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Feasibility Report PRE – FEASIBILITY REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS Sr. Content Page No. No. 1.0 Executive Summary 3 2.0 Introduction of Project / Background Information 4 3.0 Project Description 7 4.0 Site Analysis 15 5.0 Planning Brief 20 6.0 Proposed Infrastructure 23 7.0 Rehabilitation & Resettlement Plan 23 8.0 Project Schedule 24 9.0 Analysis of Proposal 25 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Particulars Details Project name Chanavada Soapstone Mine Location Near Village – Chanavada , Tehsil – Girwa Distt – Udaipur, Raj. Latitude N 24°16’30” to N 24°17’25” Longitude E 73°42’38” to E73°43’ 03” Toposheet No. 45 H/11 Total Mine Lease area 83.491 hect. Present Status Mine lease is in operation. Mineable Reserves 6354593 tons. Capacity Proposed production – 200000 TPA (ROM) Life of Mine 31.7 years Estimated project cost Rs. 500 Lacs EMP Cost 5.0 Lac / annum Power Requirement NA Fuel Requirement 1500 lits. /day DG Set NA Highest and Lowest Elevation S. No. Particulars Elevation (mRL) 1. Highest 560 2. Lowest 480 Land use The lease area is Govt. waste land, Ag. land & diverted forest land Nearest habitation/ town Chanavada 1 km SW Nearest Airport Dabok ( Udaipur) 73 km N Nearest Highway N.H.-8, 4 km , W Nearest Railway Station Rishabhdeo Road (16 Km), S Power supply Chanavada, 1km ,SW Nearest Telephone Chanavada, 1km ,SW Nearest Dispensary and Govt. Chanavada, 1km ,SW Hospital Educational facility Chanavada, 1km ,SW Water demand and supply 7.0 KLD, Source- water will available from Dug well and water Tankers . Nearest tourist places None within the study area Defense installations None within the study area Archeological Features None within the study area Ecological sensitive zones None within the study area Nearest streams/ rivers/ water Tiri nadi – 7.5 km in NW bodies (from mine boundary) Seismic zone Seismic zone – II. 2.0 INTRODUCTION OF PROJECT / BACKGROUND INFORMATION 2.1 Identification of the Project and Project Proponent: Mining project for mineral Soapstone. M.L. NO 9/2000. The project is located near village - Chanavada, Tehsil – Girwa and District – Udaipur, Raj. Lease area – 83.491 hect. Proposed production – 200000 TPA (ROM). Project Proponent: Name of the Lessee M/S Krishna Miners & Traders Address 3 B, Industrial Estate Pratap Nagar,Udaipur. 313003. Rajasthan Phone +91 294 2491001, 002 Status of the lessee Partnership firm 2.2 Copy of Mining Lease / Letter Of Intent Originally the lease was granted over an area of 224.880 hect. for a period of 20 years w.e.f. 31.12.1970. The mining lease was renewed for a period of 10 years from 31.12.90 to 30.12.2000, vide Govt. order No. P-5 (53) Khan/Group- 2/91 dated 30.07.92 the mining lease was executed 28.12.92 and registered on 7.01.93. (Refer Annexure – I). The partial surrender of the 141.389 hect. lease area was sanctioned vide SME, Udaipur Circle, Udaipur order No. SME/UD-Circle/CC-Udai/F- 115/76/ML-13/89/455 dated 08.05.2000 & 24.08.2000. The rider agreement was executed on 20.02.2000. (Refer Annexure – II) The 2nd renewal of mining lease sanctioned, vide Govt. order No. P-5 (13) Khan/Group-2/2001 dated 10.10.2001 (Refer Annexure III & IV) for area of 83.491 hect. & for period of 31.12.2000 to 20.09.2019 & extended to 30.12.2020 (Refer Annexure - V). The lease area involves Forest land so; PP has obtained forestry clearance from MoEF, New Delhi, on 21/09/1999. (Refer Annexure no. VI). Environmental Clearance was granted by MoEF, New Delhi vide letter no. J- 11015/250/2005-IA.II (M) dt. 21/02/2007. (Refer Annexure no. VII). The Mining plan with PMCP was approved by R.C.M.,I.B.M. Udaipur vide letter no. 682(23)(736)/10 MCCM(N)UDAI dt.10-3-2011.(Annexure no.VIII). The Scheme of Mining with PMCP was approved by S.M.E., DMG, Udaipur vide letter no. SME/UD-Cir/Scheme/UDR/Major/F – 27/14/442 dt. 13-05-2015. (Annexure no.IX). 2.3 Nature of the Project: Mining of Soapstone will be done by open cast Semi Mechanized method of mining. Proposed production of Soapstone is 200000 TPA (ROM). 2.4 Need For The Project And Its Importance To The Country: The Mining project falls in the area of the district Udaipur, Rajasthan devoid of sufficient agriculture activities and other industrial growth. The earning sources of the region are limited. Most of the people are dependent on agriculture. Mineral wealth of the state Rajasthan provides the employment opportunity to the people of the state as well as region also. Mining is one of the major core sector industries which play a crucial role in the process of country economic development. 2.5 Demands-Supply Gap: The soapstone for consumption is reduced to fine powder before use in the industry, and sold to industry in powder form of 200 to 400 mesh size, though major quantity is of 300 mesh. The Soapstone mined out is wholly used in our captive grinding unit plant at Udaipur. Soapstone is used in powdered form in varying particle sizes for uses in pesticides, ceramics, paints, paper, rubber etc., 2.6 Imports vs. Indigenous Production There will be no import for the project. There will be indigenous inputs in the entire mining activity. 2.7 Export Possibility This group of companies is already exporting soapstone to other countries. 2.8 Domestic/Export Markets Lessee would like to sale out the mineral based products in domestic market as per requirement. The Company expect to get export order in future. 2.9 Employment Generation (Direct or Indirect) The mining project will generate direct & indirect employment. About 150 people will get direct employment and 400 people will also be benefitted indirectly and employed with allied and related industries, such as transportation, maintenance, etc. 3.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION 3.1 Type of Project including interlinked and interdependent projects: Mining project for mineral Soapstone. M.L. NO 9/2000. The project is located near village - Chanavada, Tehsil – Girwa and District – Udaipur, Raj. Lease area – 83.491 hect. Proposed production – 200000 TPA (ROM). No Interlinked or Interdependent project. 3.2 Location State : Rajasthan District : Udaipur Tehsil : Girwa Village : Chanavada The entire project area is 83.491 hectares. The lease area is Govt. waste land, Ag. land and diverted Forest land. Google Image of the lease area: TOPOSHEET NO. WITH LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE – The lease area forms a part of Survey of India topo-sheet no. 45 H/11. The lease is located at following latitude and longitudes: Latitude: N 24°16’30” to N 24°17’25” Longitude: E 73°42’38” to E73°43’ 03”. The highest elevation of the lease area is 560 mRL and lowest being 480 mRL. 3.3 Details of Alternate Site Considered and the Basis of Selecting the Proposed Site, Particularly the Environmental Considerations Gone Into Should Be Highlighted: Mining is site specific project and limited to mineralized area. 3.4 Size/Magnitude of Operation: It is proposed to produce Soapstone at 200000 TPA in the plot area of 83.491 hectares by open cast Mechanized method of mining. 3.5 Project Description with process details & Flow diagram Mining project for mineral Soapstone, M.L. NO 9/2000. The project is located near village - Chanavada , Tehsil – Girwa and District – Udaipur, Raj. Lease area – 83.491 hect. Proposed production – 200000 TPA (ROM). Year Wise Production: Year Mineral Waste from O/B Waste Cum production (tones) mineralized zone (tones) 2015-16 142304 332043 118587 2016-17 198992 464316 163827 2017-18 199459 465406 166216 2018-19 190542 444598 158785 2019-20 199774 730739 260978 Total 931072 2437103 870394 PROPOSED METHOD OF WORKING During the first five years the Soapstone will mine by Semi mechanized open cast mining method forming benches up to 6.0 meter high and 6-8 m wide benches. The slope of the benches will be kept at 80° inclination. The benches and haul roads will be at gradient not exceeding 1:16. The benches will be joined by 10 m. wide ramps at gradient not exceeding 1:10. Heavy Earth Moving Machinery will include 0.9 m3 shovels, 20 tonnes capacity dumpers, Dozer etc. BLASTING Deep-hole drilling and blasting will be done for excavating the overburden in hanging wall and foot wall. Soapstone zone is dug by the excavator itself. Interburden, if any, will be excavated by jack-hammer drilling and blasting. Drilling Major chunk of drilling in benches will be done with wagon-drill fitted with DTH hammer. The diameter of the hole drilled is 100 mm. Since the height of benches is 6 m, the depth of drilling will be 6.6 m taking 10% as sub-grade drilling to avoid toe of benches. Spacing and burden will be 3.5 m and 3 m., respectively. Drilling in side burden and secondary blasting will be done by jack-hammers. The holes will be of 36 mm diameter and with a maximum depth of 1.5 m that would meet the requirement of drilling. Spacing and burden of short holes will be 1.0 m and 0.8 m., respectively. Short holes with Jack- hammer will be done for secondary blasting also. Blasting Pattern Blasting is most important job since it dislodges in-situ material and helps to extract overburden and mineral easily. In Chanavada Mine deep-hole blasting is adopted in over burden benches and small diameter hole blasting is adopted in mineralised zone. Details are described below:- Type of Explosive At present, the practice of deep-hole drilling that uses cap-sensitive explosive as base charge and Ammonium Nitrate - Fuel Oil as column charge, has been adopted.
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