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Pre-Feasibility Report for Modernization of M/s. Divi's Laboratories Limited (Unit - 2) -- Bulk Drug Unit at Chippada and Annavaram Villages,

Annavaram Taluka, Bheemunipatnam Mandal, Visakhapatnam District, Andhra Pradesh

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PRE-FEASIBILITY REPORT

Non Production Activies under modernization of M/s. Divi's Laboratories Limited

(Unit-2) -- Bulk Drug Unit at Chippada and Annavaram Villages, Annavaram

Taluka, Bheemunipatnam Mandal, Visakhapatnam District, Andhra Pradesh

1. Executive Summary:

S.No. Description Details

1. Name of the Project “Non Production Activies Under Modernization” of

M/s. Divi's Laboratories Limited (Unit - 2) -- Bulk Drug

Unit at Chippada and Annavaram Villages, Annavaram

Taluka, Bheemunipatnam Mandal, Visakhapatnam District,

Andhra Pradesh”

2. Name and Address of the

Applicant:

Madhu Sudhana Rao Divi, Director (Projects),

Divi’s Laboratories Limited, 1-72/23(P)/DIVIS/303, Cyber hills, Gachibowli,

Hyderabad-500032 3. Location of the Plant The Plant is located at Chippadaand AnnavaramVillages,

Annavaram Taluka, Bheemunipatnam Mandal,

Visakhapatnam District.

Coordinates of the Plant are

17 55’ 59.38” N 83 28’ 25.90” E

17 55’ 48.47” N 83 28’ 26.32” E

17 55’ 55.92” N 83 28’ 44.17” E

17 55’ 49.98” N 83 28’ 57.73” E

17 56’ 04.93” N 83 28’ 59.89” E

4. Production/Estimated Existing Products as per

CFE 14.09.2015

Existing Production Capacity

as per CFE 14.09.2015

88 17,197 kg/day

5. Total Plant area a) As per CFE order no:

APPCB/VSP/196/CFE/HO/2015 Date:

14.09.2015: 387 acres.

b) As per Amendment of CFE order no

APPCB/VSP/VSP/196/CFE/HO/2012 Date:

07.01.2016 : 387 + 71.26 acres = 458.26 acres

c) Additional acquired land 458.26 +37.33 = 495.59

acres.

6. Total Water requirement & After modernization the total water required and wastewater



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S.No. Description Details

Source generation will not have any change and the source of water

is meet from Gosthani River as mentioned in the EC and

CFE.

The total water requirement for existing projects is 1866.6

KLD. Source of the water form Gosthani River as per CFE

14.09.2015. (After change in product Mix).

7. Working hours One shift operation with 8 hour per shift.

8. Manpower [Operation] 7826

9. Total Cost of the Project Modernization Cost: Rs 100 Crs.

Existing Plant Cost: Rs 600 Crs.

Total Plant Cost: Rs 700 Crs.

10. Nearest Railway station, Sea

Port, Airport

Railway Station :Vizianagarm- 21 KM, NW

Airport: Visakhapatnam 35 KM SW.

11. Existence of Public Road,

Railway Track nearby

Yes, The proposed modernization plant is adjacent to road

connecting NH5 (Vizag to Kolkatt) to Annavaram village.

2. Introduction of the project:

2.1. Identification of Project and Project proponent:

The Divis Laboratories Limited established in the year 1990, with Research &Development

as its prime fundamental, Divis Laboratories focussed on developing new processes for the

production of Active Pharma Ingredients (APIs) & Intermediates. The company in a matter

of short time expanded its breadth of operations to provide complete turnkey solutions to

the domestic Indian pharmaceutical industry.

Divi's Laboratories Limited is proposing for Non production activies under Modernization

of Unit-II as a commercial facility for manufacturing of APIs & Intermediates products with

a firm commitment to Environmental care. This manufacturing facility as Unit-2 is existing

plant located at Chippada Village, Annavaram Post, Bheemunipatnammandal,

Visakhapatnam. This manufacturing facility is Non Production Activies under

modernization unit to be developed.

2.2. Breif Description of nature of the project:

The production and manufacturing process of API’s and Intermediates involves various raw

materials, where chemical reactions will take precipitation, substitution, addition,



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centrifugation, purifications, solvent recovery etc. The layout of the Non Production

Activies under modernization project is shown below

2.3. Need for the project and its importance to the Country and or Region:

In the Indian sub-continent population growth is more than that of developed countries. To

meet the needs and comforts of ever-growing population industrialization became

inevitable. For the growing population the needs of health care substitutes are also

increasing.

2.4. Demand – Supply Gap:

Divi’s Laboratories Limited Unit-2 has intended to develop and manufacture intermediates

for many MNC customers by undertaking contract research work for them. The project is

envisaged to meet the demand supply gap in both domestic market and export market, as

API demand is increasing day by day.



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2.5. Imports vs. Indigenous production:

The project shall meet to reduce the imports in some of the intermediate products and also

enhance the foreign exchange reserves in view of the proposed exports of few products.

2.6. Employment Generation (Direct and Indirect) due to the Project.

The present project for manufacturing of Synthetic Organic Chemicals – Bulk Drugs

&Intermediates requires substantial handling of raw materials, goods in process and

finished goods. It is expected that the following employment will be generated by the

project:

S.No Designation Exisiting

1 Offices 232

2 Superrvisors 3443

3 Ministerial Staff 56

4 Technical Works 378

5 Skilled Workers 3007

6 Unskilled workers 710

Total 7826

Note: No change in manpower after modernization.

3. Project Description:

3.1. Type of the project including interlinked and interdependent projects:

The project is an exisiting unit manufacturing of Bulk Drug and Intermediates. Now

Proposed for modernization by adding additional land for de congestion of production area

by shifting no production activies to new area proposed.

No interlinked or Interdependent Project.

3.2. Location:

District and State: Visakhapatnam, Andra Pradesh.

Mandal: Bheemunipatnam

Village: Chippada Village

Plot No/Survey/Khasra

no:

Existing Modernization



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Sy No. 52, 134, 138, 139, 140, 159, 160

to 168, 168/1, 183 & 184 of Chippada

village and 1, to 4, 6, 45 & 46 of

Annavaram village.

Sy No. 52, 134, 138, 139, 140, 159, 160 to

168, 168/1, 183 & 184 of Chippada village

and 1 to 4, 6, 45 & 46 of Annavaram village.

Addiitional survey number : 107, 158, 168,

to 172

Area: Existing After Modernization

387 Acres 495.59Acres

Modernization of its unit by adding 108.59 acres of land to its existing

387 Acres of land fordecongestion of the production area by shifting

non production activities to new area proposed.

Ownership/Occupancy: M/S Divi’s Laboratories Limited (Unit-2)

Nearest Railway station,

Airport.

Railway Station :Vizianagarm- 27.4 KM, North Airport: Visakhapatnam 35.5 KM South

West.



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Figure 3-1 Index Map Showing the Project Site



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Figur3-2Map of the Area 5 km around the project site



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3.3. Details of alternative sites:

No Alternative sites are examined as this is an Non Production Activies under

modernization project.

3.4. Size or Magnitude of Operation:

After modernization of Exisiting unit production capacity remains same. The industry was

permitted to produce not more then one scenario and individual capacities of product

mentioned therein at any point as presented in Table 3-1.

Table 3-1: List of Bulk Drug Existing

S.NO PRODUCT NAME Qnty kg/day as per

CFE 14.09.2015

1 Dl –naproxen ( intermediate of NAP/SN) ~1960 274

2 Naproxen ( 450 MTA) 5616.4

3 Naproxen (sodium) ( 1600 MTA)

4 SIGMA –I with & ISB ( DEXTROMETHORPHAN HBR INTERMEDITAES) 684.9

5 SIGMA (DEXTROMETHORPHAN HBR INTERMEDITAES) 5.5

6 ATIPA 684.9

7 IMPALA with BAH & 3-HAP 479.5

8 FMOU OSU 1.4

9 CPCCA(KEY) 82.2

10 VERAPAMIL HCL 1.4

11 VENLAFAXINE 41.1

12 SIMVASTATIN 82.2

13 BUPROPION HCL 68.5

14 SITAGLIPTIN PHOSPHATE & KETOAMIDE 411

15 AMINO ALHOCOL 1.4

16 Carbidopa 137

17 Levodopa 547.9

18 Gabapentin 4383.6

19 Triprolidinehcl 5.5

20 (2r)-amino (2,3-dihydro-1h-inden-2yl) ethanoic acid ( classic) 2.7

21 LAMOTRIGINE 191.8

22 CAPECITABINE 54.8

23 VIGADATRINE 13.7

24 RALTEGRAVIER 109.6

25 DCAM 41.1

26 CKE 54.8



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CFE 14.09.2015

27 CRLISTAT 82.2

28 DIAL 2.7

29 ASTAXANTHIN 137

30 CANTHAXANTHIN 13.7

31 LYCOPENE 27.4

32 BETA- CAROTENE 137

33 ASCORBYL PALMITATE 27.4

34 Z-L VALINE 191.8

35 LOSARTAN ( MECEDES) 274

36 ATOVAQUINE (IVAX-NEW) 68.5

37 SUMATRIPTAN 8.2

38 MOC VALINE 2.7

39 INTERMIDATE OF LEVETRACITAM 821.9

40 BOC –CORE SUCCINATE /BCS (DAVINCY) 137

41 KETOENAMINE (RADO) 274

42 2,4 WING ACTIVE ESTER ( ZODIC) 95.9

43 Dihydroxypyridone carboxylic acid methyl ester /dhpm (elentra) 41.1

44 ALENDRONIC ACID (OPTRA) 27.4

45 BOSENTAN MONOHYDRATE (LILLY) 13.7

46 ENTACAPONE 13.7

47 IRBESARTAN 68.5

48 4-isopropyl-3- methyl phenol/ ipmp (dione) 2.7

49 Valsartan (chevorlet) 274

50 Olmisartan (epic) 5.5

51 2,3-dimethyl-6-amino-2-h-indazole /gw776994 (mimas) 41.1

52 4-chloro-6- methoxy-7(3-morpholin-4-yl propoxy) quinoline (eris) 2.71

53 (2r,3r)-3-(2,5-difluorophenyl)-3-hydroxy-2-methyl-4-(1h-1,2,4-triazol-1-yl) butanethioamide (nano)

5.5

54 2-((1,5-bis (benzhydroxy)-4-oxo -1,4-dihydropyridin-2-yl)methoxy)isoindoline-1,3-dione (swallow)

5.5

55 3-(propan-2-yl)-5-(trichloromethyl)-1,2,4-oxadiazole 2.7

56 4-[(5-methylpyridin-2-yl)methoxy]aniline dihydrochloride 2.7

57 (1s)-2-amino-1-{3-[3-(benzyloxy)propoxy]phenyl}ethanol hydrochloride 2.7

58 Apocarotenol 5.5

59 Lutein 5.5

60 Levodopa ethylester succinate 2.7

61 INTERMIDATE OF PRELADENANT 2.7

62 Phthalazinone 2.7

63 5-bromo-[1,2,4] triazol [1,5-a]pyridine-2-yl amine (gsk 283119a) 2.7

64 Enoxaparin sodium 2.7

65 Ef-9 [3-o-acetyl-1,6-anyhdro-2-azido-2-deoxy-4-o-(methyl 2,3-di-o-glucopyranosyluronate) beta-d-glucopyranose

2.7

66 ACOSAMIDE 2.7

67 PREGABALIN 27.4

68 Chloropurine/cis(1s,4r)-1-amino-4-(hydroxymethyl)-2-cyclopentene.hcl / amino alcohol 205.5



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CFE 14.09.2015

69 ABACAVIR 2.7

70 Suvorexanthcl (including amine hcl&triazole acid)

13.7

71 Propan-2-yl(2r)-2-{[(r)-({(2r,3r,4r,5r)-4-chloro-5-[2,4-dioxo-3,4-dihydropyrimidin-1(2h)-yl]-3-hydroxy-4-methyloxolan-2yl}methoxy)(phenoxy)phosphoryl]amino}propanoate

13.7

72 DOULTERAVIR 5.5

73 PANTAPROZOLE 2.7

74 ESOMERPOZOLE 2.7

75 ALLOGLIPTIN 2.7

76 MERABAGRAN 2.7

77 VILDAGLIPTIN 2.7

78 LINALIPTIN 2.7

79 RANOLZINE 5.5

80 VILAZODONE HCL 2.7

81 PIPREQUINE 2.7

82 SOFOSBUVIR 2.7

83 UBT 5.5

84 TATD SALT 5.5

85 MESALAMINE 68.5

86 ETHYL ESTER 5.5

87 ETHYL ISOCYANATO ACETATE 2.7

88 R & D PRODUCTS 109.6

3.5. Raw Material required along with estimated quantity likely source, marketing area of final Products, Mode of transpot of raw material and finished product:

All the raw materials required for manufacturing mostly available in India. There are

nobanned chemicals or products which are proposed to be used. It is proposed to enter

into long term arrangements with some of the raw material suppliers both in India and

overseas to avoid shortages at any time.

3.6. Availability of water its source, Energy/ Power Requirementand Source:

3.6.1 Water Source:

Total water requirement will be about 1866.6 KLD. The source of water would be

Gosthani River.

Table 3-2 Water Balance of Water consumption and Effluent Generation.



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As per CFE Order No APPCB /VSP/VSP/196/CFE/HO/2015 date 14.09.2015

S.No Purpose

Quantity as per CFE order dt

17.12.2013

Quantity after change of

product Mix KLD

After Change of product Mix (KLD)

1 Process 324.59 324.59 396.74

HTDS-129.07

LTDS-246.72

Hgh COD -13.50

Metal Bearing -0.67

Nitrate & phosphate -6.73

2 Washings 75 75 75

3 Boiler feed 350 350 310

4 Cooling 240 240 200

5 Dm / softener effluent/ro plant 227 227 227

6 Domestic and Town ship Waste Effluent 235 235 225

7 Others(incinerator scrubbing ) 15 15 15

8 For Green belt ...... 400 Total 1467.59 1866.59 1448.74

3.6.2. Energy/Power Source :

The power required before and after modernization is 30 MVA is taken from APTransco, for

emergency requirements DG sets are used ( 6x1250 KVA; 6x1500 KVA; 2x320 KVA; 2x125 KVA;

2x1000 KVA; 1x62.5KVA; 1x10 KVA).

Table 3-3 Power Requirment and Back up Source

No Change in exsiting Power, Boiler , Dg set etc

Power Source and Requirement APTRANSCO 30 MVA

Proposed DG Sets

Numbers 6 x 1250 KVA

6 x 1500 KVA

2 x 320 KVA

2 x 125 KVA

2 x 1000 KVA

1 x 62.5 KVA

1 x 10 KVA

Coal Fired Boilers

i) 2x16 TPH Coal Fired Boilers (1 No. of 16 TPH standby)

ii) 6 TPH & 2 TPH Coal Fired Boiler (Standby)

iii)24 TPH Boiler of 3 x 8 TPH FBC out of which 1 No. 8 TPH is stand by



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3.7. Quantity of Hazardous Wastes Generated and Scheme for their Management

/Disposal:

Table 3-4: Hazardous waste generation & Disposal Options S.No Name of the Hazardous waste Existing Disposal Option

1. Process residue 3102.2 Kg/day For Incineration / Co-incineration in cement industries

2. ETP sludge 200 Kg/day To TSDF, Parawada, Visakhapatnam District for secured land filling.

3. Multiple effect evaporation or forced evaporation salts

391 Kg/day

4. Incineration ash 75 Kg/day

5. Off specified & Discarded raw materials, lab chemicals & products

25 Kg/day To TSDF/ Cement industry

6. Containers & Container liners of Hazardous chemicals & Hazardous wastes.

Containers – 2000 Nos. /Month & Liners – 5000 Kgs/Month

After complete detoxification, it shall be disposed of to outside agencies.

7. Spent carbon 2500 kgs/Month

Shall be sent to the authorized cement plants for co-processing (or) for incineration at onsite / TSDF Parawada, Visakhapatnam District.

8. Used Oil/Waste lubricant Oil 200 lts/Month Shall be sent to authorized reprocessors /recyclers

9. Spent solvents 258.7 Kl/day Shall be recovered within the premises

10. Mixed spent solvent 80 Kl/day Shalll be sent to authorized agencies / for Co-incineration in cement industries.

11. Spent acids 35 Kl/day Shall be sent to authorized agencies

12. Spent catalysts 2000 kgs/Month Shall be sent to authorizedreprocessors/recyclers.

4. Site Analysis:

4.1. Connectivity:

Existence of Public

Road, Railway nearby:

All weather road (passing between existing and proposed non-

produvtion facilities) is approachable to Chippada village located

(1.0 km) in West.

Nearest Railway Railway Station :Vizianagarm- 21 KM, North west



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station, Sea Port,

Airport.

Airport: Visakhapatnam 35 KM South west.

4.2. Land form, land use and land ownership:

The Non Production Activies under modernization of the Divi’s Laboratory Limited is

adjacent to the existing plant. The plant area which was allotted by APIIC/ purchase

thorugh acution to Divi’s Laboratory Limited, Unit – 2, Chippada village.

4.3. Topography:

The study area (10 and 5 km radius around the site) the map has been prepared from Survey

of India, and Topo sheet Numbers E44R5, E44R9, E44L8, E44L12 (New) are the

Topographical map of 5 km study area is given in Figure 3-2 above.

4.4. Land Break-up Details

Table 4-1. Land Break up Details

Land Break-up Details

Existing in Acres

Modernization in Acers

Built up Area 120 153

Greenbelt Development

213 250

Road Network

19 26

Common Facilities Area

20 29

Future Expansion

15 37.5

Total Area 387 495.59

4.5. Soil Clasification:

Soils are at the heart of the Earth s critical zone, the thin outer veneer between the top of

the tree canopy and the bottom of groundwater aquifers that humans rely on for most of

their resources. Soil is a vital part of the earth and also important to plants. It also helps for

agriculture and farmers for planting crops. It shows and records human activities from the

past. Soils are nonrenewable resource, formed at the rate of 1 inch every 250 to 1,200 years



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under most conditions. The soil present within the study area is Red in color with Sandy

Loam texture. The soil derived from the existing basement rock Khondaliteby the process

of weathering & erosion.

4.6. Climatic Data from the secondary Data:

4.6.1. Climatic Condition:

Summer season in Visakhapatnam it spans from the month of April to June. The

maximum temperature may shoot up to 40°C and Average of 36°C. In spite of this,

summer is usually Sunny and evenings are pleasant. Monsoon Season usually get railfall

fromthe South West monsoon between July and October. However, these showers are

light to moderate. Winter season from the month of November to February. The

temperature during this season might drop to 15°C.

4.6.2. Rainfall:

The average annual rainfall of the district is 1116 mm. and monthly rainfallranges from

nil rainfall in January to 207.5 mm in October. October is thewettest month of the year.

The mean seasonal rainfall distribution is 673.5 mm.in southwest monsoon (June-

September), 271.8 mm. in northeast monsoon(October-December), 10.9 mm. rainfall in

Winter (Jan-Feb) and 159.6 mm insummer (March – May). The percentage distribution

of rainfall, season-wise, is60.36% in southwest monsoon, 24.36 % in northeast

monsoon, 0.97percentage in winter and 14.3 % in summer.

The annual rainfall ranges from 708 mm in 2002 to 1703 mm in 2010. Theannual

rainfall departure ranges from -37 % in 2002 to 53% in 2010. Thesouthwest monsoon

rainfall contributes about 60 % of annual rainfall. It rangesfrom 459 mm in 2002 to 864

mm in 2006. The year 2002 and 2009 experienceddrought conditions in the district as

the annual rainfall recorded in these twoyears is 37 % and 34% less than the long period

average (LPA) respectively.The cumulative departure of annual rainfall from LPA

indicates that the rainfalldeparture as on 2011 is negative i.e. 40%, showing deficit

rainfall. The annualrainfall during 2012 is 1218 mm.



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4.6.3. Wind Velocity and Wind Direction:

The wind direction at Visakhapatnam at 8:30 hours in the morning was from South

West, West, North East with calm period being 24%. At 17:30 hours most prominent

wind directions varied from South West, South, Eastwith calm periods being at 7%.

The wind velocities at Visakhapatnam varied from 1 to 19 kmph for an average of 252

days while it was calm for 88 days. Wind velocities were excess of 20 kmph for 25 days.

However, between the months of September to February, the mean wind speed varies

from 6.5 kmph to 8.2kmph. While from March to August the mean wind speed were

higher, from 10.6 kmph to 14kmph.



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Table 4-2Climatology and Meteorology of Study Region – IMD 1997-2000 (Temperature, Rainfall, Humidity)



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Table 4-3Climatology and Meteorology of Study Region – IMD 1997-2000

(Wind Direction and Wind Speed)



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4.7. Social Infrastructure Available:

All infrastructure facilities such as education, health facilities and other social facilities are

adequate at Vizianagaram (district) 20 km in north.

5. Planning Brief:

5.1. Planing Concept:

The need for the environmental administration of India to become active in the field of

environmental planning is founded in the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, which

authorizes the Central and State Government " to have the power to take all such measures

as it deems necessary or expedient for the purpose of protecting andimproving the quality of

the environment and preventing, controlling and abating environmental pollution. Since, the

carrying capacity of the environment is not unlimitedand some areas or ecosystems are more

susceptible to adverse environmental impacts.

5.2. Assessment of Infrastructure Demand

It is obvious to have some of the essential infrastructures to facilitate the employees. For this

purpose it is planned to have canteen, medical facility, etc. Other physical and social facilities

are available in this area.

5.3. Amenities/ Facilities:

All infrastructure facilities such as education, health facilities and other social facilities are

available at district headquarter due to which the proposed site is facilitated with adequacy in

amenities. As most of the workers are employed from the surrounding villages, they would

be using available medical facilities in the nearest primary health center.

6. Proposed Infrastructure:

6.1. Industrial Area:

The proposed project is an non production acitivies under modernization of plant. The

production capacity remain same as per As per CFE Order No APPCB

/VSP/VSP/196/CFE/HO/2015 date 14.09.2015 which is 17197 kg/day.



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6.2. Residential Area.

No Residential Area Proposed. As Skilled and Unskilled Labour drawn from near by villages.

6.3. Green Blet:

At any given time more then 33 % of the total area will be under green belt. Along the

boundary three plantations of 15 M wide will be maintained, 1-2 M all along the internal road

will be maintained. In addation open area are developed under green belt.

6.4. Social Infrastructure:

This Project is providing employment to local people directly and indirectly. Indirect

employers are shopkeepers, mechanic, drivers, transporters etc. The lessee will responsible

for providing better social infrastructure benefits such as drinking water, health care

measures, educational facilities, promotion of culture and religious activities in surroundings.

6.5. Connectivity (Traffic and transportation Road/Rail/Metro/Water ways etc)

6.5.1. Availability Of Roads:

All weather road is passing in between the exsting plant and proposed

Modernizationplant which is connected to annavaram village.

6.5.2. Nearest Railway station:

Vizianagaram (21km) is the nearest railway station in Northwest.

6.5.3. Nearest Sea Port:

Visakhapatnam Port Trust, Visakhapatnam (37 km) in South west.

6.5.4. Nearest Airport:

Visakhapatnam Airport, Visakhapatnam (35 km) in East.

6.6. Effluent Generation and Treatment Scheme for Disposal



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S.no Description of

Effulent Stream Treatment Mode of Disposal

1 HTDS stream

Shall be treated in stripper ( 15kl/hr), MEE (13.5 kl/hr)&

ATFD(3.5kl/hr)

Stripper for Separation of organic coumpound

and separated organic shall be disposedto cement

plants for co processing & distilled effluents

shall be recycled .

Stripped effluents shall be forced evaporated in

MEE

Condensate from MEE & ATFD shall be sent to

ATFD.

ATFD salts to TSDF

2 High COD

Shall be stripped in stripper followed by

treatment in the exisiting ETP Shall be disposed to sea after meeting the marine

discharge stanadards

3 LTDS Stream & domestic

Shall be treated in ETP consisting of

Physical , chemical & biological treatment

4 Cyanide bearing effluents

Shall be detoxified and treated

Treated in etp-then disposed to sea

5 Heavey metal bearing effluents

Shall be isolated and treated

Treated in etp-then disposed to sea

6

Boiler blow down , cooling tower blwo down , Dm plant regenearation /Ro plant rejects ( Raw Water)

Neutralization, Central monitoring

basin

Shall be disposed to sea after meeting the marine

discharge stanadards

As per CFE Order No APPCB /VSP/VSP/196/CFE/HO/2015 date 14.09.2015

7. Rehabilitation and Resettlement (R & R) Plan:

No R&R activities envisaged.

8. Project Schedule and Cost Estimation:

The total cost of the Modernizationproject is Rs. 100 Crores, which also included the cost towards

Operation andMaintenance Cost of Air Pollution Control Devices, Effluent Treatment Plant, Solid

WasteTreatment and Disposal



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As per an initial estimate around 9-12 months will be needed for implementation of the project from

the starting date i.e. from the date of receiving all the statutory clearances for starting the project.

9. Analysis of Proposal:

9.1. Financial Socio-Economic Benefits:

The proposed project is expected to bring significant socio-economic and environmental

benefits both at local level as listed below:

9.1.1. Social Infrastructure:

Social awareness programs will be improved by the local authority such assanitation

and hygiene, HIV Prevention Program.

Adult education and female education programme is planned to the illiterateadults

and backward females of the villages in the project surrounding area.

9.1.2. Employment Potential:

The project is going to create some employment. Due to this project activity, some

persons in the project area will be recruited as skilled and semi-skilled workers by

thecompany as per its policy. Therefore, some employment and income are likely to

begenerated for the local people. So, the project will contribute in a positive

mannertowards direct employment in the project area.

9.1.3. Benifits to the region:

The company will supply its product to the domestic market which is likely to improve

the regional economy.

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