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PRE FEASIBILITY REPORT OF M/S Jayveer Pharmachem. Survey No. : 1187 & 1184, BecharpuraChitrodipura Road Village: Basana, Taluka: Visnagar, District: Mehsana 384001 Mr. Ritesh R. Chaudhary (M) 09825095477 Email: [email protected] Prepared By: T. R. ASSOCIATES C605/A, Ganesh Meridian, Opp. Kargil Petrol Pump, S. G. Highway, Ahmedabad. Mo. No.: 98253 71099 Email ID: [email protected] ;
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PREFEASIBILITYREPORT

OF

M/SJayveerPharmachem.

SurveyNo.:1187&1184,

Becharpura‐ChitrodipuraRoad

Village:Basana,Taluka:Visnagar,District:Mehsana384001

Mr.RiteshR.Chaudhary

(M)09825095477

E‐mail:[email protected]

PreparedBy:

T.R.ASSOCIATES

C‐605/A,GaneshMeridian,Opp.KargilPetrolPump,

S.G.Highway,Ahmedabad.

Mo.No.:9825371099

EmailID:[email protected];

1. Executivesummary

M/s.JayveerPharmaChemisproposingtomanufacturePharmaceuticalDrugs

& their Intermediates at Survey No. : Survey No. : 1187 & 1184, Becharpura‐

Chitrodipura Road Village: Basana, Taluka: Visnagar, District: Mehsana 384001

ProposedunitwillmanufacturePharmaceuticalDrugsforsellpurpose.

Thetotallandareaofcompanyis15653m2outofwhich5342Sq.Mt.landwillbe

usedforgreenbeltareadevelopment.TheestimatedcostoftheResinprojectis9.0

Crores.TotalbudgetallocationtowardsEnvironmentalManagementFacilitieswill

be Rs. 75 Lacs. Total 20 persons will be employed including skilled persons,

unskilledpersonsandofficestaff.

M/s.T.R.AssociatesiscarriedoutEIA/EMPstudiesforEnvironmentalClearance.

Productiondetailsaregivenbelow:

Sr.No. NameOfTheProductQuantity

MT/Month

1 N‐Methyl4Piperidone(NMP) 4.25

2 N–Methyl4ChloroPiperidine(NMCP) 1.8

3D‐75‐Chloro1‐(4‐Piperidyl)2‐Benzimidazolonone

3

4D‐21–(3–Chloropropyl)‐1‐Dihydro–2–1‐1–Benzimidazolone

2.64

5

DompiridoneChloro–1–(1–(3–(2–Oxo–1–Benzimidazolinyl)Propyl)–4–Piperidyl)–2‐Benzimidaz

5

6Chlorzoxazone(5–Chloro–3–HBenzooxa‐zolonone)OR5–Chloro–2–Benzoxazolione

9.6

7 4Chloro2AminoPhenol(4CAP) 12

8 2.5DichloroPeraphenyleneDiamine 10

SalientFeatureswithin10kmradiussurroundingsareaasfollows:

S.No ImportantFeatures Description

1 Location Survey No. 1187 & 1184, Becharpura‐

ChitrodipuraRoad, Village:Basana,Taluka:

Visnagar,District:Mehsana384001

2 Topomap F43A7

3 Longitude 23°36'59.90"N

4 Latitude 72°28'37.10"E

5 MSL 107m

6. Nearestpowerstation UGVCL(UttarGujaratVijCompanyLtd.)

7 ProponentName Mr.RiteshR.Chaudhary

8 Corporateofficeaddress JaC/OJayTradingCompany,Opp.GujaratPrintery,Nr.SarvajanikVidyalaya,PanchLimdi,Mehsana‐384001

9 Temperaturerange 140Cto430C

10 AnnualRainfall 900mm

11 NearestHWRoad SH56(3.4Km)

12 NearestRailwaystation MehsanaRailwayStation–12Km

13 Nearestcity Mehsana–8.5Km

14 Nearestvillage Bacharpura–1.4Km

15 NationalHWNO NH8(50Km)

16 SeismicZone Zone‐III(LessActive)

17 NationalParks/Sanctuary Nonewithin10Kmradius.

2. Projectbackground.

Pharmaceutical Drugs & their Intermediates used in treating different diseases

andhealthissues.Fore.g:Domperidoneisusedtorelievesymptomsoffeelingsick

(nausea) and sickness (vomiting). The proposed product have good market

demand.

ExportPossibility.

There is good possibility for export. But currently we are focused to local sale

marketfordistribution.

EmploymentGeneration(DirectandIndirect)duetotheproject.

Thisprojectwillprovidedirectemploymentto20peoplewhereasitwillprovide

employmenttomanyothersindirectly.

3. ProjectDescription

(i) Typeofprojectincludinginterlinkedandinterdependentprojects.

Pharmaceutical Drugs & their Intermediates used in treating different

diseases and health issues. It is sometimes dependent on units producing

Intermediateproducts.

(ii) Location

Longitude: 72°24'32"E

Latitude: 23°30'40"N

GoogleImageofProposedLocation.

Project site 

(iii) Projectdescriptionwithprocessdetails(iv) ManufacturingProcess

1. N‐METHYL–4‐PIPERIDONE(NMP) Take430KgMethylAcrylateindryreactorat25–30°C. Charge 30% Mono Methyl Amine solution of 243 Kg (73 kg MMA in 170 kg

Methanol)inreactorat20°Cfor3hrs.Keepstirring. Maintain20‐25°Ctempfor6to8hrs. Checksample.IfG.C.isokthanmaintaintemperature30‐35°Cfor2‐4hrs SendsampleforG.C.ifG.C.isokthancoolreactionmassto0°C. NowchargeweightwiseSodiumMethoxidepowder136Kgattemp0‐10°Cin

8hrs. Aftercompletionofaddition,heatthereactionmassto40°C. Maintain40°Cfor6hrsandcheckT.L.C. Afterthischarge1020LitofD.M.Water&1020LChloroform.Slowlytemperature

risesupto55‐60°C.Maintaintemperaturefor2hrs. SendsampleforT.L.C.,ifT.L.C.isokthancoolupto35‐40°C. Reactionmassextractwithchloroformat40‐45°C. Total1020Litchloroformextract(4x255Lit). Collecttotalchloroformextractinotherdistillationreactor. Distilledouttotalchloroform. Coolupto25‐30°C.Transferthematerialsinvacuumdistillationreactor. Startvacuumdistillationandcollectmaterialsattemperature90‐120°C. FinallygetproductN‐METHYL–4‐PIPERIDONEupto170Kg.

MassBalanceTable:Input Kgperbatch Output Kgperbatch

MethylAcrylate 430 NMP 170

MMA30% 73 Effluent1445kg(1020

Liter)

(Methanol) 170 Chloroform 1000

SodiumMethoxide 136 Methanol 170

D.MWater 1020 WasteResidue 42

Chloroform 1020 WetScrubber 22

TOTAL 2849 2849

PROCESSFLOWDIAGRAMOFN‐METHYL–4‐PIPERIDONE

S.S.Reactor

430KgMethylAcrylate

243Kg30%MMAsoln

(73kgMMAin170Kgmethanol)

136KgSodiumMethoxidepowder

1000LitChloroform

170KgMethanolforreused

170kgMethanol

1020litChloroform

170KgsFinishedNMP

VaccumDistillation

1020litwaste

42KgWasteResidue

REACTIONFLOW 

215 Kg 215 Kg 73 Kg

244 Kg

170 Kg 136 Kg)

550 Kg

1020 Kg 1020 Kg

2590 Kg

214 Kg

1404 Kg Total258 Kg

136 Kg

1020 Kg

1000 Kg

170 Kg

Wet scrubber 22 Kg

42 Kg

170 Kg/Batch (25 Batch/Month)

2 N‐METHYL–4‐CHLORO–PIPERIDINE(NMCP)

ChargeN‐Methyl 4‐ Piperidone 250Kg (Aqueous Solution of 250KGNMP and250KgD.M.Waterinhydrogenatorat25–30°C)inhydrogenator.ThenchargeRannyNicklecatalystof10Kgandclosethemainhole.

PurgeN2gasforremovalofO2gasandpurgeH2gas forremovalofO2&N2gas.Pass&purgehydrogengasat4‐6Kgpressure.

StarthydrogenatorandpassH2gasuptoconsumptionofH2shouldbenil. ChecksampleforG.C.&T.L.C.ifokthanfilterthematerialsandcollectcatalyst. Collectmotherliquorinvacuumdistillationreactor. Startvacuumdistillationupto110°C.Recovered250Litofwaterandreused. 250KgofN‐Methyl–4‐HydroxyPiperidine(NMHP)isobtained. Take75Litoftolueneand250KgNMHPandmixit. Charge400KgofThionoylChloride inglass line reactorwith1000L tolueneat

25‐30°C. StartchargingofmixtureoftolueneandNMHPinglasslinereactoratbelow60°C

for5‐6hrs. Raisethetemperatureupto60‐65°Cfor1hrandmaintainitfor6hrs.Nowcoolit

at20‐25°C. ChargeslowlyD.M.Waterof350Litat25‐30°Candstirfor1hr. Settle and separate product (aqueous) layer. Now take this aqueous layer in

anotherreactor. Slowlyadd300Litofsodasolution25%(75Kgsodaashin250Litwater)for3‐4

hrs. Add100Kgofcaustic lyeupto50°C for1‐2hrandadd525Litchloroformfor

extraction. Collect extract chloroform in distillation reactor anddistil out chloroformup to

110°C.Coolupto30‐35°C. NowstarthighvacuumdistillationandcollectfinalproductNMCPat80‐110°C. Finaloutput225KgofNMCPisobtained. LiquidEffluent650lit.isalsoobtained.

MassBalanceTable:Input Kgperbatch Output Kgperbatch

NMP 250 NMCP 225

DMWater 600 SpentCatalyst 10

R.Nickle 10 Chloroform 515

Thionylchloride 400 Toluene 1060

Toluene 1075 Effluent 1175kg(650liter)

Soda 75 Residue 25

CausticLye 100 WetScrubber 25

Chloroform 525

TOTAL 3035 TOTAL 6070

PROCESSFLOWDIAGRAMOFN‐METHYL–4‐CHLOROPIPERIDINE

O2 Gas

N2GasHydrogenator

250KgNMP

10KgsRannyNickle

H2Gas

Reactor

Glass Lined Reactor

400KgThionylChloridein1075litresToluene

350LitD.Mwater

10KgSpentCatalystforresell

VaccumDistillationNMCP225Kg

515KgChloroformdistilledandreused

650LitreEffluent(1175Kg)

Distillationreactor

SeparationofAqueousLayer

1060KgToluenedistilledforreuse

25KgResidue

VaccumDistillation

FinalProductNMHP

25%300LitresSodaSoln

(75Kgsin250litreswater)

100KgCausticLye

Distillation

REACTIONFLOW 

225 Kg/Batch (8 Batch/Month)

250 Kg

250 Kg 10 Kg

500 Kg

250 Kg

1075 Kg 350 Kg

400 Kg

1050 Kg

100 Kg

1100 Kg

300 lit

525 Kg

225 Kg

510 Kg

1125 Kg

650 lit

25 Kg

1550Liquid

3D‐7(5‐CHLORO–1(4–PIPERIDYL)2‐BENZIMIDAZOLONONE

Stage1–D3N‐CARBETOXY4‐PIPERIDONE(NCP)

Charge1350Lit tolueneand270KgEthylchloroformate(ECF) inreactorat25‐30°C.

Raisethetemperatureupto40‐45°C. Startadditionofmixtureof225Kg(N‐METHYL‐4‐PIPERIDONE)and180 lit

Tolueneat40‐45°Cwithin8hrs.Maintaintemperatureupto50‐55°Cfor6hrs.

CheckT.L.C.ifokthanadd225LitD.M.Water&27kgcausticLye.Settleandseparatetheaqueouslayerinotherdistillationreactor.

Start distillation up to 110‐125 °C for toluene recovery. Also start vacuumdistillationtorecoversolventtraces.

Coolitandtransfervacuumdistillationreactor.Startvacuumdistillationupto100‐125°C.

Collect 225 kg product NCP (N‐CARBETHOXY 4‐PIPERIDONE). Also collectwatereffluentupto225Lit.

MassBalanceTable:Input Kgperbatch Output Kgperbatch

Toluene 1530CarbethoxyPiperidine 225

ECF 270 Effluent477kg(225

Liter)

NMP 225 Toluene 1500

D.M.Water 225 Wasteresidue 45

CausticLye 27 WetScrubber 30

TOTAL 2277 2277

PROCESSFLOWDIAGRAMOFD‐3(NCP)

S.S.Reactor

1530LitToluene

270KgEthylchloroformate

225KgNMP

225LitD.M.Water

Extraction/Separation

Distillation

225KgN‐CARBETHOXYPIPEDINE

225Lit7.0pHwater

Effluent(477Kgs)

1500literTolueneReuse

30KgWetScrubbers

45Kg residueSolidwaste

Stage‐2‐D‐4,4–AMINO‐NCP

ChargeNCP 750Kg at 25‐30 °C in hydrogenator. Also charge 900 LitMethanolundervacuum.

Charge15kgofRannynickelcatalystat25‐30°C.Removenitrogenwithvacuumandcoolto10‐15°C.

Charge 900 L Ammonical nitrogen at 15‐20°C. Pass hydrogen gas until thepressure0.8to1Kg/Cm2at20‐25°C.

Maintain H2 pressure 0.8 to 1.0 Kg at 25‐30 °C for 12 hrs or up to H2 gasconsumptionshouldbenil.

SendthesampleforG.C.&T.L.C.IfitisokthanreleasetheH2bypassingN2gas. Filterthebatch&collectusedcatalyst.Collectmotherliquorindistillationreactor.

Start distillation up to 110‐115°C. Also apply vacuum for 1‐2 hrs at 110‐115°C.Coolitupto25‐30°Candcollectindrum.

Finalproductof750KgD‐4,4–Amino–N–CarbethoxyPiperidine(NCP)willbeobtained.

MassBalanceTable:Input Kgperbatch Output Kgperbatch

NCP 750 4‐AminoNCP 750

AmmonicalMethanol15% 900 SpentNickle 15

R.Nickle 15AmmonicalMethanol15% 850

Residue 50

TOTAL 1665 1665

PROCESSFLOWDIAGRAMOFD‐4–4–AMINONCP

HYDROGENATOR

750KgNCP

900LitAmmonicalMethanol16%

15 K R Ni kl l

Distillation

250Lit7.0pHwaterffl t

850KgAmmonicalMethanol15%forreuse

50 Kg Residue

SpentNicklecatalyst15Kgforresale

750Kg4‐ AMINONCP

REACTIONFLOW 

27 Kg1350 Kg

225 Kg

225 Kg

270 Kg

405 Kg(225 lit

135 Kg

225 Kg

225 Kg

Step‐3D‐5,DINITRO(4‐(2‐NITRO–5‐CHLOROANILINE)NCP)

Charge225Kg4‐Amino‐NCPat25‐30°C Charge 270 Kg 2, 5 DCNB, 90 Kg Soda Ash and 90 gm Potassium Iodide with

stirringat25–30°C. Slowlyraisetemperatureupto100‐105°Cin1hrandmaintainitfor1hr. Nowagainslowlyraisetemperatureupto135‐140°Cin1hrandmaintainit for

10hrs. ChecksampleforT.L.C.,ifokthencoolitto70°C. Charge720LitD.M.Water.Stirfor1hrandcoolto40°C. Centrifugethemassandcollecttheeffluent. Packtheproductofnitrocompoundof405kgsinbags.

MassBalanceTable:Input Kgperbatch Output Kgperbatch

4‐AminoNCP 225 D5DINITRO 405

2.5DCNB 270 Effluent900.09kg(720

liter)

SodaAsh 90

PotassiumIodide 0.09

D.M.Water 720

TOTAL 1305.09 1305.09

PROCESSFLOWDIAGRAMOFD‐5DINITRO

`

Water720Lit

S.S.Reactor

225Kg4‐AminoNCP

270Kg2.5DCNB

90KgSodaAsh

WashwithD.M.Water

CentrifugeFiltrate 720Litwatereffluents(pH8.0,900.09Kg)

405 Kg4‐ AMINONCP

Stage–4‐D‐6–DIAMINE(4‐(2‐AMINO‐5‐CHLOROANILINE)‐N‐CARBETHOXYPIPERIDINE)

Take 486 Lit Methanol and 486 Lit Toluene in Hydrogenator at 25‐30°C. Alsocharge405KgD‐5,DINITROcompounds.

Charge9KgRannyNickel catalyst at 25‐30°C. Closemainhole of hydrogenatorandpassingN2gasforremovalofO2gas.

PassedH2gasforremovalofoxygenandNitrogen. PassingH2gasupto6kgpressure,105°Ctemperature. MaintainH2Pressure6kgup to consumptionNIL.Approximately114M3H2gas

willbeconsumed. CheckT.L.C.,ifokthanfilterthebatchandcollectcatalystandmotherliquor. Collectmotherliquorindistillationreactor. Distiloutsolventupto100‐110°Cforreuse.120literDistilledwaterforreuseand

CoolthebatchuptoR.T. Filterinvacuumnutchandcentrifugethemass. 300KgofDiamineproductisreadyforpack.

MassBalanceTable:

Input Kgperbatch Output Kgperbatch

Methanol 486 D6Diamine 300

Toluene 486 SpentNickle 9

D5DiNitro 405 MixSolvent 933

R.Nickle 9 Distilledwater 120kg(120Liter)

H2Gas 9Kg WetScrubber 33

TOTAL 1395 1395

PROCESSFLOWDIAGRAMOFD‐6–DIAMINE(4‐(2‐AMINO‐5CHLOROANILINE)‐NCP)

SolventRecovery 120LDistilledwater

HYDROGENATOR486LitMethanol

486LitToluene

405KgD5

9 Kg R. Nickle catalyst Distillation/Chilling 933LmixSolvent

SpentNicklecatalyst

9kgforresale

300 KgDIAMINE

REACTIONFLOW 

225 Kg 270 Kg

90 Kg 90 gms

720 lit.

900 Kg 720 Kg 90 Kg

405 Kg

405 Kg

486 lit

486 lit 9 Kg

825 lit

300 Kg

72 lit

300 Kg 120 lit

Wet scrubber

42 lit

Stage–5–D‐7(5‐CHLORO‐1(4‐PIPERIDYL)‐2‐BENZ‐IMIDAZOLONONE) Charge300KgofD6‐DIAMINEinreactorwith150KgUreaat25‐30°C. Slowly raise the temperature up to 180‐185°C for 2 hrs and maintain same

temperaturefor6hrs. ChecksampleforT.L.C.,ifO.Kthancoolthematerialat100‐110°C. Nowcharge600LitD.M.Waterand36KgCausticlyeatbelow110°C. Transfer thebatch intoother reactorandcharge1200LitD.M.Water&600Kg

48%causticlyeatbelow80‐85°C. Raisethetemperatureupto99‐101°Candmaintainfor10hrs. CheckthesampleforT.L.C,ifokthancoolthematerialupto80‐85°Candcharge9

Kg Carbon. Stir it for 1 hr and filter the batch. Collect mother liquor in otherreactorandcoolto25‐30°C.

NowchargeAmmoniumChloride(240kgin600LitWater)solutionat25‐30°C. Centrifugethematerials&spindryfor45min. Unloadthecake Inglasslinereactor,charge1500LitD.M.WaterandchargematerialcakeatR.T.

AdjustpH2.0byadding120LitHClat20‐25°C. Coolto10°Candstirfor1hr.Centrifugethematerial.Unloadthematerialcake. Charge1500LitD.M.Waterand600Lit25%AmmoniaSolutioninreactor. ChargematerialscakeatR.T.Slowlyapplyheatupto50‐55°Candmaintainfor6

hrs. Centrifugethematerialsatsametemperature.Unloadthematerialanddryat80‐

90°Ctillmoisturecontentbelow1.0%. Pack the 300 Kg quantity of D‐7 (5‐CHLORO ‐1 (4‐PIPERIDYL)‐2‐BENZ‐

IMIDAZOLONONE) CollectedEffluentquantityisalso6000Lit.

MassBalanceTable:Input Kgperbatch Output Kgperbatch

D6diamine 300 D‐7 300

Urea 150 Spentcarbon 9

Causticlye 636 Effluent6906kg(6000

liter)

D.M.water 4800

carbon 9

AmmoniumChlorideSolution 600

HCL 120

AmmoniaSolution 600

TOTAL 7215 7215

PROCESSFLOWDIAGRAMOFD‐7(5‐CHLORO‐1(4‐PIPERIDYL)‐2‐BENZ‐IMIDAZOLONONE)

9 KgCarbon

S.S.Reactor/Hydrolysis

300kgD‐6

150KgUrea

36KgCausticLye

S.S.reactor

Reactor

300KgD‐7

600KgCausticLye

1200KgD.M.Water

AmmoniumChlorideSolution25%(600kg)

CentrifugeandSpinDry

2400Lit10‐12pHalkalineeffluent(2700Kg)

GlasslineReactor

1500KgD.M.Water

120KgHCl

Afterfiltration

1500Lit2‐3pHacidicffl t (1620 K )

S.S.Reactor

1500KgD.M.Water

600Kg25%NH3Solution

Afterfiltration

2100Litalkaline

REACTIONFLOW 

300 Kg

150 Kg

36 Kg

600 Kg 1200 lit

600 Kg

9 Kg

600 lit

2700 Kg

360 Kg

1620 Kg 2100 Kg

300 Kg

1500 lit

120 lit. 1500 lit.

600 lit.

360

Kg

300 Kg

4. D‐2[1–(3‐CHLOROPROPYL)‐1‐DIHYDRO‐2‐H‐BENZIMIDA‐ZOLONE]

Stage–1–D‐1 Charge1665KgofO–Xyleneinreactorat25‐30°C. Raisethetemperatureupto140°Candrefluxforremovalofmoisturefor2hrsat

140°C. Now charge weight wise 250 Kg Ortho Phenylene Diamine (OPD) and 300 Kg

MethylAcetoAcetate(MAA)at140°Ceverytwohrsandcollectwater. Maintain140C°temperaturefor10hrsandcheckthesampleforT.L.C.IfT.L.C.is

okthendistiloutO‐Xyleneforreused. Cool to R. T. than chill up to 10°C. Centrifuge thematerials andwashwith 1:3

volumeasO‐xylene:Hexane(21.5Kg+49.5Kg). Spindry thecake for45minandunload thematerials.Dry thematerialsat60‐

70°C.Sowegetmaterialcake. Charge1765LitwaterandmasscakeinS.S.reactor. Stirfor15minandraisetemperatureupto45°C. AdjustpH12‐13byadditionof250kgcausticlyeat45°Cuptodissolution. Stirfor1hrat45‐50°Ctillsolutionshouldbeclear.Charge5Kgcarbonandstir

for1hr. Clarifythematerials.Collectfiltrateinotherreactor.AdjustpH4.0byadding200

KgHCLat30‐35°C. Centrifugethematerialsandwashwith131LitD.M.Water.Spindryfor45min. Unloadthemassanddryat60‐70°C.Weget300KgD‐1. About1800Litwatereffluentwillbegenerated.

MassBalanceTable:

Input Kgperbatch Output Kgperbatch

O‐Xylene 1686.5 D‐1 300

OPD 250 carbon 5

MAA 300 O‐Xylene 1636

DMwater 1896 Effluent2684kg(1800

liter)

Hexane 49.5 WetScrubber 12

CausticLye 250

carbon 5

HCL 200

TOTAL 4637 Total 4637

PROCESSFLOWDIAGRAMOFD‐1

S.S.Reactor

1665kgO‐Xylene

250KgOPD

300KgMAA

Reflux140oC

Centrifuge/SpinDry

CentrifugeandSpinDry

S.S.Reactor1765LitD.M.Water

250KgCausticLye

5 Kg Carbon

Reactor200KgHCL

131LitD.M.Water

 

300KgFinishproductD‐1

5KgSpentCarbon

1800Liteffluent(2684Kg)

1636KgO‐Xylene

Distilled&reuse

21.5kgO‐Xylene

49.5kgHexane

Stage‐2–D‐2

Charge895KgAcetoneat25‐30°Cinreactor.Alsocharge300KgD‐1materialat25‐30°C.

Stirfor1hrtillsolutionshouldbeclear.Add150Kgcausticlyetoreactionmassat25‐30°Cin3‐4hrsthanadd5KgTEBACascatalyst.

Maintaintemperatureupto15‐20°Cfor2hrs. Add350Kg(1‐Bromo‐3Chloro‐Propane)BCPat30‐35°Cfor3‐4hrs. Maintaintemperatureupto25‐30°Cfor10hrs. CheckT.L.C. of sample if ok thensettle thebatch for1hr. separate theaqueous

layerincleancontainer. Nowcollectoilyaqueouslayeringlasslinereactor.Chargedilutes625kgHClat

25‐30°Candraisesthetempupto55‐60°Cfor4hrs. Coolthemassto30‐35°Candobservethematerialformation.Maintainthesame

tempfor1hr. Centrifugethemass.Spindryfor45minandunloadthedrymaterialsat55‐60°C. Weget330KgD‐2.

MassBalanceTable:

Input Kgperbatch Output Kgperbatch

Acetone 895 D‐2 330

D‐1 300 Acetone 880

TEBAC 5 Effluent1088kg(730

liter)

BCP 350 Residue 12

CausticLye 150 WetScrubber 15

HCL 625

TOTAL 2325 TOTAL 2325

PROCESSFLOWDIAGRAMOFD‐2

S.S.Reactor

895KgAcetone

300KgD‐1mass

5KgTEBAC

Centrifuge/SpinDry

GlassLineReactor

625KgHCL

880KgrecoverAcetonefordistil&reuse

15 K W S bb

330KgFinishproductD‐2

12kgOrganicResidue

730Lit7.0pHwatereffluents(1088Kg)

GlassLineReactor

REACTIONFLOW 

250 Kg

300 Kg

200 Kg

131 lit

1765 lit

250 Kg 366 Kg

300 Kg

2684 Kg

1800 lit Water + Nacl + 12 Kg Wet Scrubber

300 Kg

350 Kg 150 Kg 895 Kg

625 lit

330 Kg

1088 Kg

730 lit

330 Kg/Batch (8 Batch/Month)

180 lit 1636 Kg

1665 Kg

5. DOMPIRIDONE5‐CHLORO‐1‐(1‐L3‐L2‐OXO‐1‐BENXIMIDAZOLINYL)PROPYL)‐4‐PIPERIDYL)‐2‐BENZIMIDAZProcess

Charge130kgM.I.B.Kat25‐30°Cinreactor.Nowcharge110KgD‐2,125KgD‐7and1.25KgPotassiumIodideat25‐30°Cinsamereactor.

Raisethetemperatureto88‐90°C.Addthe90KgweightwiseSodaashforevery45minandrecordthetemperature.

Maintaintemperature88‐90°Cfor9to10hrs.Coolthemassto30‐35°Candstirfor30‐35°Cfor1hr.

Centrifugethematerialsandunloadthewetcake. Nowcharge1094LitD.M.Waterintoanotherreactor.AndaddwetcakeatR.T.

Raisetemperatureto65‐70°C. Charge Ammonium Chloride solution (124 Kg in 625 Lit) at 60‐65°C. Raise the

tempto65‐72°Candmaintainforthesamefor2hrs. CooltoR.T.andmaintainfor1hr. Centrifugethematerials. Spindryfor45min. Drytheproductandget200KgDOMPIRIDONEAT80‐90°C Collect1125Liteffluent.

MassBalanceTable:

Input Kgperbatch Output Kgperbatch

M.I.B.K 130 Dompiridone 200

D‐2 110 M.I.B.K 120

D‐7 125 Effluent1845.25kg(1125Liter)

potassiumIodide 1.25 WetScrubber 10kg

Sodaash 90

D.MWater 1094

AmmoniumChloridesolution 625

TOTAL 2175.25 TOTAL 2175.25

PROCESSFLOWDIAGRAMOFDOMPIRIDONE

S.S.Reactor130KgM.I.B.K.

110KgD‐2

125KgD‐7

1.25KgPotassiumIodide

Centrifuge/SpinDry

S.S.Reactor469LitD.M.Water

625Kgsoln.ofAmmoniumChloride

120kgM.I.B.K.solventfordistillationandreuse

10KgwetScrubber

200KgFinishproductDOMPIRIDONE

1125Lit7.0pHwatereffluent(1845.25Kg)

Centrifuge

REACTIONFLOW

110 Kg 125 Kg

130 Kg

90 Kg 1.25 Kg

325 Kg

938 lit.

625 lit. 150 lit.

200 Kg

1845 Kg

130

Kg

6. 4‐CAP(4‐CHLORO2–AMINOPHENOL)

Process

Take3330KgDMwaterinAutoclave. Charge400KgCausticflakesor830KgCausticlyeunderstirring.Alsocharge665Kg

2.5DCNBslowlywithstirring.Closethemainhole. Startheatingupto145‐148°Candmaintainsametemperaturefor6hrs.Takesample

andcheckmeltingpointandT.L.C. Coolto100°Candreleasepressure. TransferthematerialsinotherM.S.openreactor. Coolto20‐25°Cbyaddingcoolingwater. Filterthebatchinnutchfilterandcentrifugethematerials. Checkthepurityandmoisture. Collecttheeffluent2000Lit.

Hydrogenation

Take2000LitDMwaterinhydrogenatorandchargenitrowetcakeinhydrogenator. AdjustpH12.5to13byaddingcausticlye. NowchargePlatinum/Carboncatalyst. ClosethemainholeandstartpurgeofN2gasforremovalofO2gasuptoNil. StartpurgingofH2gastwotimesforremovalofN2&O2gas.Takepressure5KgofH2

gas. Startstirringandmaintain5kgpressureuptoreductioncompleted. CheckT.L.C.,ifitisokthenfilterthebatchandcollectcatalystforrecycleandreuse. CollectmotherliquorinHDPEreactor.AdjustpHupto4‐4.5byaddingHCl. Filterthemassbynutchfilter,centrifugeit,dryandpackit. Collecttheeffluent1665Lit.

MassBalanceTable:

Input Kgperbatch Output Kgperbatch

Water 5665 4CAP 400

2.5DCNB 665 catalyst 5.5

CausticFlakes 400 Effluent6530Kg(5665

Liter)

PlatinumCatalyst 5.5

HCL 200

TOTAL 6935.5 6935.5

PROCESSFLOWDIAGRAMOF4‐CHLORO–2–AMINOPHENOL

M.S.Autoclave3330LitDMwater

665Kg2.5DCNB

HDPEReactor

Hydrogenator

2000LitDMwater

5.5KgPlatinumcatalyst

H2gas

(240m3H2gas)

3665 LitAlkalineeffluent

With salt (4065 Kg)

400KgFinishproduct4CAP

2000Litwatereffluent (2465Kg)

Filter 5.5KgRecoveredcatalystforreuse

Filter/Centrifuge

HCL200KG

Filter

REACTIONFLOW 

665

3330

400

3665

2000

665

400

200

2465

7. CHLOROXAZONE (5‐CHLORO‐3‐H BENZOOXA‐ZOLONONE) OR5‐CHLORO‐2‐BENZOXAZOLIONE

Process

Take625KgHCLinglasslinereactor.Charge400Kgreal4–CAPwetcakeinglasslinereactorwithstirring.Stirforhalfhour.

Nowadd533KgUrea in glass line reactorwith stirring. Close themainhole ofreactor.

Startheatingslowlyupto100‐101°Cforreflux.Refluxfor5‐6hrsuptoT.L.C.ofsampleshowsok.

CheckthepH,itshouldbe6.0‐6.5. CoolthemasstoR.T. Filterthebatchandcentrifugeit. Collecteffluentwaterquantityof1000Lit(1158Kg).Purification

Take500Kg80%Methanolandchargecrudewetcakewithstirring. Heatupto65‐70°Cforreflux.Add10Kgcarbonandrefluxfor2hrs. Filterthebatchandcollectmotherliquorinotherreactor. Coolthemassto0‐5°C. Nowfilterthemass&centrifugefordrying. Drythematerialsandpack.

MassBalanceTable:

Input Kgperbatch Output Kgperbatch

Real4CAPwetcake 400 CHLOROXAZONE 400

Urea 533 Effluent1158kg(1000

liter)

HCL 625 Carbon 10

Methanol(80%) 500 Methanol (80%) 500

Carbon 10

TOTAL 2068 Total 2068

PROCESSFLOWDIAGRAMOFCHLORZOXAZONE

GlassLineReactor

400KgReal

4‐CAPwetcake

533KgUrea

5 l

Centrifuge/Chilling

S.S.Reactor

500Kg80%Methanol

10KgCarbon

1000 Lit6.5to7.0pH

ff ( )

400KgFinishproductsCHLOROXAZONE

500KgMethanol(80%)recoveredforreuse

Centrifuge

800 kg

Reflux&FilterSolidwaste10Kgcarbon

REACTIONFLOW 

400

533 625

1000 293

500

500

8. 2‐5DichloroPeraPhenyleneDiamine

Process Take1500LitmixsolventinHydrogenator.

Charge300Kg2.5DCPNA&stirringatR.T.

Chargepalladium/carboncatalyst2.1kg.

Closethemainhole&startN2gaspurgeforremovingOxygen.

PurgeH2gasupto5.65kgPressure

Starthydrogenation

Heatupto80–82ºC.

HydrogenationcontinuousuptoH2gasconsumptionnil

Takesample&checkT.L.C.

IfT.L.C.okthanfilterthebatch

Collectfiltrateinotherreactor

Chillupto5–10ºC.

NutchtoC/Fthematerials.Solventfordistillation&reuse.

Drythematerials250kg.&packed

MassBalanceTable:

Input Kgperbatch Output Kgperbatch

Mixsolvent 1500 2.5DCPPD 250

2.5DCPNA 300 catalyst 2.1

Pd/Cocatalyst 2.1 MixSolvent 1477.5

Residue 50

WetScrubber 22.5

TOTAL 1802.1 1802.1

PROCESSFLOWDIAGRAMOF2‐5DICHLOROPERAPHENYLENEDIAMINE

Reactor

1500litmixsolvent

300kg2.5DCPNA

2.1kgPd/Ccatalyst

Chilling/NutchFilter 50KgResidue

1477.5KgMixSolvent

22.5kgwetscrubber

2.1Kg.catalystrecycledorreuse

2.5DCPPD

250Kg

Filter/Centrifuge

REACTIONFLOW 

ANNEXURE–4

ListofRawMaterials

No. Product RawMaterialsQty

PerMonth

1 N‐METHYL–4‐PIPERIDONE

MethylAcryalate 10750Kgs

MonoMethylAmine

(30%SolutioninMethanol)

6075Kgs

SodiumMethoxidePowder 3400Kgs

Chloroform 12000Kgs

D.M.Water 25500Lit

2N‐METHYL–4‐CHLORO–PIPERIDINE

(NMCP)

N‐Methyl–4–Piperdone 2000Kgs

NickleCatalyst 80Kgs

D.M.Water 4800Lits

HydrogenGas 125m3

ThionylChloride 3200Kgs

Toluene 3000Kgs

CausticLye 800Kgs

SodaAsh 600Kgs

Chloroform 2500Kgs

3

D‐7

5‐CHLORO‐1‐(4‐PIPERIDYL)‐2–

BENZIMIDAZOLONONE

N‐Methyl–4‐Piperidone 2250Kgs

EthylChloroFormate 2700Kgs

Toluene 7000Kgs

D.M.Water 70000Lits

AmmonicalMethanol

(15To17%Solution)

2700Kgs

RannyNickleCatalyst 150Kgs

HydrogenGas 1500m3

2,5,DichloroNitroBenzene 2700Kgs

SodaAsh 1500Kg

Urea 1500Kg

Methanol 2000Kgs

CausticLye 6600Kgs

AmmoniumChloride 2400Kgs

HCl 2000Kg

NH3Liq.25%Soln 6000Kg

Carbon 300Kg

NitrogenGas 300m3

4

D‐2

1–(3‐CHLOROPROPYL)‐1‐DIHYDRO‐2‐1‐1‐

BENZIMIDA‐ZOLONE

OrthoPhenyleneDiamine(OPD) 2000Kg

O‐Xylene 4500Kg

MethylAcetoAcetate(MAA) 3000Kg

CausticLye 2550Kg

HCl 6400Kg

N‐Hexane 495Kg

1‐Bromo‐3‐ChloroPropane(BCP) 2800Kg

Tebac(Catalyst) 40Kg

Acetone 2500Kg

D.M.Water 19800Lit

5

DOMPIRIDONE

5‐CHLORO‐1‐(1‐L3‐L2‐OXO‐1‐BENXIMIDAZOLINYL)

PROPYL)‐4‐PIPERIDYL)‐2‐BENZIMIDAZ

D‐2 2640Kg

D‐9 3000Kg

M.I.B.K.(MethylIsoButylKetone) 1000Kg

SodaAsh 2525Kg

AmmoniumChloride 3500Kg

D.M.Water 41000Lit

6

CHLORZOXAZONE

(5‐CHLORO‐3‐HBENZOOXA‐ZOLONONE)

OR5‐CHLORO‐2‐BENZOXAZOLIONE

4‐CAP 10000Kg

HCl 15000Kg

Urea 12792Kg

Methanol 5000Kg

Carbon 240Kg

74‐CAP

(4‐CHLORO2–AMINOPHENOL)

2,5DichloroNitroBenzene(2,5DCNB) 19950Kg

CausticFlakes 12000Kg

D.M.Water 170000Lit

Platinum/CarbonCatalyst 165Kg

HCl 6000Kg

HydrogenGas 6000m3

NitrogenGas 250m3

8 2.5DICHLOROPARAPHENYLENEDIAMINE

MixSolvent 5000Kg

2.5Dichloroparanitroaniline 12000Kg

Pd/Cocatalyst 85Kg

HydrogenGas 3600m3

1. Resourceoptimization/recyclingandreuseenvisagedintheproject,ifany,shouldbebrieflyoutlined.

OurmainrawmaterialsareeasilyavailablefromdevelopmentalcitylikeBaroda,Surat,etc.

2. Availabilityofwateritssource,Energy/powerrequirementandsourceshouldbegiven.

Watersource:Borewell/DMwater(outsource)

Energy/powerrequirement:105HPfromUGVCL

3. Quantityofwastestobegenerated(liquidandsolid)andschemefortheirManagement/disposal.

Solidwastegenerationanddisposal

Sr.no.

Description Category TotalQuantityperMonth

ModeofDisposal

1 Usedoil/SpentOil

5.1 0.1MT Collection,storageandUsewithinpremisesasalubricant/selltoregisteredrecycler

2 DiscardedPlasticBags/

Drums

33.3 0.8MT Collection,storageandreusewithinpremises/selltoapprovedscrapvendor.

3 WasteResidue 28.1 0.4MT Collection,storageandincineratedatauthorizedCHWIFsite.

4 SpentCarbon 28.2 0.3MT Collection,storageandincineratedatauthorizedCHWIFsite.

5 SpentCatalyst 28.2 0.3MT Collected,StoredandsoldtoregisteredRecycler.

6 ETPSludge&MEEresidue

34.3 22.2 MT Collection,storageanddisposalatauthorizedCHWISsite.

WastewatergenerationandDisposalfacility

DETAILSOFEFFLUENTTREATMENTPLANT

LiquidandHazardousWasteGenerationwithestimatequantities;

Sr

NoProduct

Capacity

kg/batch

Batch/month

Quantityof

liquideffluentinlit/batch

Quantityof

liquideffluentinlit/month

Contentsof

liquideffluent

Quantityofresiduesandwastematerials

Inkg/batch

Quantityofresidueinkg/month

Qualityof

residues

1N‐Methyl‐4Piperidone[NMP]

170 25 1020 25500

1020litWater

248kgSodiumsalts

135kg

Methanol

44 1100 Organic

2N‐Methyl4ChloroPiperidone

225 8 650 5200

650litWater

475kgSaltsofSodiumChloride

25 100Distillation

[organic]

10 40 RaniNickel

andSodiumSulfate

3

D‐7

[5‐Chloro‐1(4‐Piperdyl)2

Benzimidazalonone]

1stStage

N‐Carbethoxy225 10 225 2250

225litWater

27kgCausticlye

153kgSaltofEthylChloroform[CH3Cl]

9 180 Distillation

2ndstage.

D4‐(4AminoNCP)750 15 300

Spentcatalyst

3rdStage

D5‐

D5‐DiNitro(4‐(2‐Nitro‐5‐Chloroaniline)NCP

405 10 720 7200720litWater

90kgNaCI

4thStage

Amino(4‐(2‐Amino5Chloroaniline)

300 10 120 1200

120lit/Water

30kgOrganiccompoundsconsisting

9

90

RaniNickel

Organic

(NCP) mainlymethanolandtoluene

6 60

Residue

D‐7

(5CHLORO‐1(4‐Piperidyl)‐2‐Benzaimidazolonone

300 10 2400 24000

2400LitWater

150KgAmmoniumChloride

150kgCaustic

9 90 Carbon

10 1500 15000

1500litWater

120kgSodiumChloride

10 2100 21000

2100litwatercontainingammonia

4

D‐2

1‐(3‐chloropropyl)‐1‐Dihydro‐2‐H‐Benzaimidazolonone

Stage‐1‐D2 300 8 1800 14400

1500lit/water305kgSodiumChloridesalts+TracesofOrganicSaltsof

10 80 Distillation

OrthoXylene+

MethylAcetoAcetate

330 8 720 5760

730litwater293kg(SodiumChloride+NaBr+TracesofAcetone)

2

4

2

16

32

16

Carbon

Organicresi.

Metalcatalyst

5

Dompiridone‐(5Chloro‐1(1‐c3(2OXO‐1‐BENZIMIDAZOLInyl)propyl)‐4piperridyl)‐2‐benzimidazo)

200 25 1266 31650

1266litwater87kgSodaAshSalts

505kgAmmoniumChlorideSalts

64CAP

(4Chloro‐2aminophenol)400 30 3665 91625

3330litwater

400kgCaustic

30 2000 60000

2000litwater

265kgHCL+TracesOfOrganicCompoundsof4

chloro2nitrophenol

7Chlorzoxazone‐2‐(5‐chloro‐3‐H‐Benzooxazolonone)

400 24 1000 240001000kgeffluentmainlyAmmonium

10 240 Carbon

82‐5‐DichloroParaPhenyleneDiamine

250 40 25 1000DistillationResidue

TotalQuantity/Month 328785

EffluentQuantityinlit/day 10960

MaximumEffluentQuantitygenerationinlit/day 13945

TotalResidueinkg/month 3344

MaximumResidueinkg/day 111.46

Say,kg/day 112

Sr

No

Product Quantityofliquideffluentinlit/batch

Contents of liquideffluent

EffluentCharacteristicsbasedonTheoreticalCOD

1 N‐Methyl‐4

Piperidone[NMP]

1020 1020 lit Water

248kgSodium

salts

135kgMethanol

pH7‐8

COD‐200000mg/l

TDS‐ 240000mg/l

2 [N‐Methyl 4Chloro

Piperidone

650 650 lit Water

475kgSaltsof

SodiumChloride

andSodiumSulfate

pH> 8

TDS‐700000mg/l

3 D‐7

[5‐Chloro‐1(4‐

Piperdyl)2

Benzimidazalonone]

1stStage

N‐Carbethoxy

225 225 lit Water

27kgCausticlye

153kgSaltofEthyl

Chloroform

[CH3Cl]

pH>9

COD‐768000mg/l

2ndStage

D4–(4AminoNCP)

3rdStage

D5‐

D5‐DiNitro

(4‐(2‐Nitro‐5

Chloroaniline) NCP

720 720 lit Water

90kgNaCI

pH6‐7

TDS‐ 125000mg/l

4th Stage 120 120 lit/ Water pH6‐7

Sr

No

Product Quantityofliquideffluentinlit/batch

Contents of liquideffluent

EffluentCharacteristicsbasedonTheoreticalCOD

Amino

(4‐(2‐Amino5

Chloroaniline) (NCP)

30 kg Organic

compounds

consistingmainly

methanoland

toluene

COD‐538000mg/l

D‐7

(5CHLOR0‐1(4‐

Piperidyl)‐2‐

Benzaimidazolonone)

2400 2400 lit Water

150kgAmmonium

Chloride

150kgCaustic

pH>9

Ammonicalnitrogen ‐

30000mg/l

1500 1500 lit Water

120kgSodium

Chloride

pH8‐9

TDS‐80000mg/l

2100 2100 lit Water

containing

Ammonia

pH>9

Ammonia‐70000mg/l

4 D‐2

1‐(3‐Chloropropyl)‐1‐Dihydro‐2‐H‐

Benzaimidazolonone

Stage‐1‐D2 1800 1800 lit/ Water

305kgSodium

Chloridesalts

+TracesofOrganic

Saltsof

Ortho Xylene

pH7‐8

COD‐20000mg/l

TDS‐200000mg/l

Sr

No

Product Quantityofliquideffluentinlit/batch

Contents of liquideffluent

EffluentCharacteristicsbasedonTheoreticalCOD

+

MethylAceto

Acetate

720 720 lit Water

293kg(Sodium

Chloride+NaBr

+traces ofAcetone)

pH7‐8

COD‐20000mg/l

TDS‐400000mg/l

5 Dompiridone‐(5

Chloro‐1(1‐C3‐

(20X0‐1‐

Benzimidazolinyl)Propyl)‐4Piperidyl)‐2‐

Benzimidazo)

1266 1266 lit Water

87kgSodaAsh

Salts

505kgAmmonium

ChlorideSalts

pH8‐9

AmmonicalNitrogen‐150000mg/l

TDS‐70000mg/l

6 4CAP

(4Chloro‐

2Aminophenol)

3665 3665 lit Water

400kgCaustic

pH‐>10

2000 2000 lit Water

265kgHCI+

TracesofOrganic

Compoundsof 4

Chloro2

Nitroohenol

pH‐Acidic

COD‐20000mg/l

Phenol‐50mg/l

7 Chlorzoxazone‐

2‐(SChloro‐3‐H‐

Benzooxazolonone)

1000 1000 kg effluent

mainly Ammonium

Chloride

pH>9

AmmonicalNitrogen‐

20000mg/l

Sr

No

Product Quantityofliquideffluentinlit/batch

Contents of liquideffluent

EffluentCharacteristicsbasedonTheoreticalCOD

8 2‐5DichloroPara

PhenyleneDiamine

SegregationofeffluentStreams:

Sr

NoProduct

Quantityof

liquideffluentinlit/batch

EffluentCharacteristicsbasedonTheoreticalCOD

EffluentquantityforMEE

EffluentquantityforairstrippingofAmmonia

EffluentquantitytoeffluentTreatmentPlant

11N‐Methyl‐4Piperidone[NMP]

1020

pH7‐8

COD‐200000mg/l

TDS–240000mg/l

1020 ‐ ‐

2N‐Methyl4ChloroPiperidone

650pH>8

TDS‐700000mg/l‐ ‐ 650

3

D‐7

[5‐Chloro‐1(4‐Piperdyl)2

Benzimidazalonone]

41stStage

N‐Carbethoxy225

pH>9

TDS‐768000mg/l

225 ‐ ‐

52ndstage.

D4‐(4AminoNCP)

6

3rdStage

D5‐

D5‐DiNitro(4‐(2‐Nitro‐5‐Chloroaniline)NCP

720pH6‐7

TDS‐125000mg/l‐ ‐ 720

7

4thStage

Amino(4‐(2‐Amino5Chloroaniline)

(NCP)

120pH6‐7

TDS‐538000mg/l 120 ‐ ‐

D‐7

(5CHLORO‐1(4‐Piperidyl)‐2‐

2400pH>9

Ammonicalnitrogen‐30000

‐ 2400 ‐

Benzaimidazolonone mg/l

1500pH8‐9

TDS‐80000mg/l ‐ ‐ 1500

2100

pH>9

Ammonia‐70000mg/l

‐ 2100 ‐

4

D‐2

1‐(3‐chloropropyl)‐1‐Dihydro‐2‐H‐Benzaimidazolonone

 

Stage‐1‐D2 1800

pH7‐8

COD‐20000mg/l

TDS‐200000mg/l

‐ ‐ 1800

720

pH7‐8

COD‐20000mg/l

TDS‐400000mg/l 

‐ ‐ 720

5

Dompiridone‐(5Chloro‐1(1‐c3(2OXO‐1‐Benzimidazolinyl)propyl)‐4piperridyl)‐2‐benzimidazo)

1266

pH8‐9

AmmonicalNitrogen‐150000mg/l

TDS‐70000mg/l

‐ 1266 ‐

64CAP

(4 Chloro‐2aminophenol) 3665 pH>10  ‐ ‐ 3665

2000

pH‐Acidic

COD‐20000mg/l

Phenol‐50mg/l

 

‐ ‐ 2000

7 Chlorzoxazone‐2‐(5‐chloro‐3‐H‐

1000pH>9

AmmonicalNitrogen

‐ 1000 ‐

Benzooxazolonone) 20000mg/l

82‐5‐DichloroParaPhenyleneDiamine

TotalEffluentQuantity 1365 6766 11055

.

DescriptionofETPProcess

TheWastewaterfromtheprocesswillbedividedintothreestreams:

1) HighCODstream2) StreamwithhighAmmonicalNitrogen3) OtherEffluents‐LowCODStream(Biodegradable)

ThestreamwithhighCODwillbetreatedinMultiEffectEvaporatorfollowedbyATFD.

TheStreamwithhighAmmonicalNitrogenwillbepassedthroughAmmoniastripper.Thenitwillbeaddedwiththeothereffluentstream.

Theothereffluent(lowCODstream)Streamwillbegivencompletetreatmentasfollows:

Firstofall,theeffluentisgivenPrimarytreatment. Theeffluentwillbecollectedinacollectiontank. ThenitwillbepassedthroughOil&GreaseremovalTankfromwhereOilwill

becollectedinDrums. ThentheeffluentwillbegivenLime‐AlumtreatmentinNeutralizationcum

EqualizationTankwhichwillbefollowedbyPrimarySettlingTankforchemicalsludgeremoval.

Afterthis,BiologicaltreatmentwillbegivenbymeansofAerationTankwheremicrobeswillconsumetheCOD.

Thiswillbefollowedbysecondarysettlingtankwherebiologicalsludgewillberemoved.

NowthistreatedeffluentwillbecollectedinTreatedeffluentsumpfromitwillbegiventertiarytreatment.

ThetreatedeffluentwillbepassedthroughPressureSandFilterandActivatedCarbonFilterandcollectedinTreatedWaterSump.

Fromthere,thewaterwillbegivenpretreatmentforReverseOsmosisinformofUltrafiltration.

FinallythiswaterwillbetreatedbyReverseOsmosisplantintwostageandreusedinGardening,BoilerandCoolingTower.

ThehighTDSRejectwaterfromUltrafiltration&ReverseOsmosisPlantwillbesenttoMultiEffectEvaporatorfordistillation.HighConcentratedslurryfromMEEwilbefurthersolidifiedinATFD&disposedofftoCHWIS.

ETPProcess

4. Schematic representations of the feasibility drawing which give

informationofEIApurpose.

The acceptability of the S.O.1533 for the expansion project was explored byconsidering different possibilities & provision made in the said notification.Consideringtheproducts&project’slocationoftheproposedExpansionproject,It is notified that the proposed project falls under Category 5(f)”B” of thescheduleofEIAnotificationanditsamendments.

Aspertheprovisionsofthenotification,itisnecessarytogetEnvironmentalClearancebyapplyingtoMoEForSPCB,alongwiththeEnvironmentalImpactAssessmentreportfortheexpansionprojectpriortocommissioningoftheexpansionactivities.ThereforetheEIAisrequiredtoconduct.

4. SiteAnalysis

(i) Connectivity.

NearestRailway

stationMehasana 7Km

NearestAirport Mehasana 12Km

NearestStatehighway SH56 0.86Km

(ii) LandForm,LanduseandLandownership.

Fig:1Landusepattern

(iii) Topography(alongwithmap).

Fig:2LegendrymapofSurendranagardistrict

Project site

(iv) Existinglandusepattern.

Existinglandusepatternshowninfigno:1

(v) ExistingInfrastructure.

(1) Nearestrailwaystation:JagudanRailwaystationis0.66KminNWdirectionfromtheprojectsite

(2) NearestHighway:statehighway41is0.86kminWdirectionfromtheprojectsite.

(3) NearestAirport:Ahmedabadis53.5kminSSEdirectionfromtheprojectsite.(4) Power:105HPfromUttarGujaratVijCompanylimited.(5) Water:SourceofthewaterisGroundwater?DMwater(outsource)(6) Basicamenities:

Educationalfacility:‐ GujaratPolytechnicis0.42kminwestdirectionfromtheprojectsite.

Hotel:TheHolidayInnis4.0kmawayinSouthdirectionfromtheprojectsite.

PostOffice:‐Postoffice,Saylais1.2kmawayfromtheprojectsite.

Hospital:‐Saylais1.5kmawayfromtheprojectsite.

(vi) SoilclassificationofdistrictMahesana

DominantlytheSoilsareverydeep,welldrainedandfineandmediumtextured.They

areslightlyalkaline,slighttostrongsaline.SoildepthinUttarGujaratiswelldistributed

in two parts. The Soils in western side are dominantly very deep followed by

moderately deep and in eastern part soils are dominantly shallow followed by

moderately shallow. The Soils in Mehsana District is dominantly distributed to very

deepsoildepthclassfollowedbyshallowdepthmoderatelydeepsoilarealsoobserved,

Soil salinity in Uttar Gujarat varies from slight to strong salinity class. In Mehsana

Districtsoilsalinitybelongstoslighttomoderate.

(vii) Climaticdatafromsecondarysources.

MonthAirTemperature,°C Humidity,% MeanWind

Speed,

Km/hr.

Predominating

Wind

DirectionMax. Min. Max. Min.

July2013 37 22.2 98 48 7 SW

August2013 34.2 23.5 98 56 8 SW

September2013 38.4 23.3 100 40 7 NW

October2013 36 17.4 98 26 4 N

November2013 35.8 12.8 91 24 5 NE

December2013 32 8.3 97 23 5 N

January2014 30.7 7 96 20 7 NE

February2014 33.6 7.8 91 17 5 NE/NW

March2014 38.7 12.4 87 14 5 WNW

April2014 43.2 19.4 83 16 5 WNW

May2014 44.5 24.4 82 12 7 SW

June2014 45 27.5 81 22 11 SW

5. PlanningBrief

(i) PlanningConcept(typeofindustries,facilitiestransportationetc)Town

andCountryPlanning/DevelopmentauthorityClassification.

Total available area is6779 sq.meteroutof it 2873 sq.meter areawill be

providedasagreenbeltarea.

(ii) PopulationProjection

In 2011,Mahesana had population of 2,035,064 ofwhichmale and femalewere1,056,520 and978,544 respectively. In 2001 census,Mahesanahad apopulation of 1,837,892 of which males were 953,842 and remaining884,050werefemales.STherewaschangeof10.73percentinthepopulationcompared to population as per 2001. Average literacy rate ofMahesana in

2011 were 83.61 compared to 75.22 of 2001. If things are looked out atgender wise, male and female literacy were 91.39 and 75.32 respectively.With regards to Sex Ratio in Mahesana, it stood at 926 per 1000 malecomparedto2001censusfigureof927.

(iii) Landuseplanning(breakupalongwithgreenbeltetc).

1 BuiltUpArea 1960Sq.mt

2 Greenbeltarea 2873Sq.mt

3 Open/Roadarea 1946Sq.mt

TotalArea 6779Sq.mt

(iv) AssessmentofInfrastructureDemand(Physical&Social).

SuperSpecialtyandmodernhealth facilitiesandmedical storesareneeded

around.

(v) Amenities/Facilities.

Industrywillprovide2.5%oftotalprofitforCSRactivity.

6. ProposedInfrastructure

(i) IndustrialArea

Industrywillprovide3232squaremetersbuiltupareaforindustrialprocess

activity.Whichprovideall needed facility includingproperventilation, safe

handlingsystem,etc.

(ii) ResidentialArea

Industrywill notprovide laborquarter for their laborsbutwill provide all

basicfacilitiestothem.

(iii) GreenBelt.

5342 sq. meter area will be proposed for greenbelt development. Approx

3000sq.mtareawillbeproposedfortreecoverarea(approx400trees).

(iv) SocialInfrastructure.

ThePPproposesthefollowingsocial infrastructurefacilitieswithin10.0kmperipheryoftheproposedproject.

EducationFacilities:‐Many Facilities for village schools like game kits,drawing kits, table‐chairs; school construction (classroom/toilet/schoolboundary),ceilingfans/coolersorbooksforschoollibraryareproposed.

Health Facilities:‐The PP proposes to provide assistance to existing

healthfacilitiesinNearestHospital,forimprovementinhealthfacilitiesorservices.

(v) Connectivity

ThenearestTown isMehsana inN‐direction.Approachingroadstatehighway

no56is3.5kmawayfromtheprojectsite.

(vi) DrinkingWaterManagement

0.1 KL/DaywaterwillbeusedfordrinkingPurpose.Sourceofdrinkingwaterwillbeborewell.

(vii) SewerageSystem.

Domesticwastewater0.9KL/daywillbetreateddisposedinsoakpitviaseptic

Tank.

(viii) IndustrialWasteManagement.

14.24KL/daywastewaterwillbegeneratedfromtheprocessactivity.Itwill

betreatedineffluenttreatmentplantandmaintainZerodischarge.

(ix) SolidWasteManagement

Used oil, ETP waste & MEE Residue, discarded bags are the main solid

hazardouswastegeneratedfromtheproposedunit.Usedoilwillbesendto

registerrecycler,ETPsludge&MEEResiduewillcollectedfromsludgedrying

bed,storedintosolidwastestorageareaanddisposedtoauthorizedCHWIS.

Discarded bags will be sold to approve vendor. Spent carbon and Waste

residuewillbesenttoauthorizedCHWIFforIncineration.

(x) PowerRequirement&Supply/source

105HPfromUGVCL.

7. ProjectSchedule&CostEstimates

(i) Likelydateofstartofconstructionandlikelydateofcompletion

Startconstructionwork:1stweekofJune,2017

Completionofconstructionwork:September,2017

(ii) Estimatedprojectcostalongwithanalysisintermsofeconomicviabilityofthe

project.

TotalprojectcostofProjectisaround9crores.


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