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The block area has to be proved in totality including area covered by forest to have a viable project. Moreover, for the energy security of the country and long term planning, all the coal resources available in the country need to be brought to the 'Proved' category through detailed exploration. This is for your kind information and further consideration. CORPORATE IDENTITY NUMBER: UI4292JH1975G0l1i(!)@)1m.;y, Phone:(07805)222806; FAX: (07805)222330 E-mail:[email protected] '~ ~ c<,uGhl l!lJS g;:ifI$G1 $fR~'llcG4~e.s (cot>r $fO'slil dir ~ CflCFQG'fI); ~ $tli~'llC-~,t:hfc ~-~. mdl{tC'ft - 486890, CJf.'Q". Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Limited (A Subsidiary of Coal India Limited) Regional Institute-VI, P.O. Jayant;Dist. Singrauli,(M.P.)-486 890 fuicn: 28.10.14 TheAPCCF (LM), M.P. Govt., Forest Deptt, Satpura Bhavan, BHOPAL ~: Map indicating location of alternative examined (as required for Clause C-1 of Form-C for forest clearance), in Purail - Inguri Coal Block, Singrauli Coalfield, MadhyaPradesh. This letter has reference to the Clause C-1 of Form-C for forest clearance for detailed exploration for coal in Purail-Inguri Coal Block, Singrauli Coalfield, Madhya Pradesh. The existence of potential coal resources has been established in the Purail-Inguri Coal Block through regional exploration undertaken by GSI & MECL, including the area covered by forest. The resources are to be brought to 'Proved' category through detailed exploration. Hence, the examination of alternatives is not required in the Purail-Inguri Coal Block. This is for your kind information and further consideration. ~, EB2~~ _~I1DI'Y (~.v:J.~) ~ f.l~:tlilfi ~ ~~~Iq;; , ~' \1l1 'qt :rrt ~ 1R0 ;ff0-6 RE- ~r';)~.:Jirector U,::~>'.;lRI-VI CORPORATE IDENTITY NUMBER: UI4292JH1975G01001223 Phone:(07805)222806;FAX: (07805)222330 E-mail:[email protected] -------------------------------------------------------------/ GSI: Report Limited Circulation Report For official use only GOVERNMENT OF INDIA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INIDA j, t Final Report on Regional Exploration for Coal in Ujheni (west) - Gondbahera area, Singrauli Coalfield, Sidhi District, Madhya Pradesh. Progress Report for the field season 1998-99 to 2001-2002 A. K. Raychaudhuri Director D.Saha Geologist (Sr.) D.K.Das Geologist (Sr) B.Gangopadhyay Geologist (Sr) A.Mullick Geologist (Sr) Natural Energy Resources 2010 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA Ujheni(W) - Gondbahera Block: Singrauli Coalfield G81: Report L ~ame of block: Ujheni (West)- Gondbahera. 2. Xame of coal/lignite field: Singrauli Coalfield :3. District: Sidhi ~. State: Madhya Pradesh _. Co-ordinates: Lat. 24° 08' 57": 24° 11'25" Long. 82° 19'16": 83°23'00" 6. Toposheet no.: 63L18 . Brief geographical location In the north eastern corner of the main sub-basin of with respect to coal/lignite Singrauli coal field, in Sidhi district, Madhya Pradesh; field and geological set up we~t of earlier explored Ujheni-Majhauli block. with respect to already Raniganj Formation covers the block. area and the area explored block. : is located in the down-dip side of earlier explored Ujheni-Majhauli block. 8. Area of the block in sq km: 17 sq km. 9. Filed Season Year: 1998-99 to 2001 -2002 10. FSP No.: MIE/CW /CW /1998/012 I 11. Date of commencement: 31.05.99 12. Date of completion: 06.06.02 13. Area mapped with scale: 17 sq. km. on 1: 10,000 scale 14. Significant revision of Nil strati grap hy: a) Thro ugh mapping b) Through exploration 15. Total mete rage drilled: 5825.95m 16. No. of boreholes drilled: 11 17. Formations encountered: Formation Thickness (m) Raniganj Formation 60.31-267.25 Barren Measures 110.60-225.76 Barakar Formation 244.05-436.60 I Talchir Formation 21.37 !I8. No. of coal/lignite Seven regional coal seams (I to VII), beside few local seams/zones : seams in Barakar Formation and some impersistent local seams in Raniganj Formation 19. Overall coal/lignite content: 3.66m to 39.88m (cumulative). 20. Depth range of occurrence of 23.97m to 63.70m in Raniganj Formation and 244.23m coal/lignite seamslzones: to 606.75m in Barakar Formation. VllI Ujheni(W) - Gondbahera Block: 8ingrauli Coalfield GSI: Report 21_ Details of individual Formation Seam No Depth Range Thickness Grade al/lignite seam /zone: (m) (m) Raniganj RL5 23.97-24.50 0.53 E RL4 51.49-63.70 2.62-3.66 C to F RL2 45.00-45.78 0.78 G . RLl 51.65-52.54 0.89 G Barakar VII 244.23-461.42 1.36-2.62 D&E I VI 297.16-518.40 1O.29-16.81/C&D V 361.90-568.80 1.73-5.65 B to F IV 380.97-598.00 3.05-6.76 B to D III 415.55-629.40 0.50-3.96 A to C L4 442.4 7-545.50 0.70-0.80 A II 441.53-567.80 0.96-7.72 A toD L3 466.52-578.48 0.55-1.13 B to D L2 579.82-580.58 0.76 C Ll 594.10-594.61 0.51 A I 490.08-606.75 2.88-3.55 C 22. Resources: For coal: (in million tonne) Depth of range Indicated Ungraded Total (m) 0-300 31.13 0.13 31.26 300-600 442.36 39.24 481.60 600-1200 14.70 4.48 19.18 Grand Total 488.19 43.85 532.04 23. CBM potentialities Not done (Borehole & seam wise) 24. Results of coal/lignite No coal petrographic study was undertaken during the studies: period. 25. Coking potentialities: Not done as the coal is non-coking coal. 26. SEBDG a) water No enrichment of toxic element. b) Soil Enrichment ofCu (1.2 to 1.7 times) in seven sample, Ni (1.5 to 2 times) in eleven samples, Cr (1.1 to 1.4 times) in three samples and Hg (1.25 to 3 times) in ten samples. c) coalll ignite Marked enrichment ofHg (1.6 to 3.4 times) in eleven d) associated rocks samples and marginal enrichment of Cr (1.10 to 1.15 times) in three samples, Cu (1.4 times) in one sample ,. and Pb (1.5 times) in one sample. The concentration of those elements should be documented which are exceedmg substantially from the permissible limit, viz., a) Indian Standard -10500 (1996) & Indian Standard 2296 (1982) in case of water and b) Crustal abundance value (Mason, 1966) in case of soil, coal and associated rocks. IX Ujheni(W) - Gondbahera Block: Singrauli Coalfield GEOLOGICAL REPORT ON REGIONAL EXPLORATION FOR COAL MAKRI-BARKA BLOCK, ~IAIN BASIN SINGRAULI COALFIELD, DIST. - SIDHI, J\'I.P. SALIENT FEATURES 1. Name of the Block Makri-Barka 2. Area of the Block 125 Sq.km. 3. Location of the Block i) Located in the northern part of Main Basin of Singrauli Coalfield. Administratively, it is located in Sidhi district of Madhya Pradesh .. ii)Included in Survey of India Toposheet No. 63 Ll4 & 63 Ll8 (R.F. 1:50,000). iii) Co-ordinates: Latitudes (N): 24°08'25" to 24° 12'50" Longitudes (E) : 82°08'00" to 82° 20'00" 4. Objective i) To delineate the main stratigraphic horizons of the Gondwana Formation to evaluate the setting of exploration. , ii) To delineate the regional lineaments, folds, faults and incrop of coal seam with a view to identify the structurally homogeneous block to decide the target areas for detailed exploration. iii) To obtain the sub-surface data on the behaviour of different stratigraphic horizons and major coal seams to establish their correlation in order to evaluate the poten§ality both qualitatively and quantitatively. (i ) , ! ~ i iii) Basic Intrusives: The Barakar Coal Measures are :l.ffected by Igneous intrusives in the form of sills and dykes which have been encountered in I BH Nos. MSMB-5, 7, 8, 9,12,16 to 21, 24 to 29, 31, 32. 34, 36, 37 & ~O g• to 43 at different seam intersections. The intrusives are mainly r~ ~ represented by dolerite. ~ iv) Geological Structure: The general strike of the beds is >4"E-SW to east- west with southerly dip varying from IS' - 4.5° .. v) Fault : The block is traversed by fourteen faults with· different magnitudes. The fault FI-F1 running nearly E-W along northern block boundary forms the boundary between Metamorphics and Gondwanas. The throw of this fault is unknown. The details of fault intersections"? ith their throw and dispositions are exhibited in Table ~o. 4.03 (main text). vi) Quality : a) RANIGANJ SEAl\1S - These contain high moisture non-coking r:.-pe coal ranging in grade mainly between E to G However, seam R-IV appears to-be little better in quality and grades to D category.
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