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Maihar Cement (A DIVISION of CENTURY TEXTILES & INDUSTRIES LTD.) an IS / ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 COMPANY P.O Maihar Cement (A DIVISION OF CENTURY TEXTILES & INDUSTRIES LTD.) AN IS / ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 COMPANY P.O. SARLANAGAR-485772, MAIHAR, DISTT. SATNA (M.P.) Phone: 07674-277043, 277067, 277068, 277350 Fax : 07674-276323, 277806,277836 e-mail : [email protected] WELCOME THRESHOLD VALUE OF MINERALS WORKSHOP NAGPUR. PRESENTED BY :- SAURABH KUMAR JAIN GM (GEOLOGY) MAIHAR CEMENT Maihar Cement (A DIVISION OF CENTURY TEXTILES & INDUSTRIES LTD.) AN IS / ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 COMPANY P.O. SARLANAGAR-485772, MAIHAR, DISTT. SATNA (M.P.) Phone: 07674-277043, 277067, 277068, 277350 Fax : 07674-276323, 277806,277836 e-mail : [email protected] A Case study of Bhadanpur limestone Mines, Maihar,Satna M.P. IMPACT OF THRESHOLD VALUE IN THE MANUFACTURING OF CEMENT With respect to notification dated 16 oct 2009 regarding use of limestone deposit under Rule 54 of the Mineral Conservation and Development Rules 1988. Mineral Threshold Value :- LIMESTONE (i) FOR LIMESTONE DEPOSITS IN CHHATTISGARH, GUJARAT, HIMACHAL PRADESH, MADHYA PRADESH, MAHARASHTRA RAJASTHAN, UTTARAKHAND & UTTAR PRADESH :- CaO – 34% (Min), MgO- 4% (Max) Maihar Cement (A DIVISION OF CENTURY TEXTILES & INDUSTRIES LTD.) AN IS / ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 COMPANY P.O. SARLANAGAR-485772, MAIHAR, DISTT. SATNA (M.P.) Phone: 07674-277043, 277067, 277068, 277350 Fax : 07674-276323, 277806,277836 e-mail : [email protected] INTRODUCTION:- Maihar Cement is a division of Century Textiles and Industries Ltd, a flagship company of BK Birla Group. The company is well diversified having interest in Cement, Textiles, Rayon, Chemicals, Pulp and Paper. There are three Integrated Cement Plants located at Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh & One Grinding Unit at West Bengal. Maihar Cement is situated at Sarlanagar (Maihar) Dist. Satna in the State of Madhya Pradesh with an installed capacity of 4.20 Million TPA. Our product are BIRLA GOLD ROYAL , BIRLA GOLD PREMIUM & BIRLA GOLD CLASSIC. Maihar Cement have four mining leases namely M.L.296.956 ha.,217.681 ha.663.00 ha.&193.952 ha. For the mineral limestone & located at Maihar Tehsil Dist. Satna M.P. Our limestone deposits belongs lower Vindhyan Super Group,Semri Series ,Rohtas Stage. Maihar Cement (A DIVISION OF CENTURY TEXTILES & INDUSTRIES LTD.) AN IS / ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 COMPANY P.O. SARLANAGAR-485772, MAIHAR, DISTT. SATNA (M.P.) Phone: 07674-277043, 277067, 277068, 277350 Fax : 07674-276323, 277806,277836 e-mail : [email protected] LOCATION OF CEMENT PLANT & MINING LEASE AREA :- Maihar Cement (A DIVISION OF CENTURY TEXTILES & INDUSTRIES LTD.) AN IS / ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 COMPANY P.O. SARLANAGAR-485772, MAIHAR, DISTT. SATNA (M.P.) Phone: 07674-277043, 277067, 277068, 277350 Fax : 07674-276323, 277806,277836 e-mail : [email protected] REGIONAL GEOLOGY OF AREA:- 395 390 425 420 415 410 400 420 405 425 415 387.5 388.5 383.1 G 385.5 O 379.1 D I 18 378.5 N MAGAZINE 379.1 360M 388.5 367.5 373.5 367.5 378.5 385.5 360.5 373.5 410 354.5 N 388.5 A 385.5 L 383.1 A 387.5 RES T ROOM NEW CRUSHER RAMP CCR NEW CRUSHER HT- 7.23M. H.T. LINE 405 AREA - 5.34 Ha VOL- 3.84 LCM TS -1 LS/SG-2 TOP SOIL STORAGE 3 R.L. - 404.23M. O.L.B.C. P.O. SARLANAGAR C EXISTING LOCAL GEOLOGICAL PLANH OF LIMESTONE DEPOSIT C.L.B.C. CRRIDOR (A DIVISION OF CENTURY TEXTILES & INDUSTRIES LTD.) AN IS / ISO 9001HF L 379Y R1979 & ISO 14001 COMPANY O RAMP P CRUSHER R TO BARAKHURD A GARRAGE WORKSHOP P.W.D. ROAD FOREST LINE 385 400 N OFFICE 394 A L WELL NEW O.L.B.C. CORRIDOR P.W.D. ROAD CANTEEN A P.W.D. ROAD RL 392 395 RL 387 389M 387M 381M BLOCK-B -485772, MAIHAR, DISTT. C - 217/3 C - 217/2 Fax : 07674388.4 TO BHADANPUR D-40M. D-35M. C - 217/1 C - 217/14 C - 217/ 7 390.1 389.2 D-15 M. D-32 M. Maihar Cement C - 217/20 C - 217/21 391.5 389.4 D-17 M. D-18 M. -276323, 277806,277836 SATNA (M.P.) TO BHADANPUR 395 C-1/21 C-1/10 C-1/1 Phone: 07674 C-1/11 C-1/22 C-1/2 C-1/4 C-1/20 C-1/19 C-1/5 C-1/13 e- C-1/6 C-1/3 RL 399.8 mail : [email protected] RL 393.2 RL 387.4 C-1/7 c-1/18 E-1/30 +400 (T ) / +399 MTR (B) C-1/8 E-1/26 +399 (T ) / +393 MTR (B) +393 (T ) /387 MTR(B) 40 M 35 M C-1/17 C-1/12 E-1/31 E-1/35 E-1/36 E-1/10 C-1/9 24 M 45 ME-1/7 E-1/9 E-1/12 23 M 31 M 35 M 30 M 37 M +381 (T ) / +375 MTR (B) - C-1/15 277043, 277067, 277068, 277350 C-1/14 E-1/27 E-1/8 E-1/34 E-1/44 E-1/22 E-1/13 35 M 31 M 35 M 46M 36.5 M Nc-1/9 40 M 400 C-1/16 E-1/28 E-1/32 E-1/33 E-1/11 E-1/14 Nc-1/6 Nc-1/7 E-1/37 E-1/45 E-1/15 27 M 41 M 27 M 39M 31 M 35 M 44 M 37 M Nc-1/10 Nc-1/5 Nc-1/8 E-1/20 Nc-1/4 E-1/29 E-1/38 E-1/18 28 M 40.5M 400 22M 38M 35 M C-2/33 14 M Nc-1/3 E-1/23 E-1/21 35M 35 M 10° V Nc-1/2 17M Nc-1/1 E-1/24 25M 40M 395 400 C-2/23 E-1/41 40 M 34M C2/9 C-2/20 C-2/16 C-2/22 E-1/42 E-1/48 18 M 25 M E-1/46 30 M 30 M 400 10° 24M 20M 32M C-2/24 E-1/47 C2/10 C-2/18 C2/15 C2/14 C-2/19 C-2/25 E-1/43 15 M C2/4 40 M 25 M 40 M 35M C2/6 37 M 30 M 30 M 35 M 14 M 45M 405 C2/1 C2/11 C-2/21 C2/2 32 M 45 M 25 M 35 M 405 C2/8 395 32 M 400 395 C2/7 C-2/26 25.5 M 30 M C-2/30 21 M C-2/3219 M 400 C-2/31 17M C2/27 15 M 395 400 C2/29 C2/28 25 M 19 M 400 400 395 400 405 405 400 :- RL 397 395 RL 395 RL 389 RL 383 RL 377 395 RL 375 C-1/14 E-1/26 C2/8 C-2/21 C-2/25 B-2/29 25 M 30M 32 M 35 M 40 M 55.0m. W3-50 W3-54 W3-4 W3-5 W3-19 30M 45 M 48M 49 M 63.75M 395 390 425 420 415 410 400 420 405 425 415 387.5 388.5 383.1 G 385.5 O 379.1 D I 18 378.5 N MAGAZINE 379.1 360M 388.5 367.5 385.5 373.5 367.5 378.5 360.5 373.5 410 354.5 N 388.5 A 385.5 L 383.1 A 387.5 RES T ROOM NEW CRUSHER RAMP CCR NEW CRUSHER HT- 7.23M. H.T. LINE 405 AREA - 5.34 Ha VOL- 3.84 LCM TS -1 LS/SG-2 TOP SOIL STORAGE 3 R.L. - 404.23M. O.L.B.C. C EXISTING H C.L.B.C. CRRIDOR O RAMP HF L 379Y R1979 P CRUSHER R TO BARAKHURD A GARRAGE WORKSHOP P.W.D. ROAD FOREST LINE 385 400 N OFFICE 394 A L WELL NEW O.L.B.C. CORRIDOR P.W.D. ROAD CANTEEN A P.W.D. ROAD RL 392 395 RL 387 389M 387M 381M BLOCK-B C - 217/3 C - 217/2 388.4 TO BHADANPUR D-40M. D-35M. C - 217/1 C - 217/14 C - 217/ 7 390.1 389.2 D-15 M. D-32 M. C - 217/20 C - 217/21 391.5 389.4 D-17 M. D-18 M. TO BHADANPUR 395 C-1/21 C-1/10 C-1/1 C-1/11 C-1/22 C-1/2 C-1/4 C-1/20 C-1/19 C-1/5 C-1/13 C-1/6 C-1/3 RL 399.8 RL 393.2 RL 387.4 +400 (T ) / +399 MTR (B) C-1/7 c-1/18 E-1/30 C-1/8 E-1/26 +399 (T ) / +393 MTR (B) +393 (T ) /387 MTR(B) 40 M 35 M C-1/17 C-1/12 E-1/31 E-1/35 E-1/36 E-1/10 C-1/9 24 M 45 ME-1/7 E-1/9 E-1/12 23 M 31 M 30 M 35 M 37 M +381 (T ) / +375 MTR (B) C-1/15 C-1/14 E-1/27 E-1/8 E-1/34 E-1/44 E-1/22 E-1/13 35 M 31 M 35 M 46M 36.5 M Nc-1/9 40 M 400 C-1/16 E-1/28 E-1/32 E-1/33 E-1/11 E-1/14 Nc-1/6 Nc-1/7 E-1/37 E-1/45 E-1/15 27 M 41 M 27 M 39M 31 M 35 M 44 M 37 M Nc-1/10 Nc-1/5 Nc-1/8 E-1/20 Nc-1/4 E-1/29 E-1/38 E-1/18 28 M 40.5M 400 22M 38M 35 M C-2/33 14 M Nc-1/3 E-1/23 E-1/21 35M 35 M 10° V Nc-1/2 17M Nc-1/1 E-1/24 25M 40M 395 400 C-2/23 E-1/41 40 M 34M C2/9 C-2/20 C-2/16 C-2/22 E-1/42 E-1/48 18 M 25 M E-1/46 30 M 30 M 400 10° 24M 20M 32M C-2/24 E-1/47 C2/10 C-2/18 C2/15 C2/14 C-2/19 C-2/25 E-1/43 15 M C2/4 40 M 25 M 40 M 35M C2/6 37 M 30 M 30 M 35 M 14 M 45M 405 C2/1 C2/11 C-2/21 C2/2 32 M 45 M 25 M 35 M 405 C2/8 395 32 M 400 395 C2/7 C-2/26 25.5 M 30 M C-2/30 21 M C-2/3219 M 400 C-2/31 17M C2/27 15 M 395 400 C2/29 C2/28 25 M 19 M 400 400 395 400 405 405 400 Maihar Cement RL 397 395 RL 395 (A DIVISION OF CENTURY TEXTILES & INDUSTRIES LTD.) AN IS / ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 COMPANY RL 389 RL 383 RL 377 395 P.O.
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