Formation belonging to palaeo proterozoic followed by amphibolites and hornblende schist (Meso Proterozoic) as intrusive and Malani Igneous Suite (Neo-Proterozoic) comprising rhyolite, olivine, gabbro and Jalore Granite. These occur as hummocks in a vast country of Quaternary sediments of Aeolian and fluvial origin. The oldest rock unit of the area represented by slate and phyllite of the Sojat Formation occure as small isolated outcrops around Nimli Patelan, north of Rampura, east of Bandai, Dharmdhari and east and N-E of Kharda-Ki-Dhani. The slates due to microscopic flow banding. Phyllites are grey in colour with typical sheen with well-preserved bedding. The status of Sojat Formation is not yet clear in terms of its correlation with the Delhi or the Aravalli sequences. Dark green amphibolites and hornblende schist are found in abundance, south-east of Malani Igeous Suite comprising rhyolite, olivine gabbro and Jalore Granite succeeds the isolated outcrops west of Rohat and N N W of Dharmdhari in an otheswise sandy terrain. These rocks show different shades of brown colour. Both porphyritic and cherty – looking, aphanitic rhyolites are present. Boulders of oliviline gabbro occure east and south of Dhandhia in sandy soil. Being hard and south of Dhandhia in sandy soil. Being hard and massive it is hard to break. The coarse grained rock comprising olivine, plagioclase, pyroxene and biotite show panidiomorphic texture. Jalore Granite occurs over a large area forming tors and hills between Dharmdhari and kharda. It is coarse grained, equigranular, varying in colour of feldspar. Era/Period Formation Lithology Holocene Undifferentiated Aeolian and (Quaternary) Fluvial Sediments Neo Proterozioc Malani igneous Suite Jalor Granite Olivine Goddro Rhyolite Meso Proterozoic Intrusive Amphibolite, hornblende schist Palaeo Proterozioc Sojat a. Slate, phylliyte, metatuff; Formation b. marble, calcareous metatuff Local Geology Recent Lithology Neo Proterozioc Malani Granite, igneous Suite 7 3.6 Physical properties of Granite: Porosity : Very low Absorption : 0.3 to 1.2% Specific Gravity : 2.6 to 3.0 Density : 2500 to 2650 kg/m3 Crushing Strength : 1000 to 2500 kg/m2 Frost Resistance : Good Fire Resistance : Low Colour : Blackish Texture : Interlocking, Coarse to Medium Hardness : 7 Cleavage : Absent 8 CHAPTER - 4 RESERVES 4.1 Parameters of estimation of category of reserves and there categorize: - Based on available information and well cutting outside the Plot area. It can be very well said that the complete plot area can be considered as a mineralized area. The shape, size and depth extension of mineral as delineated on geological plans and sections have been considered. The following parameters have been considered while estimating the geological reserves (insitu): (i) Average 6.0m Cover has been considered as soil with fracture Granite. Recovery of fracture Granite is 10%. (ii) Average 18m depth of Granite has been considered for proved category of reserve. (iii) Average 15m depth of Granite below proved category has been considered for probable category reserve. (iv) Average 5m depth of Granite below probable category has been considered for possible category reserve. (v) 2.8 tonnes /m3 have been considered as a bulk density of Granite. (vi) Recovery of minable granite is taken to 30% which includes blocks, laffers, khanda. (vii) The recovery is assumed it may be changed due any reason cannot considered for any kind of Assessment. Reserved under the category 121:- (i) It is assumed as per the present mining scenario. (ii) The depth of proved mineral is taken upto 330mRL from the surface. Area Average Mineral Bulk Geological insitu Re Recoverable Waste in (m2) Depth Vol. Den. Mineral covery granite in MT (m) (m3) MT/m3 (tonnes) % MT 7225 6 43350 2.8 121380 10% 12138 109242 7225 18 130050 2.8 364140 30% 109242 254898 Total 485520 121380 364140 Reserved under the category 122:- The depth of Probable mineral is taken as 15m. Area (m2) Average Mineral Bulk Geological Recoverable Waste in MT Depth Vol. Den. insitu Mineral granite in 70% (m) (m3) MT/m3 (tonnes) MT 30% 7225 15 108375 2.8 303450 91035 212415 Total 303450 91035 212415 9 Reserved under the category 333 :- The depth of possible mineral is taken as 5.0 m.