neo ec compliance report april-21 to september-21

Compliance report of Environmental Clearance File No. SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/173/2013

Dated .05/07/2013, April-2021 to September-2021

. Name of product / by-productCapacity inMT/Month As on Actual MT/Month Remarks

1 Ethylation and Propoylation Products

1500

Complied

Production (MT)

Month

2-Methyl,6-EthylAniline(MEA)

2,6 -DiethylAniline(DEA)

4- Methyl2-6 DiethylAniline(DEMA)

TotalEthylation

andPropoylati

onProducts

April 2021 314.5 0 0 314.5

May 2021 994 0 0 994

June 2021 364.5 110.5 0 475

July 2021 561.5 44.5 0 606

August2021 776 0 0 776

September2021 0 0 236 236

Remarks;-All the six months production is under the consentedquantity.Unit has not produce 3- Methyl 2-6 Diethyl Aniline, IsopropylAniline and 2, 6 Diisopropyl Aniline, 2- Methyl-6-IsopropylAniline and 4- Methyl 2,-6 Diisopropyl Aniline During April -2021 to September - 2021

The unit has concluded production activities under theconsented quantity of 1500 MT/Month.

CCA copy isattached asAnnexure 2.

The unit hasapplied for

CTOamendment forinclusion ofTFH @ 20 Lkilo calories.

The unit ishaving a validEC for sameattached asAnnexure 1

ECExtension &amendmentNo.SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/16

39/2020dated

31/12/2020

[2- Methyl 6- Ethyl Aniline

2,6- Diethyl Aniline

3- Methyl 2-6 Diethyl Aniline

4-Methyl 2-6 Diethyl Aniline

Isopropyl Aniline and 2, 6 Diisopropyl Aniline

2- Methyl-6-Isopropyl Aniline

4- Methyl 2,-6 Diisopropyl Aniline]

2 Hydrogenated Products

500 NIL

Presently theunit is notdoing theHydrogenation process.The unit hasconvertedpartial EC toCCA.CCA for thisgroup was nottaken. CCAcopy isattached inAnnexure 2

[Ortho Toluidine

Chloro Aniline

DiChloro Aniline

TriChloroAniline

Ortho Phenylene Diamine

Phenylene Diamine

3,4 Diamino Diphenyl Ether

4,4 Diamino Diphenyl Ether]

3 Chlorination Products

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NILMonochloro Benzene 1250

Ortho Dichlorobenzene 800

Para Dichloro Benzene 1200

4Calcium Chloride (90% basis)* or HCL(30%)

2416.54 or4844.22 --

5

Al(OH)3 or Al2O3

122.1 or 79.65

Month Aluminium Hydroxide(Al(OH)3) (MT)

April 2021 171.06

May 2021 503.53

June 2021 361.03

July 2021 305.08

August 2021 407.78

September 2021 370.80

AluminiumhydroxideQuantityrevised to12168

MT/Annum asper CCA No.AWH-108738.

6 HF 19.5 0 EC notconverted into

CCA.CCA copy isattached asAnnexure 2

7

H3BO3 20.25 0

Total

7785.94MT/Month

or10256.07MT/Month

Average production of 566.92 MT/Month in the complianceperiod(April 2021 to September 2021).

Production iswell within the

limit.CCA convertedto Ethylation &PropylationGroup for

1500MT/Monthonly.

CCA Attached asAnnexure 2

Sr. No. EC conditions Compliance status

1 EC Condition as per EC 2013.

Fresh water requirement shall notexceed 614.6 KL/day and it shallbe met by water supply of theDahej SEZ. Metering of watershall be done and record of dailywater consumption shall bemaintained. No ground watershall be used for the project.

As per Amended EC No.SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/547/2019,dated 10-04-2019 & ConditionNo. 1

Total water requirement for theproject shall not exceed 1186.5KLD. Unit shall reuse 171.5 KLDof wastewater. Hence fresh waterrequirement shall not exceed1186.5 KLD and it shall be metby the water supply system of theDahej SEZ. Metering shall bedone and records of daily waterconsumption shall be maintained.No ground water shall be used forthe project. Prior permission fromthe concerned authority shall beobtained for withdrawal of water

Compiled.

The Unit has got water supply permission from Dahej GIDC vide letter no.GIDC/BRH/WS/730. The copy of the permission letter of GIDC is attached asAnnexure 4

The tabular data below indicate that unit has not exceeded the prescribed limit for waterconsumption i.e. 1186.5 KLD. Metering facilities have been provided at the flowmeterand the records are maintained for water consumption. The water bills are verified onthe site. No borewell is seen on the project premises which infers that the unit is notusing ground water.The data of the last six month of water consumption as per GIDC bill is given in thefollowing table. And also attached as Annexure 5

ParticularUnit

April 2021 May 2021 June 2021 July 2021 August 2021September

2021

FreshWater

Consumptions

TotalKL/Month 5338 6430 5109 6180 6419 6142

AVERAGEKLD

179.93 207.42 170.30 199.36 207.07 204.73

MAXIMUM

KLD 430 396 343 411 955 408

MINIMUMKLD 31 0 0 0 0 0

RecycledWater (ROPermeate +MEECondensate)Consumptions

TotalKL/Month 903.5 812.4 888.8 826.2 911.3 1432

AVERAGEKLD

30.1 26.2 26.2 26.7 29.4 47.7

MAXIMUM

KLD 65 77.1 82.2 60.4 68 81.5

MINIMUMKLD 0 4.9 0 0 0 0

The above table infers that water consumption is within the prescribed limit. In additionto this, the unit is also maintaining a logbook for the water consumption day-to-daybasis. Photographs of the same are provided below:

In view of the information furnished by the PP and as per site observationsnoted above, the stipulated condition is considered as complied w.r.t. said sitevisit.

2 EC Condition as per EC 2013.Industrial effluent generation shallnot exceed 86.85 KL/day whereasdomestic wastewater generationshall not exceed 7 KL/day.

As per Amended EC No.SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/547/2019,dated 10-04-2019 & condition no2.

Industrial effluent generation shallnot exceed 165.85 KLD whereasdomestic wastewater generationshall not exceed 7 KLD.

Complied

As informed the Industrial effluent generation has not exceeded 165.85 KLD whereasdomestic wastewater generation has not exceeded 7 KLD. The total average of last sixmonth data has been given in the table below:

MONTH

Industrial Effluent generation Domestic Waste Water generation

KL/Month Average KL/Day KL/Month Average KL/Day

-- Limit: 165.85 KLD -- Limit: 7 KLD

April 2021 1155.5 38.52 145 4.8

May 2021 1085 35 154 4.9

June 2021 1160.2 38.67 159 5.3

July 2021 1162.5 37.5 141 4.5

August 2021 1243.6 40.12 132 4.2

September 2021 1830.3 61.01 124 4.1

The above table infers that the Industrial and domestic water generation is wellwithin the limit. The data for the same is maintained in printed log sheets. A sampleof same is placed below:

In view of the information furnished by the PP and as per site observationsnoted above, the stipulated condition is considered as complied w.r.t. saidsite visit.

3 Effluent to the tune of 25.85 KL/day(16.45 KL/day of process andwashing effluent after solventrecovery by distillation, 2.4 KL/dayof scrubber effluent and 7 KL/dayof domestic wastewater) shall betreated in the ETP comprising ofprimary, secondary and tertiarytreatment facilities.

Complied.

The unit is the Zero liquid discharge unit. The average daily generation of industrialeffluent for the monitoring period is 07.58 m3/day. The effluent coming from variousplants are collected and treated in ETP consists of :

Primary Treatment: Stripper, 3 layer separation tank, Equalization tank, Flash Mixer(Coagulation), Flocculation Tank, Lamella Settler

Secondary Treatment: Aeration Feed Tank, Aeration Tank, Secondary Clarifier

Tertiary Treatment: RO, MEE & ATFD.

And further treatment in RO followed by MEE. The details of wastewater generationare given below:

Details of wastewaterParticular Unit April 2021 May 2021 June 2021 July 2021 August 2021 September

2021

EffluentGeneration

Fromprocess andwashing(16.45KLD)

TotalKL/Month 140.5 216 230.2 283.5 123.6 391.3

AverageKLD 4.68 6.97 7.67 9.15 3.99 9.27

MaximumKLD 6.2 7.6 7.9 9.6 4.8 10.2

MinimumKLD 0 0.0 0.7 0.6 0 5.9

EffluentGeneration

FromScrubber

(2.4 KLD)

TotalKL/Month

0 0 0 0 0 22.8

AverageKLD 0 0 0 0 0 0.76

MaximumKLD 0 0 0 0 0 2.1

MinimumKLD 0 0 0 0 0 0

EffluentGeneration

FromDomestic(7 KLD)

TotalKL/Month 145 154 159 141 132 124

AverageKLD 4.8 4.9 5.3 4.5 4.2 4.1

MaximumKLD 5.9 6.1 6.2 5.4 5.2 5.3

MinimumKLD 3.2 3.6 3.4 3.9 3.1 3.5

* The scrubber unload is generated at a long interval due to very less scrubbing gasgenerated from the process.

Particular Unit April 2021 May 2021 June 2021 July 2021 August2021

September2021

ETPInlet

Quality

pH

Avg 7.5 7.6 6.8 7.1 7.9 7.6

Max 8.8 8.6 8.4 10.7 9.7 9.2

Min 5.9 6.4 4.4 5.1 5.3 6.3

TDSmg/l

Avg 7269.7 7131.8 4116.7 2381.6 5962.4 5512.7

Max 19320 21900 19152 7150 27700 11253

Min 402 1838 106 83 1206 1435

CODmg/l

Avg 8960 7640 8820 9130 7490 6550

Max 12404 12450 11396 12954 10864 11882

Min 3672 2794 3512 2640 1534 2950

ETPOutlet(to ROfeed)Quality

pH

Avg 7.2 7.6 7.4 7.7 7.3 7.5

Max 8.3 8.1 8.5 8.2 8.4 8.3

Min 6.6 6.5 7.0 6.6 6.9 6.7

TDSmg/l

Avg 7681.3 5678.4 5095.3 4487.4 7750 7855.8

Max 8990 7510 5970 4870 8480 9370

Min 840 4430 4390 4110 4530 7020

CODmg/l

Avg 215 230 245 220 210 218

Max 245 260 275 235 249 230

Min 200 220 221 226 180 200

ROPermeat

eQuality

pH

Avg 6.6 7.1 6.7 6.9 6.8 6.9

Max 6.8 7.8 6.9 7.4 7.2 6.9

Min 6.5 6.8 6.6 6.6 6.7 6.4

TDSmg/l

Avg 114.5 177.5 196.5 138 147 65.2

Max 147 274 369 260 264 103.4

Min 82 81 24 16 30 27

CODmg/l

Avg 25 20 32 29 20 16

Max 53 33 89 89 48 28

Min 0 10 8 4 8 10

Domestic Effluent is being treated in STP and treated water is being used forGardening /cooling tower for that the unit has obtained CTO No. AWH-112729,vide outward number 592461.

The quality of treated water has found to be within the prescribed limit.

In view of the information furnished by the PP and as per site observationsnoted above, the stipulated condition is considered as complied w.r.t. saidsite visit.


25.85 KL/day of treated effluentfrom ETP, 20 KL/day of D.Mgeneration effluent, 13 KL/day ofboiler blow-down and 35 KL/day ofcooling tower blow-down; i.e total93.85 KL/day of effluent shall bepassed through RO system. ROpermeate water to the tune of 70.35KL/day shall be reused in coolingtower whereas RO reject water tothe tune of 23.5 KL/day shall beevaporated completely with the helpof MEE. Hence, there shall be noeffluent discharge from the unit.

As per Amended EC#SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/547/2019

Complied

Particular Unit April 2021 May 2021 June 2021 July 2021August2021

September2021 Particular

TreatedEffluentfrom ETP(25.85KLD)

TotalKL/Month 348 389 543 422 433 678

TreatedEffluentfrom ETP

AverageKLD 11.60 12.55 18.10 13.61 13.97 22.60

MaximumKLD 21 24 26 24 24 29


Effluentfrom DMPlant

(50 KLD)

TotalKL/Month 560 591 589 683 684 813 Effluent

from DMPlantAverage

KLD 18.67 19.07 19.63 22.03 22.07 27.10

dated 10-04-2019 & condition no.4.

25.85 KLD of treated effluent fromETP, 50 KLD of DM generationeffluent, 62 KLD of boiler blowdown and 35 KLD of cooling towerblowdown i.e. Total 165.85 KLD ofeffluent shall be passed through ROsystem (Cap. 150 KLD + 60 KLD)and MEE (Cap. 60 KLD). ROPermeate (129 KLD) and MEEcondensate (42.5 KLD) water to thetune of 171.5 KLD shall be reusedin cooling tower. Hence there shallbe no effluent discharge from theunit.

MaximumKLD 58.0 67 44 55 47 71


EffluentfromBoiler

Blowdown(62 KLD)

TotalKL/Month 110 88 56 52 44 47

EffluentfromBoiler

Blowdown

AverageKLD 3.67 2.84 1.9 1.7 1.4 1.6

MaximumKLD 41 20 10 12 7.0 12


Effluentfrom

CoolingTower

Blowdown(35 KLD)

TotalKL/Month 294 138 239 101 351 512

Effluentfrom

CoolingTower

Blowdown

AverageKLD 9.8 4.5 8 3.3 11.3 17.1

MaximumKLD 68 66 43 30 68 62


TotalIndustrialEffluent

TotalKL/Month 140.5 216.0 230.2 101 351 391.3

TotalIndustrialEffluent

AverageKLD 4.7 7.0 19.1 3.3 11.3 13

MaximumKLD 22.8 27.5 7.7 30 68 68

MinimumKLD 0 0 0.7 0 0 0

Feed toRO

TotalKL/Month 771 702 723 609 660 926

Feed toRO

AverageKLD 27 24 25 21 23 32

MaximumKLD 41 40 33 40 36 43


ROPermeateto CoolingTower

TotalKL/Month 1242 972 1116 984 1194 1533

ROPermeateto CoolingTower

AverageKLD 41 31 37 32 39 51

MaximumKLD 85 60.7 67 82 70 100


RO Rejectto MEE

TotalKL/Month 188 163 182 193 251 248

RO Rejectto MEE

AverageKLD 6 5 6 6 8 8

MaximumKLD 12 14 13 17 16 19


MEECondensat

e toCoolingTower

TotalKL/Month 240.53 225 191 136.2 110 330

MEECondensat

e toCoolingTower

AverageKLD 8.02 7.26 6.37 4.39 3.55 11

MaximumKLD 34 26 27 20.2 30 32


TotalWater

Recycledto CoolingTower

TotalKL/Month 1482.52 1197 1307 1120 1304 1863

TotalWater

Recycledto CoolingTower

AverageKLD 49.42 38.61 43.57 36.13 42.07 61.1

MaximumKLD 85 60.7 67 82 70 100


ETP: 60 KLDRO(for utility & after ETP Treatment)- Utility RO: 150 KLD- HPRO: 50 KLD- SPRO: 200 KLD- Chemical RO: 60 KLDMEE Capacity: 60 KLDAll the parameters are within the prescribed limit.

In view of the information furnished by the PP and as per site observationsnoted above, it has ascertained that the unit is following ZLD, thus thestipulated condition is considered as complied w.r.t. said site visit.

5 Condensate water from MEE shallbe completely reused in coolingtowers.

Complied.The unit is completely reusing condensate water from MEE in the cooling tower.

Particular Unit April 2021 May 2021 June 2021 July 2021 August 2021September

2021

MEECondensateto CoolingTower

TotalKL/Month 240.53 225 191 136.2 110 330

AverageKLD 8.02 7.26 6.37 4.39 3.55 11

MaximumKLD 34 26 27 20.2 30 32


In view of the information furnished by the PP and as per records notedabove the stipulated condition is considered as complied w.r.t. said site visit.

6 The unit shall provide adequate ETPconsisting of primary, secondary &tertiary treatment facilities, RO plantand MEE for treatment and disposalof wastewater. These facilities shallbe operated regularly and efficientlyso as to achieve and maintain zerodischarge status.

Complied.The unit has provided adequate ETP for primary treatment like Lamella, FlashMixture, Flocculator, in secondary treatment aeration tank and clarifier, etc. Furthertreatment in RO followed by MEE to achieve Zero Liquid Discharge.

Capacity of ETP, MEE and RO plants are given as below:ETP: 60 KLDRO(for utility & after ETP Treatment)- Utility RO: 150 KLD- HPRO: 50 KLD- SPRO: 200 KLD- Chemical RO: 60 KLDMEE Capacity: 60 KLD

In view of the information furnished above in point 3-5 and as per siteobservations it has ascertained that the unit is following ZLD, thus thestipulated condition is considered as complied w.r.t. said site visit.

7 The unit shall not get GIDCunderground drainage connectionand strictly adhere to the zerodischarge status.

Complied.

Being a ZLD unit, no effluent is sent to the GIDC drain. The certificate(undertaking)for disconnection of drainage connection issued by concerned authority on18/04/2016 is attached as Annexure-6.

Unit has obtained EC #SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/547/2019 dated 10-04-2019. Unit hasobtained CTO AWH 112729 dated 15-06-2021 for ZLD.

In view of the information furnished by the PP and as per records found atsite the stipulated condition is considered as complied w.r.t. said site visit.

8 The unit shall provide a meteringfacility, maintain records of effluenttreated, reused & evaporated andfurnish it to the GPCB from time totime.

Complied.

Magnetic flow meters are provided and records are maintained for effluent treated,reused & evaporated. The unit is submitting the data as a monthly patrak & along witha hard copy for the same in GPCB.

Month Effluent Generation Recycle in

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Process + Utility( KL)

Cooling Tower(KL)

April 2021 1155.5 1482.52

May 2021 1085 1197

June 2021 1160.2 1307

July 2021 1162.5 1120

August 2021 1243.6 1304

Sept 2021 1830.3 1863

The details has already provided at point number 4. In view of the informationfurnished by the PP and as per records the stipulated condition is consideredas complied w.r.t. said site visit.

9 Proper logbook of ETP, RO plantand MEE operations and alsoshowing chemical consumption,power consumption, quantities ofeffluent treated, reused, evaporatedreused etc. Shall be maintained andfurnished to the GPCB from time totime.

Complied.

The unit is maintaining the logbook of ETP, RO plant and MEE operations andchemical consumption, power consumption, quantities of effluent treated, reused,evaporated reused etc. and the same has verified on the site. For that the unit issubmitting the data as monthly patrak in GPCB XGN.

In view of the information furnished by the PP and as per records notedabove the stipulated condition is considered as complied w.r.t. said site visit.

10 Regular performance evaluation ofthe ETP shall be undertaken everyyear to check its adequacy, throughcredible institutes like L.D.Collegeof Engineering, NPC or such otherinstitutes of similar repute, and itsrecords shall be maintained.

Complied.

Performance evaluation of ETP has been taken through Pacific School ofEngineering, Surat. Report for same is attached as Annexure-7.

11 The unit shall join and participatefinancially and technically for anycommon environmental facility /infrastructure as and when the sameis taken up either by the GIDC orGPCB or any such authority createdfor this purpose by the Govt. /GIDC.

Complied.

The unit has agreed to join and participate financially and technically for anycommon environmental facility / infrastructure as and when the same is taken upeither by the GIDC or GPCB or any such authority created for this purpose by theGovt. / GIDC.


Natural gas to the tune of 2000Kg/Hr, 187.5 Kg/Hr & 5 Kg/Hrshall be used as a fuel in boiler-1 (20TPH), Thermic Fluid Heater &flaring respectively.


Natural gas to the tune of 187.5

Complied

Unit has used Natural gas as a fuel in Thermic Fluid Heater & Flaring respectively. Thedata of the last six months are given in the following table.

Natural Gas Consumption (kg/hr)

Month Total Consumption(kg/Month)

Thermic Fluid Heater(kg/Hr.)

Flare(kg/Hr.)

Others (canteen)(kg/Hr.)

April 2021 11348.0 13.540 0.5 1.72

May 2021 39569.0 47.214 0.5 5.47

June 2021 23319.0 27.824 0.5 4.06

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Kg/Hr & 5 Kg/Hr shall be used as afuel in Thermic Fluid Heater &Flaring respectively.

July 2021 33928.3 40.483 0.5 4.62

August 2021 31985.67 38.165 0.5 4.33

September 2021 31346 37.402 0.5 5.63

In order to use clean fuel for all of our operations, for preparation of food incanteen, Natural gas is being used.

The data indicate that the uses of the fuel are under the limits prescribed bySEIAA. No condition has been prescribed for the amount of gas used in thecanteen.

In view of the information furnished by the PP and as per records notedabove the stipulated condition is considered as complied.

13 Diesel to the tune of 270 Lit/Hr shallbe used as a fuel in each of theD.G.Set (1000 KVA x 2 no.).

Complied.

The unit has installed three DG sets(1000 KVA x 2 & 1500 KVA x 1) as per theCCA No. AWH-112729, dated 15/06/2021. Records of diesel consumption month-wise given as below:

MonthTotal

Diesel Consumption(Litre/Month)

Diesel Consumption (Litre/Hr)

Limit As per EC 270 Lit/Hr.,After, As per CCA 840 Lit/hr

April 2021 100.6 0.1

May 2021 384.6 0.5

June 2021 168.5 0.2

July 2021 120.7 0.2

August 2021 108.1 0.1

Sept 2021 104.68 0.1

The report indicated that diesel consumption were under the prescribed limit.

In view of the information furnished by the PP and as per records notedabove the stipulated condition is considered as complied.

14 EC Condition as per EC 2013.Coal to the tune of 3333.3 Kg/Hr,200 Kg/Hr & 200 Kg/Hr. Shall beused as a fuel in Boiler-2 (20 TPH),CaCO3 Drier & Ethylation Furnacerespectively.


Coal to the tune of 3333.3 Kg/Hr,12917 Kg/Hr, 200 Kg/Hr & 200Kg/Hr shall be used as a fuel in 20

Complied

Coal to the tune of maximum capacity 3333.3 Kg/Hr, 12917 Kg/Hr has been used as afuel in 20 TPH(CCA converted for 14 TPH as per actual installed at site) steam Boiler -1, 67 TPH steam Boiler - 2(not in operation during the compliance period) respectively.

Presently the unit is not doing the Chlorination process. Hence there is no HCLgeneration. The unit has converted partial EC to CCA.

Month Coal Consumption for boiler(MT/Month)

Coal Consumption for boiler(MT/day)

Limit 390

TPH steam Boiler - 1, 67 TPHsteam Boiler - 2, CaCO3 Dryer Ventand Ethylation Furnace respectively.

April 2021 1,101 36.7

May 2021 1240.5 40.0

June 2021 877.50 29.3

July 2021 1126.5 36.3

August 2021 1042 33.6

September 2021 1221.5 39.4

All the parameters are within the prescribed limit.TFH EC (Annexure-1) -CTE obtained vide CTE No.47449 (Annexure-3)dated23/06/2021. CCA Application done vide dated 11/08/2021 and forwarding letter No.200604.

15 EC Condition as per EC 2013.ESP shall be provided for control offlue gas emission from the coal firedBoiler-2.

Amended EC condition as per EC2019.Adequate Electrostatic Precipitator -ESP as APCM shall be provided forcontrol of flue gas emission from thecoal fired Boilers (20 TPH & 67TPH Boiler)

Complied.

All APCM systems have been installed for Boiler 67 TPH, 20 TPH (CC&A convertedfor 14 TPH vide CCA No. AWH-112729 & Dated 15/06/2021).Photographs have been attached below for your reference

3 stage ESP and 80m stack attached to boiler

Silo installed for fly ash storage & dusting free truck loading

Automated Lime feeding system for controlling SOx commission.

16 Wet scrubbers shall be provided forcontrol of flue gas emission fromCaCO3 Drier and EthylationFurnace

Complied.Alkali scrubber has been provided for control of HCl gas emission from Ethylationprocess. Furnace has been converted into the above said scrubber through CCA No.AWH-112729 & dated 15/06/2021

HCL emissions in Ethylation process are monitored by an approved NABL /GPCB/MOEF&CC authorised party (Unistar Environment & Research Labs Pvt.Ltd.). The results are given below table. Copy attached in the following table. SeeAnnexure-8

Month HCl (mg/Nm3) GPCB Limit

April 2021 1.5

20 mg/Nm3

May 2021 2.5

June 2021 BDL

July 2021 BDL

August 2021 BDL

September 2021 BDL

Note: BDL-Below Detection Limit

The results are below the prescribed limit.

Unit has not obtained CC&A for CaCO3 dryer as same is not a part of existingproduction for Ethylation & Propylation products..

17 The process emission of HCL fromCaCO3 reactor and HCL & Cl2 fromChlorination shall be controlled withthe help of falling of Film Absorberfollowed by Alkali Scrubber.

Complied.

The unit has partially converted CCA No. AWH-112729 & dated 15/06/2021 onlyfor ethylation and propoylation products.

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18 The air pollution control equipment/ systems shall be operatedefficiently and effectively to achievethe norms prescribed by the GPCBat vent / stack outlets.

Complied.Flue gas emissions are monitored by an approved NABL / GPCB/MOEF&CCauthorised party (Unistar Environment & Research Labs Pvt. Ltd.). The results areattached in the following table. Results for the same are attached as Annexure 9.

Table1* Boiler Stack (14 TPH) D.G SET 1 (1000 KVA) D.G SET 2 (1000 KVA)

ProcessStack

MON

PM(mg/Nm3)

SOx(ppm)

NOx(ppm)

PM(mg/Nm3)

SOx(ppm)

NOx(ppm)

PM(mg/Nm3)

SOx(ppm)

NOx(ppm)

HCl(mg/Nm3

)

GPCBlimits 150 100 50 150 100 50 150 100 50 20

April2021

66 74 36 80 19 33 84 23 39 1.5

May 2021 72 80 42 83 17 35 78 19 37 2.5

June2021 95 70 39 74 18 35 82 16 36 BDL

July 2021 91 65 36 72 15 32 79 13 34 BDL

August2021

80 68 37 80 18 35 83 16 33 BDL

Sept 2021 84 67 36 72 16 31 78 14 36 BDL

Note: BDL-Below Detection Limit

*The DG SET 3 (1500 KVA) was under commissioning during the compliance period. Hence, not inoperation. Also, Boiler 2(67TPH) was not in operation during the compliance period.

The results are below the prescribed limit. Thus the results indicate that the unit isoperating the air pollution control equipment / systems efficiently and effectively toachieve the norms prescribed by the GPCB at vent / stack outlets.

19 Stacks of adequate height as perprevailing norms shall be providedfor the flue gas and processemissions.

The unit has obtained EC No.SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/547/2019dated 10/04/2019.

Complied.Stacks of adequate height as per prevailing norms are provided for the flue gas andprocess emissions. Stack heights are given as below:

Sr.No.

Stack attached to Stack height(m)

1 Boiler-1 (14000 Kg/hr) 42(Common)2 Thermic Fluid Heater (600000

Kcal/hr)3 D G Set(1000 KVA) 114 D G Set (1000 KVA) 11

Amendment in Environment Clearance Vide EC No.SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/547/2019, dated 10/04/2019

5 Boiler II (67000 Kg/Hr) 8020 The unit shall undertake measures of

solvent recovery and adequate refluxcondensers and chilled brinesecondary condensers shall beprovided for controlling escape oflow boiling solvents. Solventrecovery shall not be less than 95percent in any case.

CompliedAs of today, the unit is not using any solvent.

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21 Measures shall be taken to reducethe process vapors emissions as faras possible. Use of toxic solventsshall be minimum. All ventingequipment shall have vapourrecovery system.

Complied.All process vents are in a closed loop. The venting of process vapour is done througha flare system. We continuously monitor VOC by portable instrument in the plantarea. We are also monitored by NABL/MOEF & CC / GPCB authorised party(Unistar Environment & Research Labs Pvt. Ltd.) on a monthly basis for the same.Data of VOCs emissions are given as below, And attached as Annexure-10.

Location Location/ Floor

Month

Units are in PPM

April-21

May-21 June-21 July-21 Aug-21 Sept-21

ProcessArea

Ground BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL

1st BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL

2nd BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL

Note: N.D.- Not Detected, BDL - Below Detection Limit

22 The fugitive emissions in the workzone environment shall bemonitored. The emission shallconform to the standards prescribedby the concerned authorities fromtime to time (e.g. Detectors ofIndustrial Safety & Health).

Complied. The fugitive emissions in the work zone environment are monitored by inhouse facilities as well as done by a third party consultant who has a MoEF&CC/GPCB/NABL approved laboratory. Results of fugitive emissions (Form-37) areattached as Annexure-11.

MONTHWorkplace Report /Form 37 (ppm)

Limit (As given inSchedule-II as perFactories Act 1948)

(mg/m3)

April 2021 0.88

10

May 2021 1.15

June 2021 1.25

July 2021 0.95

August 2021 0.88

Sept 2021 0.8

All the results are within the prescribed limit23 Regular monitoring of ground level

contamination of SO2, NOx, HCL,Cl2, PM10 and PM2.5 shall becarried out in the impact zone andits records shall be maintained.Ambient air quality levels shall notbe less the standards stipulated byGPCB. If any stage this levels arefound to exceed the prescribedlimits, necessary additional controlmeasures shall be takenimmediately. The location of thestations and frequency of monitoringshall be decided in consultation withthe GPCB.

Complied.The unit is carrying out Ambient Air monitoring as per the National Ambient AirQuality Standards (NAAQS) at upwind and downwind location by a MoEFapproved laboratory (Unistar Environment & Research Labs Pvt. Ltd.). The results ofthe analysis are provided in the table. Copy of the analysis report has been attachedas Annexure-12.

Location Parameters

Month

April-21

May-21 June-21 July-21 Aug-21 Sept-21

MainGate

PM10 80.0 81.4 73.7 71.7 72.7 69.9

PM2.5 28.0 27.9 24.9 22.9 25.7 22.0

SO2 16.7 16.2 16.1 17.0 19.0 15.2

NO2 23.3 20.2 22.3 22.5 24.0 20.7

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https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1H-_t7NQnFXiNz3z9Y6xRdkgAhOYZdAWo?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AaNLz67sMnVlEJohkfh0kuBVBwRK2QWF?usp=sharing

ETP

PM10 89.7 80.0 77.6 76.0 74.6 73.6

PM2.5 34.7 29.7 25.7 25.9 25.9 25.7

SO2 18.3 16.1 16.6 16.4 18.5 16.5

NO2 25.6 21.5 22.4 24.1 21.7 22.1

PlantOffice

PM10 81.7 79.7 74.9 80.6 78.0 75.0

PM2.5 26.0 27.7 25.7 24.4 26.7 25.7

SO2 18.2 16.0 16.2 15.5 17.3 15.7

NO2 23.7 22.3 21.5 22.3 21.7 22.0


All the results are within the prescribed limit

24 EC condition as per EC 2013.The Unit must strictly comply withthe rules and regulations withregards to handling and disposal ofHazardous waste in accordance withthe Hazardous Waste (Management,Handling and TransboundaryMovement) Rules 2008.Authorization from the GPCB mustbe obtained from collection /treatment / storage / disposal ofhazardous wastes.

Amended EC condition as per EC2019.All possible efforts shall be madefor Co-Processing of the hazardouswaste prior to disposal intoTSDF/CHWIF.

Compiled.The unit has obtained permission from the GPCB CCA No. AWH-112729, Issued on15/06/2021 valid till 19/05/2028 for collection, storage and disposal of hazardouswasteThe solid waste is disposed to BEIL, Ankleshwar, process waste is disposed to RSPLfor co processing & Aluminium Hydroxide (Process Waste) is being sent to PradipOverseas (Rule-9) for utilization as raw material in their process through manifestsystem and GPS.

Month Wise Generation Details

Month ETPSludge(35.3)(MT)Landfilling

ProcessResidue(26.1)(MT)Co-Processing

ProcessResidue(26.1)(MT)Incineration

SpentWasteoil (5.1)(MT)

AluminiumHydroxide/ProcessWaste(Rule-9)(MT)

DiscardedBags/InsulationWaste(33.1)(MT)

MixGarbageProcessWaste(26.1)(MT)

April 2021 2.12 49.59 150.13 0 150.13 0.40 0.0

May 2021 2.63 11.20 531.98 0 531.98 0.50 1.50

June 2021 2.66 5.50 343.84 0.65 343.84 0.30 6.0

July 2021 3.99 10.60 292.54 0 292.54 0.0 0.0

Aug. 2021 0.93 7.45 446.38 0 446.38 0.50 3.90

Sep. 2021 4.29 15.20 333.84 0 333.84 0.0 3.50

Monthwise Disposal DetailsMonth

ETPSludge(35.3)(MT)Landfilling

ProcessResidue(26.1)(MT)Co-Processing

ProcessResidue(26.1)(MT)Incineration

SpentWasteoil(5.1)(MT)

AluminiumHydroxide/ ProcessWaste(Rule-9)(MT)

DiscardedBags/InsulationWaste(33.1)(MT)

MixGarbageProcessWaste(26.1)(MT)

Apr. 2021 0 16.16 29.63 0 171.06 0 0

May 2021 7.67 13.32 0 0 503.53 0.70 2.08

Jun. 2021 0 11.72 0 0.6 361.03 0 0

Jul. 2021 0 0 0 0 305.08 0.67 4.76

Aug. 2021 0 12.87 0 0 407.78 0 0

Sep. 2021 0 17.33 0 0 370.80 0 0

All the disposed quantity are within the prescribed limit

Unit is strictly complying with all the regulations mentioned in Hazardous wasterule, 2016 (Manifest-Form 10/Labelling-Form 8/ TREM Card- Form 9/MaintainRecords- Form 3/ Annual return submission- Form 4 etc.

25 The hazardous waste shall be storedin a separate designated hazardouswaste facility with imperviousbottom and leachate collectionfacility, before its disposal.

Complied.Dedicated hazardous waste storage is provided with a shed, impervious flooring andLeachate collection system.Photograph of same is attached below for your kind reference:

26 ETP sludge shall be sent to thecommon TSDF. The unit shallobtain necessary membership of thenearest TSDF operator beforecommencing production activities.

Complied.Monthly sludge generation and disposal.Unit has valid membership of theTSDF(BEIL), SEPPL and RSPL. Copies of membership certificates are attached asAnnexure-13.

ETP Sludge Generation & Disposal Details:Month Generation (MT) Disposal (MT) Remark

Apr. 21 2.12 0 -May 21 2.63 7.67 -Jun. 21 2.66 0 Landfill site

closed formonsoon.

Jul. 21 3.99 0Aug. 21 0.93 0Sep. 21 4.29 0TOTAL 16.62 7.67

Facility Membership DetailsFacility Membership

start DateMembershipExpiry Date

CertificateNumber

Remarks

BEIL-CHWIF

28.05.2020 N.A. N.A. -

BEIL-TSDF 31.08.2018 N.A. CI/BD/94 -RSPL 18.01.2017 17.01.2027 CPAW1A046 -SEPPL 23.10.2021 22-10-2026 SEPPL/12000024

26/2021/193Under Renewal.Provisional attached.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VhImDxBhDpL5te7riJZV-s91_hqz1zNv/view?usp=sharing

27 Residues from hydrogenation andChlorination shall be sent to theCommon Hazardous WasteIncineration (CHWI) facility. Theunit shall obtain membership of thenearest CHWI operator beforecommencing production activities.

Complied.Presently the unit is not doing the Hydrogenation and Chlorination process, as theunit is in the first phase of production ‘Ethylation & Propylation group’.

Monthly Residues generated from the Ethylation and Propylation group is being sentto RSPL for Co-processing/ Inciernation. CCA for same is obtained vide CCA No.AWH-112729, Issued on 15/06/2021. (Refer Annexure-2)

Month Wise Generation DetailsMonth Process Residue

(26.1) (MT)Co-Processing

Process Residue (26.1)(MT)Incineration

Aluminium Hydroxide/Process Waste (Rule-9)(MT)

April 2021 49.59 150.13 150.13May 2021 11.20 531.98 531.98June 2021 5.50 343.84 343.84July 2021 10.60 292.54 292.54Aug. 2021 7.45 446.38 446.38Sep. 2021 15.20 333.84 333.84

Monthwise Disposal DetailsMonth Process Residue

(26.1) (MT)Co-Processing

Process Residue (26.1)(MT)Incineration

Aluminium Hydroxide/Process Waste (Rule-9)(MT)

Apr. 2021 16.16 29.63 171.06May 2021 13.32 0 503.53Jun. 2021 11.72 0 361.03Jul. 2021 0 0 305.08Aug. 2021 12.87 0 407.78Sep. 2021 17.33 0 370.80

28 Spent catalyst shall be sold only tothe registered recyclers /regenerators.

Complied.Unit did not generate any Spent Catalyst During April 2021 to September 2021.Whenever in future we will generate the spent catalyst, the same will be sent toregistered recycler/regenerators as per the Hazardous and other waste managementrules 2016.

29 Used oil shall be sold only to theregistered recyclers.

Complied.Used oil is sold to authorized registered recyclers named R.K. Steel oil refinery, theparty who is registered/ authorised by CPCB & GPCB. CCA number of R.K. steeland renewal details. CCA No. AWH-81231 vide dated 18.09.2016 and valid upto05.09.2021.Unit has applied for renewal vide Application no. 203303 dated11/09/2021. We will send the new material only after the CCA renewal is granted.

Month Spent Waste Oil (5.1)(MT)

April 2021 0

May 2021 0

June 2021 0.6

July 2021 0

August 2021 0

Sept 2021 0

All the disposed quantity are within the prescribed limit

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30 HCL (30%) shall be converted toCalcium Chloride in onsite CaCl2plant and HCL (30%) shall be soldto sister concerns M/s. Aarti Salt &Chemical located at Plot No. A/1-6& 9, Phase-1, GIDC, Vapi, onlyduring unforeseen circumstances.

CompliedPresently the unit is not doing the Chlorination process and has not installed CaCl2plant. Hence there is no HCL generation. As unit has converted partial EC to CCA.

31 Other co-products / spent acids shallbe sold only to authorized actual endconsumers and records of sale shallbe maintained and furnished to theGPCB from time to time.

Complied.There are no any co-products/by-products produced by unit. Aluminum Hydroxidehas been converted into hazardous waste through CCA number AWH-112729, dated15/06/2021.Aluminum hydroxide is being sent to Pradip Overseas (Rule-9) forutilization as raw material in their process through manifest system and GPS. Theunit is submitting monthly patrak, manifest to GPCB through XGN online system. Asample copy of monthly patrak is submitted for reference refer Annexure-14.

32 The discarded containers / drums /liners / bags shall be either reused orsold only to registered recyclersafter its decontamination.

Complied.The discarded containers / drums / liners / bags are sent to registered recyclers afterits decontamination.

Month Discarded containers /drums / liners / bags

April 2021 0

May 2021 0.70

June 2021 0

July 2021 0.67

August 2021 0

Sept 2021 0

33 The project management shallstrictly comply with the provisionsmade in the factories Act, 1948 aswell as Manufacture, Storage andImpact of Hazardous ChemicalRules, 1989 as amended in 2000 forhandling of hazardous chemicals.

Complied.The project management shall strictly comply with the provisions made in thefactories Act, 1948 as well as Manufacture, Storage and Impact of HazardousChemical Rules, 1989 as amended in 2000 for handling of hazardous chemicals.

Necessary permission has been taken from PESO. Certificate issued from PESO isattached as Annexure-15.

34 Necessary approvals from PESOand concerned Govt. Authoritiesshall be obtained beforecommissioning of the project.

Complied.Necessary from PESO and concerned government authorities approval has beentaken. Certificate issued from PESO for solvent is attached as Annexure-15.

35 All necessary precautionarymeasures shall be taken to avoid anykind of accident during storage andhandling of hazardous chemicals;especially solvents and chlorine.

Complied.All the hazardous chemicals are stored and handled through a closed loop system. Atpresent the unit is not using chlorine as the unit has EC converted partially to CCA.

36 Proper ventilation shall be providedin the work area.

Complied.All processing work areas are fully ventilated. The production block is designed in away that natural draft ventilation is there constantly as the process plant has 4 sideopen area for smooth flow of fresh air. Photograph for same is attached below forreference:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cc_xHZBMBiJ0GAsdO9UYWwbFTRtMFfoR/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vmcarfLbcppe8zSavfoFZl8htezvIkpa/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vmcarfLbcppe8zSavfoFZl8htezvIkpa/view?usp=sharing

37 Storage and use of hazardouschemicals shall be minimized to theextent possible.

Complied.We are maintaining a minimum inventory of hazardous chemicals.At present, the site is maintaining up to 7 days of stock for liquid raw materials indedicated tanks and up to 1 month of stock for solid raw materials which are furtherstored in small bags, sizes varying from 20-50kg size.

38 Hazardous materials storage shall beat an isolated designated location,bund/dyke walls shall be providedfor storage tanks for HazardousChemicals.

Complied.

Number of Tanks: One Aniline Tank (Capacity: 225 KL)

Details of hazardous chemicals:Ethylene (transported through pipeline)Aluminium Powder (stored in 25 KG bag in warehouse)Separate Hazardous materials storage areas with dyke walls are provided.Photographs for your reference,

39 Storage of hazardous chemicalsshall be in multiple small capacitytanks / containers instead of onesingle large capacity tank to reducethe risk.

Complied.Multiple small tanks have been provided for storage of hazardous chemicals.

A total 10 number of dedicated tanks are provided as per following:

1. RM - 42. Intermediate tanks - 33. Process Waste - 3

40 All the storage tanks shall be fittedwith appropriate controls to avoidany leakage. Close handling systemfor chemicals shall be provided.

Complied.Adequate measures have been taken to avoid any leakages, all the chemicals aretransferred to the closed handling system. Safety valves, Breathing valves andadequate control systems like the DCS system have been provided on storage ofhazardous chemicals. Provided level switch Monitoring at DCS system, Leveltransmission, Tank dyke area with pit for the collection of spillage & Leakages.

41 Personal Protective Equipment shallbe provided to workers and its usageshall be ensured and supervised.

Complied.Sufficient Personal Protective Equipment are provided to all the workers like Safetygoggles, safety shoes, helmet, dust mask, gas mask, hand gloves, etc. The unit isdoing Regular training and supervision to ensure the proper usage of PPEs. Aphotograph for reference is attached below:

42 First Aid Box and required antidotesfor the chemical used in the unitshall be made readily available inadequate quantity at all times.

Complied.First Aid Box with required antidotes for the chemical used in the unit are madereadily available in adequate quantity at all times. The antidotes whose name ismethylene blue. Photograph for same is attached below:

43 Necessary tie up with the nearbydoctor qualified for occupationalhealth shall be made to ensure thatthe medical treatment is givenwithin the shortest possible time incase of any adverse conditions.

Complied.Unit has a tie up with the nearby doctor qualified for occupational health made toensure that the medical treatment is given within the shortest possible time in case ofany adverse conditions.Name of Doctor: Dr Naresh Gadhvi,Shrey Clinic, Dahej

We also tied up with multispeciality hospitals at Bharuch location:- Baroda heart Multispeciality Hospital- Sunshine Global Hospital- Healing Touch Multispeciality Hospital

44 Training shall be given to allworkers on safety and health aspectsof handling chemicals.

Complied.Training is given to all employees on safety and health aspects of chemical handling.Pre-employment and routine periodical medical examinations for all employees aredone on a regular basis. Training to all employees on handling chemicals is imparted

regularly.

SR No. Safety and Health aspects training to employes

1 Total Employees Safety Induction

2 260 20

Month of Medical surveillance Total no. ofEmployees

Total no. of ContractEmployees

1 April-2021 to September-2021 98 127

45 Occupational health surveillance ofthe workers shall be carried out on aregular basis and records shall bemaintained as per the Factories Actsand Rules.

Complied.Occupational health surveillance of the workers is carried out on half yearly basis andrecords are maintained as per the factory act.

Following check up has been carried in periodical medical checkup.- General checkup (height, weight, pulse, BP etc)- Blood test ( RBC, WBS, hemoglobin, platelets, blood group, differentialcount, G6PD etc)- Urine test (physical, chemical and microbial examination etc)- Vision test- Pulmonary function test- Audiometry- ECG- met Hb for specific workersDetails of health surveillance of the employees and contract workers are given belowand attached as Annexure-16.

Month of surveillance Total no. of Employees

April-2021 to September-2021 98

Month of Surveillance No. of Contract Workers No. of Company employees

April 2021 12 0

May 2021 8 0

June 2021 22 0

July 2021 49 87

August 2021 25 11

Sept 2021 11 0

46 The project management shall beprepare a detailed DisasterManagement Plan (DMP) for theproject as per the guidelines fromDirectorate of Industrial Safety andHealth.

Complied.

Disaster Management Plan (DMP) for the project is Prepared as per the guidelinesfrom Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health (DISH) and updated copy submittedon 22.09.2020. Received copy from DISH along with index is attached asAnnexure-17.

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/11JZRexqy8sBAVj6u0mP61FI1EKHnZy1U/view?usp=sharing

47 All Transportation of HazardousChemicals shall be as per the MotorVehicle Act & Rules.

Complied.

Hazardous chemicals transported as per the Motor Vehicle Act & Rules. Copy ofChecklist attached as Annexure-18

48 All transporting routes within thefactory premise shall have pavedroads to minimize splashes andspillages.

Complied.

All the roads paved with RCC. Photograph for same is attached below:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vUNgdQwiaO5t5zEbgmP8f2lN7mFdjJpQ/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vUNgdQwiaO5t5zEbgmP8f2lN7mFdjJpQ/view?usp=sharing

49 The overall noise level in andaround the plant area shell be keptwell within the prescribed standardsby providing noise control measuresincluding acoustic insulation, hoods,silencers, enclosures vibrationdampers etc. On all source of noisegeneration. The ambient noise levelshall confirm to the Environment(Protection) Act and Rules.Workplace noise level for workersshall be as per the Factories Act andRules

Complied.The noise levels in the plant conforms to the standards prescribed in the EP Act, 1986.Noise monitoring is carried out by a MoEF approved laboratory (Unistar Environment& Research Labs Pvt. Ltd.) Details of the noise levels at various locations arementioned in the table below. Copy of the report has been attached as Annexure-19.

Location

GPCB Limit

Month

April-21 May-21 June-21

July-21 Aug-21 Sept-21

Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night

Noise Level dB (A)

Ash Silo

Day @ 75 dB(A)

Night @70 dB (A)

65.8 57.2 68.5 59.5 62.3 55.6 60.4 54.2 61.2 55.6 59.3 53.7

New Boiler 71.4 62.5 74.3 62.6 69.4 63.2 67.5 61.9 68.9 63.5 67.1 61.9

Coal HandlingPlant 98.2 58.6 70.4 60.3 65.6 61.5 63.4 59.2 64.2 61.3 62.5 59.6

ETP 66.5 54.5 65.3 52.5 69.6 56.3 67.8 54.6 69.8 55.1 67.9 53.2

CoolingTower 67.1 57.3 68.4 57.5 67.5 55.4 64.5 52.3 67.2 54.7 65.4 53.1

MethanolStorage 59.3 54.1 62.6 59.4 63.2 55.3 61.1 53.4 59.2 52.5 57.5 50.8

LiquidNitrogen 62.6 52.2 61.8 53.4 62.2 53.5 58.7 51.4 60.3 53.2 58.4 51.3


All the parameters are within the prescribed limit.50 The unit shall undertake the Cleaner

Production Assessment studythrough the reputed institute /organization and shall form a CPteam in the company. Therecommendation thereof along withthe compliance shall be furnished tothe GPCB.

Complied.

Unit is converted to closed pipe lines for caustic use in plants instead of manuallyhandled. For cleaner production Ortho Toluidine collected via stripper to directlystorage tank instead of manually collection. Unit has provided zero liquid discharge(ZLD) instead of discharge to CETP for cleaner production.

The unit has employed Buss reactor technology, imported from Switzerland for highpressure reaction.

The unit is committed to undergo Cleaner Production Assessment and have initiatedwork order to Pacific school of engineering, Surat. A team had come for assessmenton 29-10-2021. Report for the same is awaited.

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51 The company shall undertakefollowing waste minimizationmeasures:A. Metering and control ofquantities of active ingredients tominimize waste.

B. Reuse of by-products fromthe process as raw materials or asraw materials substitutes in Otherprocess.

C. Use of automated and closefilling to minimize spillages.

D. Use of close feed systeminto batch reactors.

E. Venting equipment througha vapour recovery system.

F. Use of high pressure hosesfor equipment cleaning to reducewastewater generation.

G. Sweeping / mopping of floorinstead of floor washing to avoideffluent generation.

H. Regular preventive maintenanceto avoid leakage, spillage etc.

A. Complied. Metering has been provided with active ingredients to minimizewaste.

B. Complied. The by-product generated by the unit (Al(OH)3) is sent to theauthorised party of Rule 9 (Pradip Overseas) where it is utilized in their process asraw material.

C. Complied. Closed system is used for filling of materials to minimize spillage.DCS systems are provided for the process.

D. Complied. “Close feed” system is used in batch reactors and continuousreactors.

E. Complied. Venting equipment are connected to a recovery system likescrubber and condensers.

F. Complied. High pressure hoses are used for equipment cleaning to reducewastewater generation.

G. Complied. Sweeping / mopping of floor instead of floor washing to avoideffluent generation.

H. Complied. Regular preventive maintenance of pumps, agitators, blowers andmechanical seals of all equipment to avoid leakage, spillage etc.

52 The unit shall have developed greenbelt within premises as per theCPCB guidelines. However, if theadequate land is not available withinthe premises, the unit shall take upadequate plantation at suitable openland on roadsides and other openareas within the GIDC / SEZ area orin near by locality / schools andsubmit an action plan of plantationfor next three years to the GPCB.

Complied. Unit has developed greenbelt within the premises. photos for same areattached as below:

- Total Plot Area - 50148 sq mt.- Green Belt Area at site: 12890 sq. mt.- Green Belt Area under development near the site in a new adopted plot in SEZ II -3569 sq.m

53 Drip irrigation / low-volume, low-angle sprinkler system shall be usedfor the green belt developmentwithin the premises.

Complied.Sprinkler system are provided for the green belt development within the premises.Photo for same is attached as per following:

54 In the event of failure of anypollution control system adopted bythe unit, the unit shall be safelyclose down and shall not be restarteduntil the desired efficiency of thecontrol equipment has beenachieved.

CompliedIn the event of failure of any pollution control system, the unit has been providedwith one push stop procedure as well as DCS systems for safe shutdown.

55 A separate EnvironmentManagement Cell equipped withfull fledged, laboratory facilitiesshall be set up to carry out theEnvironment Management andMonitoring functions.

Complied1. Unit has developed a Central laboratory equipped with equipment such as pH

meter. TDS meter, COD meter. Glassware,gas cinematography system, oven,muffle furnace, etc. to carry out testing of routine parameters. Currently theparameters measured in-house are pH. COD. TDS,MLVSS. and MLSS. withfull equipped laboratory.

2. An experienced environmental engineer holding a BE (EnvironmentalEngineering) degree has been deputed to monitor the environmentalmanagement systems along with a supporting zonal team of 4 EnvironmentalEngineers and a Manager. A centralised environment cell stationed at theCorporate office headed by a Sr General Manager under a team of ChiefManager, Senior Manager and 4 engineers who drives and monitorsenvironment policy and performance. The Organogram of the Environmentcell is attached as Annexure-20.

56 The funds earmarked forenvironmental protection measuresshall be maintained in a separateaccount and there shall not be anydiversion of these funds for any otherpurpose. A year-wise expenditure onenvironmental safeguards shall bereported.

Sr. No. Particulars

Expenses in Rs

April-21

May-21

June-21

July-21

Aug-21

Sept-21

1 Electricity

ETP 83769 87634 86131 78084 83769 98434.3

RO 62872 47743 52488 47180 62872 68421

MEE 29171 31962 37556 15962 29171.3 39177

APCM 4003.14 11306 9593.36 8096.9 6678.28 8711.7

2 Chemicals ETP &RO 17350 22262 11282 22450 17350 25240

3WasteDisposalMonthly

ProcessWaste

86,92,000ETPSludge

4 Operationcost

ETP 825868 735857 291869 133169 825868 667745

RO 307507 139650 173500 292166 307507 193953

5Monitoring

cost Plant47632 46614 48036 46198 46057 46060

Total 1,378,172.14 1,123,028.0 710,455.36 643,305.90 1,379,272.58 1,147,742.00

*Process waste disposal under Rule-957 During material transfer spillage

shall be avoided and garland drainto be constructed to avoid mixing ofaccidental spillage with domesticwastewater and stormwater.

Complied.1. For transfer of material to a tanker or tanker to a tank, a dyke wall has been

made to prevent spillage and mixing with domestic & stormwater.2. For the transfer of effluent to ETP, dedicated pits with automated pumps are

present to prevent overflow.Photo of dyke wall is attached as per following:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VI3MBTallKwBlknz4i-4GniYaya-O118/view?usp=sharing

58 Pucca flooring / impervious layershall be provided in the work areas,chemical storage areas and chemicalhandling areas to be minimize soilcontamination.

Complied.PCC flooring has been provided for work areas, chemical storage areas and chemicalhandling areas to minimize soil contamination. Photographs have been given belowfor your reference.

59 Leakage from the pipes, pumps,shall be minimal and if occurs, shallbe arrested promptly.

Complied,Preventive maintenance program is scheduled for minimal leakages from pipes &pumps. A sample PM checklist is attached as Annexure 21.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L9VN48dZG3vYoaI00MzzY83R0B9GFbuD/view?usp=sharing

60 EC condition as per EC 2013.The company shall carry out socio-economic developmental /community welfare activities inconsultation with the DistrictDevelopment Officer / Districtcollector.

Amended EC condition as per EC2019.Unit shall comply provisions ofMoEFCC's O.M. No. 22-65/2017-IA.III dated 01/05/2018 regardingCorporate EnvironmentResponsibility (CER). Fundallocation of CorporateEnvironment Responsibility (CER)shall be made as per the said OMdated 01/05/2018 for variousactivities therein. Item-wise detailsalong with time bound action planshall be prepared and submitted tothe concerned authorities.

Complied.Our unit has provided funds for socio-economic development as well as governmentdevelopment.

The CER activities details are in the following table. Annexure 22.

Name of Associated NGO Nature of Work

Gram Vikas Trust - Bharuch Vidhya Sathi Project (Special Training Program forGovernment Schools - 35 @ Dahej Cluster)

Expended for Various Schools / Villages / Agencies Education / Health / Environment

Vikas Center for Development - Bharuch Water Harvesting / Khet Talavadi @ Dahej Cluster

Asmita Vikas Kendra - Tralsa, Bharuch Mobile Van Dental Care (Dahej Cluster)

Gram Vikas Trust - Bharuch Health & Hygiene Awareness for Students & Community

Direct Covid-19 relief work

61 The project management shallensure to comply with all theenvironment protection measures,risk mitigation measures andsafeguards mentioned in the EIAreport.

Complied.Unit takes necessary action to comply with all the environment protection measures,risk mitigation measures and safeguards mentioned in the EIA report.

62 The project proponent shall alsocomply with any additionalconditions that may be imposed bythe SEAC or the SEIAA or anyother component authority for thepurpose of the environmentalprotection and management.

Noted by the unit and will be compiled.

63 No further expansion ormodifications in the plant likely tocause environmental impacts shallbe carried out without obtainingprior Environment Clearance fromthe concerned authority.

Noted. We will take prior permission for any expansion or modification.

64 The project authority shall earmarkadequate funds to implement theconditions stipulated by SEIAA aswell as GPCB along with theimplementation schedule for all theconditions stipulated herein. Thefunds so provided shall not bediverted for any other purpose.

Complied.Adequate funds have been allotted for implementing the conditions stipulated bySEIAA as well as GPCB along with the implementation schedule for all theconditions stipulated herein.

Total Invested Amount for these following implements;- 1.66 Cr.1. Automated Lime dosing System along with coal2. MEE condensate to be diverted from SPRO input to Aeration feed

tank/Equalization tank of ETP input with cooling arrangement and Stripperbottom to equalization tank cooling arrangement

3. Installation of Gate valves at material gate in storm water discharge trench androuting to ETP equalisation tank and storm water holding pit to be installedwith sensor and camera monitoring

4. Installation of sodium hypochlorite dosing system in outlet of STP.

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5. To install MBBR plant for Sewage & canteen waste water treatment.6. Digital green board requirement outside of main gate.7. Rain Water Harvesting system.8. Ambient air monitoring station height to be increase up to 3 meter as per

guideline

65 The applicant shall inform thepublic that the project has beenaccorded environmental clearanceby the SEIAA and that the copies ofthe clearance letter are availablewith GPCB and may also seen atthe website of SEIAA/ SEAC/GPCB. This shall be advertisedwithin seven days from the date ofthe clearance letter, in at least twolocal newspaper that are widelycirculated in the region, one ofwhich shall be in the Gujaratilanguages and the other in English.A copy of each of the same shall beForwarded to the concernedRegional Office of the Ministry.

Complied.Due to oversight, the advertisement of EC was not published within the stipulatedtime period. We deeply regret not publishing the advertisement of EC within thestipulated time period.

66 It shall be mandatory for the projectmanagement to submit half-yearlycompliance report in respect of thestipulated prior environmentalclearance terms and conditions inhard and soft copies to theregulatory authority concerned. On1st June and 1st December of eachcalender year.

Complied.The details of submission to SPCB and MoEF&CC for last 6 environment Clearancecompliance reports are as per following:

SrNo.

Compliance Period Date of Submission

1 October 20 - March 21 29-05-20212 April 20 - September 20 30-11-20203 October 19 - March 20 03-06-20204 April 19 - September 19 19-12-20195 October 18 - March 19 25-05-20196 April 18 - September 18 31-12-2018

67 EC condition as per EC 2013.The project authorities shall alsoadhere to the stipulation made bythe Gujarat Pollution ControlBoard.

Amended EC condition as per EC2019.The project proponent must strictlyadhere to the stipulations made by theGujarat Pollution Control Board, StateGovernment and/or any other statutoryauthority.

Noted.Our unit is adhering to the stipulation made by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board.CC&A compliance report is attached as Annexure-23.

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68 The project authorities shall informthe GPCB, Regional Office ofMoEF and SEIAA about the date offinancial closure and final approvalof the project by the concernedauthorities and the date of start ofthe project.

Noted by the unit and it is complied. The date of start of the project is 01/01/2014 byconcerned authority LOA Copy Received from SEZ:- 14/03/2012. Attach CopyLOA Copy attached as Annexure-24.

69 The SEIAA may revoke or suspendthe clearance, if implementation ofany of the above conditions is notfound satisfactory.

Noted.

70 The company in a time boundmanner shall implement theseconditions. The SEIAA reserves therights to stipulate additionalconditions, if the same is foundnecessary. The above conditionswill be enforced, inter-alia under theprovisions of the Water (Prevention& Control of Pollution) Act,1974,Air (Prevention & Control ofPollution) Act,1981, theEnvironment (Protection) Act,1986,Hazardous Wastes (Management,Handling and TransboundaryMovement) Rules,2008 and thePublic Liability Insurance Act, 1991along with their amendments andrules.

Noted. We will implement all the rules and regulations and will be followed.

71 This environmental clearance isvalid for five years from the date ofissue.

Noted, The Environment Clearance No. SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/173/2013; Dated:05/07/2013 is valid for five year from the date of issue. Unit has obtained ECextension No.SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/1639/2020 dated 31 Dec 2020. Copy is attachedas Annexure-1

72 Any appeal against thisenvironmental clearance shall liewith the National Green Tribunal, ifpreferred, within a period of 30days as prescribed under Section 16of the National Green TribunalAct,2010.

Noted.

Amended EC vide File No. SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/547/2019 dated 10/04/2019 condition as per EC 2019.Additional conditions under Environment Clearance

1 Unit shall remove existing natural gasbased 20 TPH steam Boiler.

CompliedUnit has removed 20 TPH Boiler. The same is incorporated in CCA AWH-112729dated 15/05/2021. Attached as Annexure- 2.

2 There shall be no change in productprofile as prescribed in the earlierEnvironmental Clearance dated05/07/2013.

CompliedUnit has no change in product profile as prescribed in the earlier EnvironmentalClearance dated 05/07/2013.The same can be referred to in the CCA no. AWH-112729 dated 15/06/2021. Attachedas Annexure 2.

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3 Unit shall take all precautionarymeasures during transfer of steam totheir sister concern units namely M/s.Aarti Industries Ltd. (Unit II) locatedat Plot No. Z/103/H & M/s. AartiIndustries Ltd. (Unit III) located atZ/111/B.

Complied.Unit has taken all safety precautionary measures during transfer of steam to M/s. AartiIndustries Ltd. (Unit II) located at Plot No. Z/103/H & M/s. Aarti Industries Ltd. (UnitIII) located at Z/111/B.

The unit has ensured the pipe laying above a sturdy pipe rack, pipes are insulated withaluminum cladding, flangeless IBR welding joints are employed to ensure highest levelof safety.

4 Unit shall obtain necessarypermissions, if any, from theconcerned authority regarding layingthe piping network for steam supply.

CompliedUnit has taken the necessary permission from the concerned authority. (SEZ/GIDC).Annexure-25.

5 Sulfur and ash content of the fuel to beused shall be analyzed and its recordshall be maintained.

CompliedUnit will analyze and maintain the records. Report of Sulphur and Ash Content of thefuel is attached as Annexure-18 and it is recorded regularly.

6 A long term study of radioactivity andheavy metals contents on coal/ligniteto be used shall be carried out througha reputed institute and results thereofanalyzed regularly and reported alongwith monitoring reports. Thereaftermechanisms for an in-built continuousmonitoring for radioactivity and heavymetals in coal/lignite and fly ashn(including bottom ash) shall be put inplace.

Noted for compliance.Unit has studied the heavy metal contents on coal/lignite. The attachment is asAnnexure-26 for your reference.

7 A flue gas stack of 80 m height shallbe provided with an online monitoringsystem to proposed steam boiler.Mercury emission from stacks shallalso be monitored on a periodic basis.However, unit shall comply with thespecific condition no. 13 aboveregarding the height of the Boilerstack.

CompliedHeight of the Stack is 80m and an online monitoring system is provided. Photos ofStack and CEMS are attached as per following:

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XAn32GDZmm5iVlpoZ2ID1ZoOTo7PnPTt/view?usp=sharing

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8 High efficiency ElectrostaticPrecipitator (ESP) with efficiency notless than 99.9% shall be installed forcontrol of flue gas emission from theproposed boilers. The ESP shall beoperated efficiently to ensure thatparticulate matter emission does notexceed the GPCB norms. The controlsystem shall be designed andintegrated in plant DCS is such a waythat if emissions from ESP exceedsthe specified standard prescribed inthe Environment (Protection) Rules,1986 as amended from time to time,utilization of boiler capacity shallreduce so that flue gas emission fromthe stack meets with the specifiedstandards or reduce so that flue gasemission from the stack meets withthe specified standards or boiler shallshut down totally.

CompliedThree stages ESP is installed and It is connected to DCS. Flue gas monitoring is doneon a monthly basis by a NABL approved third party. Reports for the same are attachedas Annexure 9.

Also, we have initiated ESP efficiency study from Pacific School of Engineering,Surat. Report for same is is attached as Annexure-7.

9 Third party monitoring of thefunctioning of the ESP along with itsefficiency shall be carried out once ina year through a reputedinstitute/organisation.

CompliedUnit has initiated third party monitoring for the efficiency of ESP. The report for sameis attached as Annexure-7.

10 Limestone injection technology shallbe adopted to control SO2 and it shallbe ensured that SO2 levels in the

CompliedLime addition system provision has been provided in the boiler to control the SO2level. The results of stack monitoring attached as Annexure 9 indicates that the

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ambient air do not exceed theprescribed standards.

system is working properly and SO2 emission is within the limits.Photographs of lime addition system are given below for your reference.

11 The company shall prepare scheduleand carry out regular preventivemaintenance of mechanical andelectrical parts of ESPs and assignresponsibility of preventivemaintenance to the senior officer ofthe company.

CompliedPreventive maintenance Schedule has been prepared and the unit is following the same.Annexure 27.

12 Unit shall comply with all theapplicable standard conditionsprescribed in Office Memorandum

Noted for compliance.

The compliance report for same is Attached as Annexure-28

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mvVFqK7V6oelE9dt6md7N_fwB8K3FzNBqs9orY7BgE0/edit?usp=sharing

(OM) published by MoEF&CC videno. F. No. 22-34/2018-IA.III dated09/08/2018 for Pharmaceutical andChemical Industries as mentioned atSr. No. XX.

13 Management of Fly ash (in any)shall be as per the Fly AshNotification 2009 & itsamendment time to time and itshall be ensured that there is 100%utilization of fly ash to begenerated from the unit.

Complied. We are sending Fly Ash to the end user.

Amended EC condition as EC 2020, EC No. SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/1639/2020 dated 31/12/2020 April-2021 to September-2021

1 Change in Condition No. 12, 13,14,15, & 16 of the environmentalclearance order no.SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/171/2013have been amended and shall beread as under and extension ofvalidity of EC granted to M/sAarti Industries Ltd for furtherthree years i.e. 05/07/2023 withremaining condition uncharged inEC granted by SEIAA, Gujaratvide letter No.SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/171/2013dated :5 July 2013.

Noted & Complied

Amended EC condition as EC 2020, EC No. SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/1639/2020 dated 31/12/2020 April-2021 to September-2021

i. Condition No. 12 shall now be read as under:12. Unit shall not exceed fuel consumption for TFH, steam boiler,furnace and stand by DG set as mentioned below:

Sr.No.

Stackattached to

Type offuel

Quantity Stackheight inmeters

APCM Parameters

1 Boiler-ICapacity-20TPH

Coal 3333.3Kg/Hr.

42(CommonchimneywithBoiler)

ESP

2 ThermicFluid HeaterCapacity- 20Lac.

NaturalGas

187.5Kg/Hr.

Complied

Unit has not exceeded the fuelconsumption for TFH, steam boiler,furnace and stand by DG set.

The details of fuel consumption data givenas month wise. (last six months)

Sr.No.

Months Coal(MT/Day)

NaturalGas(Kg/Hr.)

Diesel(Lit./Hr.)

1 April 2021 36.7 11.8 0.1

SPMSO2NOx

Kcal/Hr.

3 D.G. SetCapacity -1000 KVA

Diesel 270Lit/Hr.

11Dia:220mm

4 D.G. SetCapacity -1000 KVA

Diesel 270Lit/Hr.

11Dia:220mm

5 EthlationFurnaceVent

Coal 150Kg/Hr.

42 WetScrubber

6 Boiler-IICapacity-67TPH

Coal 310MT/Day.

45Dia:1400 mm

ESP+Limedosing

SPMSO2NOx

2 May 2021 40.0 39.9 0.5

3 June 2021 29.3 24.3 0.2

4 July 2021 36.3 34.2 0.2

5 August2021 33.6 32.2 0.1

6 September2021 39.4 31.6 0.1

ii. Condition No. 13 shall now be read as under:13. Unit shall provide adequate APCM with flue gas generationsources as mentioned above:

CompliedUnit has provided ESP and lime dosingprovision as APCM to the boilers.

iii. Condition No: 14, 15 & 16 shall be considered as null andvoid.

Rest of all the conditions of the Environment Clearance orders noSEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/171/2013 dated 05/07/2013 shall remainunchanged.

Noted & Compliance

Annexure 1

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Annexure 2

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Annexure 3

GUJARAT POLLUTION CONTROL BOARDPARYAVARAN BHAVAN

~,,...,GPCB

Sector 10-A Gandhinagar 382 010Phone (079) 23226295Fax (079) 23232156Website: www.gpcb_90v.in

NO. GPCBlBRCH-B-CTE-1601ID-41201

To,Mis. ANUSHAKTI SPECIALITY LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHII'

PLOT NO: ZllOJIII,DAHIU SEZ-II-392IHl,

TAL:VAGRA,DIST: BHARUCH.

Amendment to Consent to Establish under Section 25 of Water Act 1974 and

Section 21 of Air Act 1981

!) Previously issued GTE vide letter no:· GPCBfBRCH_B_CTE-160IlD·41201l1SJ254dated:02107!201J undcrvariou, Environmental Acts/R ules

2) Your application for CTE Amendment inward 110,104011 dated: 12/0212016.

Sir,

DAHE.1 SEZ-lI-J9111Il, TAL: VAGR\, [JIST: HlL\IH'CH

I '\..\\11>: OFIIIF I'IHlI)l('rS \1.(>:\(; \\(Tll ()l o\,\lln

P.~e I on

Clean Gujarat Greell&;SO-;40],

Outward No:358757,09/06/2016

GPCB


10-A, Gandhinagar 382 010Phone (079) 23226295Fax (079) 23232156Website www.9pcb.90v,jn

DichloroAnilineTrichloroAniline

Orth()Phenyl~neDiamine

ParaPhenyleneDimnine

3,4 DiaminoDiphenyl Elher

4,4 Diamino Diphenyl Ether

2. CO/lo"DITIONS U"mER AIR ACT:·

rage 1 of3

Clean Gujarat Greeni:30-"

Outward No:358757,09/06/2016

GPCB


Gandhinagar 382 010Phone (079) 23226295Fax (079) 23232156Website :www.gpcb.gov.in

J. All other condition, of CTE issued vide letter no. GI'CBIBRCH-B-CTE-1601ID-

41201lISJ2~4dated:02/07120lJ under the Provisions orthe variou> EnvironmentalAeVRulesshallremainunchanged.

h,rand On hehalfof

Gl~iaratPollu!ion Control Hoard

D'~-~~iZ(O.M.THAKER)

EuvirODlIlelitalEngiueer

Clean

Outward No:358757,09/06/2016

~ \GUJARAT POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

PARYAVARAN BHAVANSector 10-A, Gandhinagar 382 010

Phone : (079) 23226295Fax: (079) 23232156Website :www.gpcb.gov.in

NO. GPCB/BRCH-B-CTE-160/ID-41201

To,Mis. ANUSHAKTI SPECIALiTY LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHiPPLOT NO: Zl1031H,DAHEJ SEZ-II-392110,TAL:VAGRA,DiST: BHARUCH.

SUB:· Amendment to Consent to Establish under Section 25 of Water Act 1974 and Section 21of Air Act 1981.

Sir,

REF: - 1) Previously issued CTE Amendment vide letter no;- GPCB/BRCH-B-CTE-160/ID-412011358757 dated:09/06/2016 under various Environmental Acts/Rules.

This has reference to the CTE vide letter no: GPCB/BRCH-B-CTE-l60fID-412011358757 dated:09/0612016 under the provisions of the various Environmental ActJ Rules,which stands amended as under.

1. Condition no.1 (ofCTE Amendment dated 09/06/2016) shall be read as under,

2-Methyl 6-Ethyl aniline

500

Sr No. NAME OF PRODUCTS QUANTITYMTfMonth

Ethylation and Propoyalation product 1500

2.6- Diethyi aniline3-MethyI2-6 Diethyl aniline4-MethyI2-6 Diethyl anilineIso propyl aniline and 2, 6 Diisopropyl aniline2-Metbyl-6-Isopropyl aniline4-MethyI2-6 Diisopropyl anilineHydrogenated ProductOrtho ToludeneChloro AnilineDichloro AnilineTrichloro AnilineOrtho Phenylene DiaminePara Phenylene Diamine3,4 Diamino Diphenyl Ether

Clean Gujarat Green GujaratISO-9001-2008 & ISO-140Q4gelWtM Certified Organisation

Outward No:360678,24/06/2016

GPCB


Sector 10-A, Gandhinagar 382 010Phone : (079) 23226295Fax: (079) 23232156Website :www.gpcb.gov.in

4,4 Diamino Diphenyl Ether3 Chlorination

Monochloro benzene 1250Ortho Dichiara benzene 800Para DichIara benzene 1200Calcium chloride (90% basis)* 2417

SrNo. By Product QUANTITYMTlMonth

1 HF 202 H3B03 21

*If eaCh not produced, the HCL 4844.22 MTlMonth shall be considered as Hazardouswaste, which will be sold to the actual users having valid authorization of the board forusing the same.

2. All other conditions of CTE Amendment issued vide letter no. GPCBlBRCH·B-CI'E-160/ID-41201l358757 dated: 09/06/2016 under the Provisions of the various Environ.tDCldalActJ Rules shall remain unchanged.

For and on behalf ofGujarat Pollution Control Board

:J).","~)b(D.M.THAKER)

Environmental Engineer

Clean Gujarat Green GujaratISO-9001-2008 & ISO-140~a(Wfl Certified Organisation

Outward No:360678,24/06/2016

ffi\72GPCB


Seclur-10 A. Gandhinagar-382 021 .

Website : www.gpcb.gov.in

NO, C PCB/BRCH-B/C C A_I19/ID. 4I2OI /TO,,

. ,r'fls. AAnrt TNDUSTRIES LlMtrEn- (Old Nsm€: M/s. Anushrkti Sneciatirv l.PLor No: - z/t1J/H. imited Li'bilit] Perrnership)

DAHf,J SEZ -II,TAL: - VAGRA,DIST:-AHARUCH

Bv.f,P.A.D

Gujsrat Polluli Con I Board

(N TABH DSr. Envlronmentrl Engineer

SUB:-

REF'-

Sir,

Amendmenl to Con5etrt to Establish (CTE !rlidity ert€nsion l€tter) under Secrion 25 ofU'ater Acl lo74 and S< ion 2l ofAir Act lqt Il) lr."-'i:*ll issued CTE vide tener No: GPCBICEARCH-B,,CTI- t60ID.^. 41201/t51254dated02/07,/20liundervariou"enui-r..nrui;"tin:,;;"'*'..2) PJeviousty issued cTE Amendment vide tetrer No. cpie,{i;ttl_;?iE_ rooa o,-. 41201.658757 dated 09,/06/2016 under variou, en";ror."r,tJait"ln"u;;."

*,*3) P,.eviousty_issued cTD Amendment vide r.n., N., aiaB/Bit;_;:ciie,roo,rn_. .4t20t 160678 dared 24,06 20 t6 under vaiou, r*i.onr"n,J.q]i. n"";,

",* ,*l) Yourapplicarion Inqard ID No: n4053daled:20022018

Wilhout prejudice ro fie oower( ^f,his Ba,ard under rhe Water tprevention and Contot otPollution, Acr-1974. the Air A(i_tqSl ,nrt the Envirorunenl (protection, Act,l9g6 and w houtreducrns )uur re.ponsibiJitres untler th(. \aid Acts in an) way. rhis is to intbrm you rhat thrs Boadganr\ Coos€nt ro fsrablish tCtEl tor (enirg up oran inarstriai f r""#f

"ii, j."ir,fir.l.,

^"*rrINDUSTRTES LrMrrED (ord reme -[4/q.

_ a6u.rrr1r

- lp""Liiy " iiJi,"a,,.iror,,yParrtrership) al PLOT NO: - ZtoJlH. DAHET SEZ -tI, TAL: _ VACRA,btST.SHlnucH.And \ahereas rhe Board has m.pived )our

"ppri"u,io"

'rn*1ri'ij'i,", i'rii!, 0""0,20/02 20 t8 for ihe e\tension ol" vatiditv nr aoNSE\T I O ESI ABt ISH {CTE) ot rhis Board underthe provisions r:les of rhe aforesaii A.rs Vdtidiry p".i"o

"i ft'toiii'n'i'rii"ffir.,r,(CTE) is hereby amended as under subjucted ro am*jri"rri",ii. r"rriiirg:;H,il;rl,

l. The wlidity period ofthe order is crtended for fuflher lkee )ears i.e. uD to .] l.,0l.lU2l:. Alt orher condrron) o[ crr i\ued ,,a. r.n* ,_'b-'pib-.ii ;"#ti-'B;;il-,ouo-41201/ts3zs4 dared 02l07/20n an.r q,bsequenr ,-.;;..;";j;;;Ji,#_1,i,"il , *.- vario!6 Environmcntal Act/ Rules shall rema in unchanged.3. Unir shall abide aI the conditions ofCCA o.der no. AiH-60196 issued on dated:0.7 /Og/2Ot6.

For and on behalfo{

paSe I of I

C-'lean C r-rjarat (irer:n CtgarirtISO - 9001 - 2O0B & ISO - 14001 - 2004 Certified Organisation

Outward No:454584,08/05/2018

Outward No:519269,31/08/2019

--, GUJARAT

Clean Gujaratlso-9001 -2008 & tso-14001

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARDPARYAVARAN BHAVAN

Sector-10-A, Gandhinagar 382 010Phone : (079) 23222425

(07e) 23232152Fax : (079) 23232156

Website : vwvw.gpcb.gov.in

ffi\zGPCB

By R.P.A.D.

coNsENT TO ESTABTTSH (CTE)CTE No- 104395

N0. GpcB/BRCH-B/C CA-17 B / tD- 4t201, /TO,M/S. AARTI INDUSTRIES LIMITED[0ld Name: M/s. Anushakti Speciality Limited Liability partnership)PL0T NO: - Z/103/H, DAHEI SEZ -il,TAL: - VAGRA, DIST:.BHARUCH.

SUB: Amendment to Consent to Establish (CTE) under Section ZS ofwater Act l9T4 andSection 2l of Air Act 1981.

REF: 1) Previously issued cTE vide letter No: GPCB/BRCH-B/cTE-160/tD -47201/153254.dated: 15 / 07 12013 under various Environmental Acts/Rules.

2) Previously issued CTE vide letter No: GPCB/BRCH-B/a CA-ITB/tD-41.20t/519 269, dated : 31. I 0B / 2019 under various Environmental Acts/ Rules.

3) Your applicarion Inward no. 161266 dared: r0/07 /201,9.

Sir,

This has reference to earlier issued cTE vide letter No: GPCB/BRCH-B/CTE-160/tD-47201/753254, dated: 1,5/0712013 under the provisions of the various Envrronmcntal Act/Rules, which stands amended as under.

1. CONDITIONS UNDER AIR ACT:1.1, Condition no: 3.4 (of the cTE dated:25/01/2017) stands amended & shall be read as

under.The process emission through various vent of reactors, process, and vessel shallconform to the following standards:

Green Gujarat- 2004 Certified Organisation

Parameter

ExistinReactor

INatural gasconsumptionon 5 Kglhrfor flarin

Particulate matters02NOx

150 mglNM3100 ppm50 ppm

Page I ol2

PermissibleLimit

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Scrubberattached toHydrolysisProcess

CausticScrubber

Z0 mg/nm3

2.

3.

Aluminium Hydroxide [Al[0H)3) will be considered as hazardous waste as perHazardous & 0ther wastes [Management and Transboundary Move;."it Rure_201,6. So unit shall submit M0u rnd Rrr.-g permission of end user.

AII other condition of crE issued vide.letter No: - cTE vide lerter No: GpCB/BRCH-B/crE-160/lD-4L201/153254, dated: 1,5/0712013 under rhe provisions of rhevarious EnvironmentarAct/ Rures sharr remain unchanged.

Forand on behalfofGujarat Pollution Control Board

wwsr. Envi ror-"r r$'[;llt]

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Annexure 4

Party Name : AARTI INDUSTRIES LIMITED

Address : DAHEJ(SEZ)

Payment Details

0.00

Total Outstanding Amount

Your Account Summary :-

Total Interest This Month Charges Total Amount Pyable

232,256.00

0Previous Reading :519

Consumption : 43.51Rate/1000 Ltr. :

0.00Excess Water Usages Charge:

0.00Adjustment :

5338

This Month's Charges : 232,256.00

232,256.00 0.00

. . . . .

Payment Mode Amount Date Cheque/D.D No Date Bank Branch.

Bank Copy

Party Name: AARTI INDUSTRIES LIMITED

Property :102242BillNo :

Connection No : 900006104-2021Bill Dt :

Payable After 28-05-21 : 234,288.00Payable Before 28-05-21 : 232,256.00

Payment Mode:

Amount:

Receipt Date:

Bank:

Branch:

Cheque/D.D./Cash

Water Supply GIDC Copy


Property : Z-103/H102242BillNo :


Payable After 28-05-21

Contact No.:

234,288.00Payable Before 28-05-21 : 232,256.00

Payment Mode:

Amount :

Chq/D.D No: chq/D.D Dt:

Bank:

Branch:

Cheque/D.D/Cash

0.00 0.00

232,256.00

Net Amount(After Last date) 234,288.00

Interest Rs :Penal Interest Rs :

This Month Charges :

232,256.00Net Amount(Before Last Date)

0.00Outstanding :

Contact No.:

Your Account Details:-

Amount Payable After Last Date

Cheque/D.D./Cash

Dy. EX. Engineer(W/S)

Last Date :

Meter Status: NEW METER

Current Reading :

Normal Water Usages Charge:

This Month's Charges:-

232,256.38

Penalty : 0.00

Gross Amount : 232,256.00

Penal Interest Rs. :

Gross Amount :

Z-103/H

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

In Words Rs. In Words Rs.

Receipt Date:

0.00

234,288.24

28/05/2021

BharuchG.I.D.C,

Z-103/HPlot No.

CONSUMER COPY

Fix Charges : 0.00

2,032.24

Connection given Qty(per day). 1186.5(KLPD

Interst Rs. :

Water Bill

Quantity as per GPCB Consent: 1186.5(KLP

Connection No:

Bill Date :

9000061

13/05/2021

Size(M.M) :

Bill Month :

100 MM

04-2021

Category :

Bill No :

OUTSIDER

102242

Note:- Subject to Verify

Last Bill pay Amount Rs. 264644

20-04-2021Last Bill pay Date :

Office of the Deputy Executive Engineer, GIDC, Bharuch02642-242432Phone No

GUJARAT INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONA Govt. of Gujarat

REMARKS: 1)The water rate for the year 2020-21 is calculated and approved at Rs.40.25 per KL.It is to note that the

bill of month of April-2020 was prepared considering the water rate of last financial year i.e Rs.38.20 per

KL,as water rate of current financial year is under finalization due to situation of Covid-19. So considering

the same, difference for the water bill of Apr-2020 is incorporated under the head of adjustment of current

bill.(i.e.May-2020)

Note:-1)As per circular No.GIDC/O&M/CIR/ACC/REC/14 Dated 29/04/2019 only online payments through our website will be accepted. So please pay online through our website:www.gidc.gujarat.gov.in ->Online Payment of dues-> User Registration For GG->

Water/Drainage Payment->Region-> Estate-> Water charges-> Party Name/Plot No-> Click to pay.

2)use of water beyond GPCB consent is an offence.if found, the water supply will be disconnected without further notice and the same will be intimated to GPCB. revert if quantity considered is not true.

3)The management of the O&M of water supply scheme is awarded to sachin water supply co.pvt.ltd. for any complaint contact their representative Mr. ramoo on his cell no.+91-85111-82984.

4)Please ensure there is no leakage at tapping point or at any location of service connection before water meter. if any leakage is found,Notice for 2(Two) Days period shall be given to attend leakage.if failed the water supply shall be disconnected without further notice.

5) The Notification No.2/2017 - central Tax (Rate) dated 28-06-2017 exempts water from GST under heading/ sub-heading/ tariff item No.2201


0.00 0.00

Waiver Interest Rs :Waiver Penal Int.Rs :

Waiver Penal Int.Rs.: 0.00 0.00Waiver Interst Rs. :

17-05-2021 16:02:17Printed on :-

Annexure 5



Payment Details

0.00




287,340.00




0.00Adjustment :

6604


287,340.00 0.00

. . . . .


Bank Copy





Payment Mode:

Amount:

Receipt Date:

Bank:

Branch:

Cheque/D.D./Cash






Contact No.:

289,854.00Payable Before 29-06-21 : 287,340.00

Payment Mode:

Amount :


Bank:

Branch:

Cheque/D.D/Cash

0.00 0.00

287,340.00





0.00Outstanding :

Contact No.:



Cheque/D.D./Cash


Last Date :

Meter Status: NORMAL

Current Reading :



287,340.04

Penalty : 0.00



Gross Amount :

Z-103/H

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Receipt Date:

0.00

289,854.23

29/06/2021

BharuchG.I.D.C,

Z-103/HPlot No.

CONSUMER COPY

Fix Charges : 0.00

2,514.23


Interst Rs. :

Water Bill


Connection No:

Bill Date :

9000061

14/06/2021

Size(M.M) :

Bill Month :

100 MM

05-2021

Category :

Bill No :

OUTSIDER

103987










bill.(i.e.May-2020)








0.00 0.00



16-06-2021 09:37:52Printed on :-



Payment Details

0.00




214,722.00




0.00Adjustment :

4935


214,722.00 0.00

. . . . .


Bank Copy





Payment Mode:

Amount:

Receipt Date:

Bank:

Branch:

Cheque/D.D./Cash






Contact No.:

216,601.00Payable Before 28-07-21 : 214,722.00

Payment Mode:

Amount :


Bank:

Branch:

Cheque/D.D/Cash

0.00 0.00

214,722.00





0.00Outstanding :

Contact No.:



Cheque/D.D./Cash


Last Date :

Meter Status: NORMAL

Current Reading :



214,721.85

Penalty : 0.00



Gross Amount :

Z-103/H

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Receipt Date:

0.00

216,600.82

28/07/2021

BharuchG.I.D.C,

Z-103/HPlot No.

CONSUMER COPY

Fix Charges : 0.00

1,878.82


Interst Rs. :

Water Bill


Connection No:

Bill Date :

9000061

13/07/2021

Size(M.M) :

Bill Month :

100 MM

06-2021

Category :

Bill No :

OUTSIDER

105184










bill.(i.e.May-2020)








0.00 0.00



16-07-2021 10:19:48Printed on :-

16-08-2021 18:31:27Printed on :-

Party Name : AARTI INDUSTRIES LIMITEDAddress : DAHEJ(SEZ)

0.00

O/S Amount

Your Bill Summary :-

Interest This Month ChargesPenal Interest

268,805.00



Excess Water Usages Charge:

0.00Adjustment :

6178


0.00 0.00

0.00 0.00

268,805.00





0.00Outstanding :



Dy. EX. Engineer

Current Reading :



268,804.78

Penalty : 0.00



Gross Amount :

0.00

271,157.04

BharuchG.I.D.C,

Z-103/HPlot No.

CONSUMER COPY

0.00 2,352.04

Connection given Qty(per day): 1186.5(KLPD)

Interst Rs. :

Quantity as per GPCB Consent : 1186.5(KLPD)

Connection No:Bill Date :

900006112/08/2021Size(M.M) :

Bill Month :

100 MM

07-2021

Category :Bill No : OUTSIDER107044


Last Bill pay Amount Rs. 214722 23-07-2021Last Bill pay Date :



0.00 0.00



0.00 0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00 0.00

Your Account Details:


0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00 0.00

Net Amount(After Last date)

Gross Amount :Waiver Penal Int.Rs.:Waiver Interst Rs. :Penal Interest Rs. :Interst Rs. :

Net Amount(Before Last DateGross Amount :This Month Charges :Waiver Penal Int.Rs :Waiver Interest Rs :Penal Interest Rs :Interest Rs :Outstanding :

0.00

0.00This Month's Charges :


Consumption :Rate/1000 Ltr. :Drainage Charge :

0.00 0.00

Penalty :Adjustment :

Water Bill

NORMAL

Payable Before 27-08-21


268,805.00

271,157.00

Your Last Bill Pay Summary :-

GIDC Copy


Property : Z-103/H

107044BillNo :

Connection No : 9000061

12/08/2021Bill Dt :


Payment Mode:

Amount :


Bank :

Branch :

Cheque/D.D/Cash

Contact No :

In Words Rs.

Receipt Date:

. . . . .

Payment Mode Amount Paid Date Cheque/D.D No Cheque/D.D Date Bank Branch.Cheque/D.D./Cash

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Payment detail


2) As per circular No.GIDC/O&M/CIR/ACC/REC/14 Dated 29/04/2019 only online payments through our website will be accepted. So please pay online through our website:www.gidc.gujarat.gov.in ->Online Payment of dues->User Registration for GG->

Water/Drainage Payment->Region->Estate->Water Charges/Drainage Charges->Party Name/Plot No->Click to pay

Drainage Bill

Bank Copy


Property : Z-103/H

107044BillNo :


12/08/2021Bill Dt :


Payment Mode:

Amount :


Bank :

Branch :

Cheque/D.D/Cash

Contact No :

In Words Rs.

Receipt Date:

27/08/2021 Meter Status:Last Date :

14-09-2021 10:52:47Printed on :-


0.00

O/S Amount



279,378.00




0.00Adjustment :

6421


0.00 0.00

0.00 0.00

279,378.00





0.00Outstanding :



Dy. EX. Engineer

Current Reading :



279,377.71

Penalty : 0.00



Gross Amount :

0.00

281,822.56

BharuchG.I.D.C,

Z-103/HPlot No.

CONSUMER COPY

0.00 2,444.56


Interst Rs. :



900006113/09/2021Size(M.M) :

Bill Month :

100 MM

08-2021






0.00 0.00



0.00 0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00 0.00



0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00 0.00




0.00




0.00 0.00


Water Bill

NORMAL



279,378.00

281,823.00


GIDC Copy


Property : Z-103/H

108632BillNo :


13/09/2021Bill Dt :


Payment Mode:

Amount :


Bank :

Branch :

Cheque/D.D/Cash

Contact No :

In Words Rs.

Receipt Date:

. . . . .


-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Payment detail




Drainage Bill

Bank Copy


Property : Z-103/H

108632BillNo :


13/09/2021Bill Dt :


Payment Mode:

Amount :


Bank :

Branch :

Cheque/D.D/Cash

Contact No :

In Words Rs.

Receipt Date:


18-10-2021 10:43:35Printed on :-


0.00

O/S Amount



267,238.00




0.00Adjustment :

6142


0.00 0.00

0.00 0.00

267,238.00





0.00Outstanding :



Dy. EX. Engineer

Current Reading :



267,238.42

Penalty : 0.00



Gross Amount :

0.00

269,576.33

BharuchG.I.D.C,

Z-103/HPlot No.

CONSUMER COPY

0.00 2,338.33


Interst Rs. :



900006113/10/2021Size(M.M) :

Bill Month :

100 MM

09-2021






0.00 0.00



0.00 0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00 0.00



0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00 0.00




0.00




0.00 0.00


Water Bill

NORMAL



267,238.00

269,576.00


GIDC Copy


Property : Z-103/H

110504BillNo :


13/10/2021Bill Dt :


Payment Mode:

Amount :


Bank :

Branch :

Cheque/D.D/Cash

Contact No :

In Words Rs.

Receipt Date:

. . . . .


-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Payment detail




Drainage Bill

Bank Copy


Property : Z-103/H

110504BillNo :


13/10/2021Bill Dt :


Payment Mode:

Amount :


Bank :

Branch :

Cheque/D.D/Cash

Contact No :

In Words Rs.

Receipt Date:


Annexure 6

AARTI INDUSTRIES LIMITED Regd.Office 801,801/23, Phase III, G.I.D.C.Vapi-396 195 ,Distt.Valsad, Gujrat, India.

CIN NO: L24110GJ1984PLC007301 GSTIN : 24AABCA2787L2ZH PAN No.:PLANT CODE :-DHJ1 PLANT NAME :- AARTI INDUSTRIES LTD

ADDRESS: - PLOT NO.Z/103/H, DAHEJ SEZII,

GJ 392130

SERVICE WORK ORDER AARTI INDUSTRIES LTD- DAHEJ NEOSEZ UNIT

Vendor :- LPACIFICS Name & Address :-

CompanyPACIFIC SCHOOL OFENGINEERINGPlot no. 87,91,92,96, Opp. SartheeTowership,Kadodara-Palsana Road,(NH-8),At. Sanki, Tal. Palsana, Surat

GSTIN :- 24AABTP7996B1ZC

Service work order No. Date Requisition Date Quatation No. Date Project order No Description Cost Center Description Payment Term

:- 4580445908:- 03.11.2021:- 25009426:- 01.11.2021 :- :-:- :-:- DHJ1:- DAHEJ DIVISION:- 100% AGAINST PROFORMA INVOICE , &DISPATCH CLEARANCE

Dear Sir, We have pleasure to entrust you with our order for the service mentioned below and shall appreciate your executing the same as per the instruction given herein .Please return duplicate copy of this order along with additional terms & conditions and supplier code of conduct duly signed as the acceptance of this order.

Sr.No. Item No.

Item Description Quantity Unit Rate Total Amount (INR)

100000000000

Environmment Audit for EC condition 0.000 0.00 0.00

10 10SAMPLE ANALYSIS & MONITORINGCHARGES

1.000 NOS 147,990.00 147,990.00

Total 147,990.00

Basic TCS 0.00

Net Total 147,990.00

Gross TCS 0.00

Service Order Value 147,990.00

Terms and conditions:Terms and Condition :-Scope of Work :-Requisitioner : Krishna

THIS IS A COMPUTER GENERATED DOCUMENT AND DOES NOT REQUIRE A SIGNATURE.Page 1 of 2

Annexure 7

Additional terms and conditions applicable while executing job in the premises ofAarti Industries ltd

ENVIRONMENTAL OBLIGATIONS :

* You Shall ensure compliance of environmental laws applicable for job.* You shall follow Environmental Policy of AIL and take necessary action in support of deploying the same portion which is applicable to you.* You shall ensure to avoid wastage of natural resources provided by AIL for execution of job.* You shall ensure all waste material should be removed from the working place and shifted to pre-designated location under prior & afterintimation to us.

* You shall ensure that your workmen / Personnel should not be involved in any kind of activity, which may lead to environment pollution.* Incase of of any incident which has adverse impact or has potential to have adverse impact on environmental AIL authorities shall be immediatelyinformed.

* You shall ensure that the environmental laws applicable for your activities are thoroughly complied.

GOVERNMENT RULES & REGULATIONS :

You will be solely responsible for complying with all statutory requirements and various rules and regulation of State / Central Government /Motor Vehicle act for smoothly handling the job. Any penalty/Fine imposed by such Authorities will be to your account. It shall, be yourresponsibility to follow the provisions of Act. For any violation of the same, you shall be solely responsible. You shall indemnify us fully for anyloss incurred to us due to non-compliance of any rules / regulation / other requirement by you.

RISK PURCHASE CLAUSE :

If the Business Partner M/S PACIFIC SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING (Contractor/Seller/Vendor) fails to deliver the materials or the contracts asper the scope, specifications,quality &quantity within the agreed delivery period, Aarti Industries Ltd. shall reserve the right to terminate the aboveorder in full or part & get the job done by the other suitable Business Partner or Agencies at the risk & cost of the M/S PACIFIC SCHOOL OFENGINEERING.

SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY :

* Child Labour/Forced labour : You shall not engage in or support the use of forced labour or child labour( bonded, involuntary extraction or work)while working in premises of AIL and necessary documents shall be produced for age verification and consent to work.

* Health and Safety : Bearing in mind the prevailing knowledge of the industry and of any specific hazards, you shall provide a safe and healthyworking environment and shall take adequate steps to prevent accidents and injury to health arising out of, associated with or occurring in thecourse of work, by minimizing, so far as is reasonably practicable, the causes of hazards inherent in the working environment.

* Discrimination : You shall not engage in or support discrimination in hiring, remuneration, access to training, promotion, termination orretirement based on race, cast, national origin, religion, disability, gender, sexual orientation, union membership, political affiliation, or age.

* Working Hours : You shall comply with applicable laws and industry standards on working hours. All overtime work shall be reimbursed at apremium rate. Under no circumstances the things mentioned shall exceed limits provided by Indian factories act 1948.

* Remuneration : You shall ensure that the wages paid for a standard working week shall always meet at least legal or industry minimum standards.* Records : You shall maintain appropriate records to demonstrate conformance to the requirements of this standards.

SAFETY, FIRE & SECURITY REGULATIONS :

* Your employee should not be allowed inside Factory premises without Helmet, Shoes & other personal protective equipment as required by thejob.

* Your employees engage / employed by you should have good health and should not carry any infectious disease.* You shall not engage in any activity which can compromise safety of plant machineries and employees.

BUSINESS ETHICS :

* You must comply with the anti-corruption laws, directives and regulations that govern operations in the countries in which they do business.* You should not get involved in illegal payments to, or receive any illegal payments from, any companies employee, supplier, their agents,representatives or others. you should not seek or to gain any advantage of any kind by acting fraudulently, deceiving people or making falseclaims, or allow anyone else to do so.

* You must comply with all the applicable laws governing intellectual property rights and data privacy laws.* You should refrain from accepting or giving any significant gift from or to any personnel in the organization.* You must maintain confidentiality of client information and that they are committed to provide data security to all client data.

BILLING INSTRUCTIONS :

*All bills must be submitted on or before 6th of every month by the contractor/service provider to the respective project incharge. If contractor failsto comply to the above, the bills shall be considered for processing in the next month billing cycle.

*All bills shall be processed within a time period of 30 days from the date of bill submission to AIL Team.THIS IS A COMPUTER GENERATED DOCUMENT AND DOES NOT REQUIRE A SIGNATURE.Page 2 of 2

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING

Page | 11 UERL/AIR/F-04/04

➢ Details of Instrument Used for Monitoring

Instrument Id No. UERL-D/AIR/SMK/01

Instrument Name Stack Monitoring Kit, VSS1 Serial Number 467 DTJ 15

Calibration Date 27/06/2020 Next Calibration Due On 26/06/2021

➢ General Stack Monitoring Observation

Sr. No.

Description Unit of Measurement Observation

1. Stack Height m 11

2. Ambient Temperature oC 35

➢ Test Parameter Results

DISCIPLINE – CHEMICAL TESTING NAME OF GROUP – ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION

Sr. No.

Test Parameter Unit of Measurement Result GPCB Limits Test Method

1. Hydrochloric Acid as HCl mg/Nm3 1.5 20 Argentometric Method

****** End of Report *******

Checked By: Authorized By:

Nikunj D. Patel (Chemist)

Jaivik S. Tandel (Manager - Operations)

Test Report No. UERL/21/04/AIL-1/S-004 Report Issue Date 07/05/2021

Service Request form No. UERL/AIR/D/SRF/04/S-004 Service Request Date 23/04/2021

Sample ID No. UERL/AIR/D/ID/S-21/04/004 Field Data Sheet No. UERL/AIR/D/FDS/S-21/04/004

Name & Address of Industries

M/s. AARTI INDUSTRIES LTD. (Unit – 1) Plot No. Z/103/H, Dahej SEZ Part-II, Tal. Vagara, Dist. Bharuch, Dahej-392 130, Gujarat.

Date of Sampling 23/04/2021 Date of Testing 24/04/2021

Stack Sampling Attached to Scrubber Attached to Hydrolysis Process

Fuel Used --

Air Pollution Control Device Caustic Scrubber

Annexure 8

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING


Details of Instrument Used for Monitoring




General Stack Monitoring Observation

Sr. No.




Test Parameter Results


Sr. No.


1. Hydrochloric Acid as HCl mg/Nm3 2.5 20 Argentometric Method

****** End of Report *******











Fuel Used --


TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.






Sr. No.

Test Parameter Unit of

Measurement Result GPCB Limits Test Method

1. Hydrochloric Acid as HCl mg/Nm3 BDL (MDL:1.0) 20 Argentometric Method

Note: BDL: Below Detection Limit.

****** End of Report *******











Fuel Used --


TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.






Sr. No.





****** End of Report *******











Fuel Used --


TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.



2. Stack Dia mm 1200

3. Stack Area m2 1.1314


5. Flue Gas Temperature oC 135

6. Exit Gas Velocity m/s 5.3

7. Exit Gas Flow m3/h 21587.112



Sr. No.


1. Particulate Matter mg/Nm3 66 150 IS 11255(Part 1)

2. Sulphur Dioxide ppm 74 100 IS 11255(Part 2)

3. Oxide of Nitrogen ppm 36 50 IS 11255(Part 7)

****** End of Report *******










Stack Sampling Attached to Boiler-1 (20 TPH)

Air Pollution Control Device ESP

Fuel Used Coal

Annexure 9

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.



2. Stack Dia mm 254








Sr. No.





****** End of Report *******










Stack Sampling Attached to D.G Set - 1 (1000 KVA)

Fuel Used Diesel

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.



2. Stack Dia mm 254








Sr. No.





****** End of Report *******










Stack Sampling Attached to D.G Set – 2 (1000 KVA)

Fuel Used Diesel

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.






5. Flue Gas Temperature oC

145





Sr. No.





****** End of Report *******












Fuel Used Coal

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.



2. Stack Dia mm 254




115





Sr. No.





****** End of Report *******











Fuel Used Diesel

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.



2. Stack Dia mm 254




11.4





Sr. No.





****** End of Report *******











Fuel Used Diesel

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.











Sr. No.





****** End of Report *******












Fuel Used Coal

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.



2. Stack Dia mm 254








Sr. No.





****** End of Report *******











Fuel Used Diesel

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.











Sr. No.





****** End of Report *******












Fuel Used Coal

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.



2. Stack Dia mm 254








Sr. No.





****** End of Report *******











Fuel Used Diesel

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.


1. Stack Height M 42

2. Stack Dia Mm 1200








Sr. No.





****** End of Report *******












Fuel Used Coal

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.



2. Stack Dia mm 254








Sr. No.





****** End of Report *******











Fuel Used Diesel

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.


1. Stack Height M 42

2. Stack Dia Mm 1200








Sr. No.





****** End of Report *******












Fuel Used Coal

TEST REPORT

STACK MONITORING







Sr. No.



2. Stack Dia mm 254








Sr. No.





****** End of Report *******











Fuel Used Diesel

FORM NO. 37

(Prescribed under Rule 12-B)

Register containing particulars of monitoring of working environment required under Section 7-A (a)(e).

Test Report No. UERL/21/04/WAM-AIL-U1-002

1. Name of Industries: M/s. Aarti Industries Ltd. (Dahej SEZ Unit Neo)

2. Name of the Department / Plant: - MEE Plant

3. Raw materials, by-products and finished products involved in the process: - Raw Material:1) Untreated Effluent Water, 2) Product- Condensate Water.

4. Particulars of sampling: - Work Place Monitoring.

5. Date of Monitoring: - 23/04/2021

Sr. No.

Location/ Operation

Mentioned

Identified Contaminant

Sampling Instrument

Used

Airborne Contamination

Average TWA Concentration

(As Given in Schedule-II as

Per Factory Act.)

Reference Method Number of Workers Exposed

at the

Location Being

Monitored

Remarks Signature of Person Taking

Samples

Name (In Block Letters) Number

of Samples

Range

1 MEE Plant (Ground Floor)

TVOC’S (ppm)

Handy Sampler

01 BDL BDL **

GC Method 05

All Process

Activities are

running.

JITEN LAD 2 MEE Plant (1st Floor)

01 BDL BDL **

3 MEE Plant (2nd Floor)

01 BDL BDL **

** Limit has not been defined as per factory act

Authorized By:

Jaivik S. Tandel

(Manager - Operations)

Annexure 10

FORM NO. 37









Sr. No.

Location/ Operation

Mentioned


Sampling Instrument

Used




Per Factory Act.)


at the

Location Being

Monitored


Samples


of Samples

Range


TVOC’S (ppm)

Handy Sampler

01 BDL BDL **

GC Method 05

All Process

Activities are

running.


01 BDL BDL **


01 BDL BDL **


Authorized By:

Jaivik S. Tandel


FORM NO. 37









Sr. No.

Location/ Operation

Mentioned


Sampling Instrument

Used




Per Factory Act.)

Reference Method

Number of Workers

Exposed at the Location

Being Monitored


Samples


of Samples

Range


TVOC’S (ppm)

Handy Sampler

01 BDL BDL **

GC Method 05

All Process

Activities are

running.


01 BDL BDL **


01 BDL BDL **


Authorized By:

Jaivik S. Tandel


FORM NO. 37





7. Name of the Department / Plant: - MEA Plant

8. Raw materials, by-products and finished products involved in the process: - Raw Material:1) --, 2) Product- Ethylation & Propylation Product.



Sr. No.

Location/ Operation

Mentioned


Sampling Instrument

Used




Per Factory Act.)

Reference Method

Number of Workers


Being Monitored


Samples


of Samples

Range

1 MEA Plant (Ground Floor)

TVOC’S (ppm)

Handy Sampler

01 BDL BDL **

GC Method 05

All Process

Activities are

running.

JITEN LAD

2 MEA Plant (1st Floor)

01 BDL BDL **

3 MEA Plant (2nd Floor)

01 BDL BDL **

4 MEA Plant (Top Floor)

01 BDL BDL **

** Limit has not been defined as per factory act Authorized By:

Jaivik S. Tandel


FORM NO. 37









Sr. No.

Location/ Operation

Mentioned


Sampling Instrument

Used




Per Factory Act.)

Reference Method

Number of Workers


Being Monitored


Samples


of Samples

Range


TVOC’S (ppm)

Handy Sampler

01 BDL BDL **

GC Method 05

All Process

Activities are

running.


01 BDL BDL **


01 BDL BDL **


Authorized By:

Jaivik S. Tandel


FORM NO. 37





7. Name of the Department / Plant: - MEA Plant

8. Raw materials, by-products and finished products involved in the process: - Raw Material:1) --, 2) Product- Ethylation & Propylation Product.



Sr. No.

Location/ Operation

Mentioned


Sampling Instrument

Used




Per Factory Act.)

Reference Method

Number of Workers


Being Monitored


Samples


of Samples

Range

1 MEA Plant (Ground Floor)

TVOC’S (ppm)

Handy Sampler

01 BDL BDL **

GC Method 05

All Process

Activities are

running.

JITEN LAD

2 MEA Plant (1st Floor)

01 BDL BDL **

3 MEA Plant (2nd Floor)

01 BDL BDL **

4 MEA Plant (Top Floor)

01 BDL BDL **

** Limit has not been defined as per factory act Authorized By:

Jaivik S. Tandel


FORM NO. 37









Sr. No.

Location/ Operation

Mentioned


Sampling Instrument

Used




Per Factory Act.)

Reference Method

Number of Workers


Being Monitored


Samples


of Samples

Range


TVOC’S (ppm)

Handy Sampler

01 BDL BDL **

GC Method 05

All Process

Activities are

running.


01 BDL BDL **


01 BDL BDL **


Authorized By:

Jaivik S. Tandel


FORM NO. 37





2. Name of the Department / Plant: - Coal Storage

3. Raw materials, by-products and finished products involved in the process: - Raw Material & Product- Coal.



Sr. No.

Location/ Operation

Mentioned


Sampling Instrument

Used




Per Factory Act.)

Reference Method Number of Workers


Being Monitored


Samples


of Samples

Range

1 Near Coal Yard Area

Total Dust Handy Sampler

01 0.88 0.88 10 mg/m3 NIOSH0600

05

All Process

Activities are

Running.

JITEN LAD Work Place

Noise

Sound Level Meter

01 67.5 67.5 85 dB(A) IS-9989:1981 & Manufacture’s

manual

Authorized By:

Jaivik S. Tandel


Annexure 11

FORM NO. 37









Sr. No.

Location/ Operation

Mentioned


Sampling Instrument

Used




Per Factory Act.)



Being Monitored


Samples


of Samples

Range



01 1.15 1.15 10 mg/m3 NIOSH0600

05

All Process

Activities are

Running.


Noise

Sound Level Meter


manual

Authorized By:

Jaivik S. Tandel


FORM NO. 37









Sr. No.

Location/ Operation

Mentioned


Sampling Instrument

Used




Per Factory Act.)



Being Monitored


Samples


of Samples

Range



01 1.25 1.25 10 mg/m3 NIOSH0600

05

All Process

Activities are

Running.


Noise

Sound Level Meter


manual

Authorized By:

Jaivik S. Tandel


FORM NO. 37









Sr. No.

Location/ Operation

Mentioned


Sampling Instrument

Used




Per Factory Act.)

Reference Method

Number of Workers


Being Monitored


Samples


of Samples

Range



01 0.95 0.95 10 mg/m3 NIOSH0600

05

All Process

Activities are

Running.


Noise

Sound Level Meter

01 66.2 66.2 85 dB(A)

IS-9989:1981 &

Manufacture’s manual

Authorized By:

Jaivik S. Tandel


FORM NO. 37









Sr. No.

Location/ Operation

Mentioned


Sampling Instrument

Used




Per Factory Act.)

Reference Method

Number of Workers


Being Monitored


Samples


of Samples

Range



01 0.88 0.88 10 mg/m3 NIOSH0600

05

All Process

Activities are

Running.


Noise

Sound Level Meter

01 68.2 68.2 85 dB(A)

IS-9989:1981 &


Authorized By:

Jaivik S. Tandel


FORM NO. 37









Sr. No.

Location/ Operation

Mentioned


Sampling Instrument

Used




Per Factory Act.)

Reference Method

Number of Workers


Being Monitored


Samples


of Samples

Range



01 0.8 0.8 10 mg/m3 NIOSH0600

05

All Process

Activities are

Running.


Noise

Sound Level Meter

01 67.3 67.3 85 dB(A)

IS-9989:1981 &


Authorized By:

Jaivik S. Tandel


UERL/21/04/AIL-1/A-001 Report Issue Date:

PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SO2 µg/m3

NO2 µg/m3

1 05-04-2021 72 23 12.5 16.1

2 06-04-2021 76 25 14.3 18.6

3 12-04-2021 80 28 15.1 21.4

4 13-04-2021 73 24 13.5 17.6

5 19-04-2021 76 26 12.1 15.7

6 20-04-2021 80 28 15.8 22.4

7 26-04-2021 75 23 13.1 19.5

8 27-04-2021 74 22 16.8 23.5

80 28 16.8 23.5

72 22 12.1 15.7

80.0 28.0 16.7 23.3

100 60 80 80


Nikunj D. Patel Jaivik S. Tandel

(Chemist) (Manager - Operations)

Ambient Air Quality Monitoring DataFor M/s. AARTI INDUSTRIES LIMITED, Unit - 1. (Dahej)

By – UniStar Environment and Research Labs Pvt. Ltd.

Sr. No. Date of MonitoringParameter with Results

Location : AAQM 1 :

(Near Main Gate)

(Lat. 21.681598 N, Long. 72.548982 E)

Month : April - 2021Instrument - RDS (Sr.No. 160203117) &

FPS (Sr.No. 2170302053)


Test Report No: 07-05-2021

3

Max.

Min.

NOTE: 1). Ambient Air Monitoring carried out for 24 hours time period , 2). NAAQMS: National Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Standard.

Permissible Limit (As Per NAAQMS)

98th

Percentile

Annexure 12


PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SO2 µg/m3

NO2 µg/m3

1 05-04-2021 88 32 14.9 20.2

2 06-04-2021 82 28 15.6 22.4

3 12-04-2021 86 30 18.5 25.8

4 13-04-2021 90 35 16.3 20.8

5 19-04-2021 86 33 14.3 19.4

6 20-04-2021 84 31 15.1 21.1

7 26-04-2021 80 28 16.9 23.6

8 27-04-2021 85 32 17.2 24.3

90 35 18.5 25.8

80 28 14.3 19.4

89.7 34.7 18.3 25.6

100 60 80 80







Location : AAQM-2 :

(Near ETP Plant)

(Lat. 21.682164 N, Long. 72.550906 E)

Month : April - 2021Instrument - RDS (Sr.No. 190303U005) &

FPS (Sr.No. 190202U006)

Test Report No:


07-05-2021

4

98th

Percentile

Max.

Min.




PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SO2 µg/m3

NO2 µg/m3

1 05-04-2021 80 26 14.2 21.6

2 06-04-2021 74 23 14.8 18.8

3 12-04-2021 76 25 16.1 20.6

4 13-04-2021 72 22 15.2 19.2

5 19-04-2021 78 26 15.8 21.1

6 20-04-2021 75 24 17.3 23.4

7 26-04-2021 70 22 16.1 22.5

8 27-04-2021 82 25 18.3 23.7

82 26 18.3 23.7

70 22 14.2 18.8

81.7 26.0 18.2 23.7

100 60 80 80







Location : AAQM-3 :

(Near Plant Office)

(Lat. 21.681326 N, Long. 72.550520 E)

Month : April - 2021Instrument - RDS APS 113 BL (Sr.No. 232-I-2019) &

FPS APS-302 (Sr.No. 263-I-2019)

Test Report No:


07-05-2021

5

98th

Percentile

Max.

Min.




PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SO2 µg/m3

NO2 µg/m3

1 03-05-2021 74 25 13.5 17.3

2 04-05-2021 75 27 15.3 20.1

3 10-05-2021 72 24 14.2 18.2

4 11-05-2021 76 25 15.8 17.3

5 20-05-2021 78 27 16.3 16.2

6 21-05-2021 82 28 14.8 18.1

7 24-05-2021 73 24 13.1 19.8

8 25-05-2021 78 26 12.7 20.2

82 28 16.3 20.2

72 24 12.7 16.2

81.4 27.9 16.2 20.2

100 60 80 80







Location : AAQM 1 :

(Near Main Gate)

(Lat. 21.681598 N, Long. 72.548982 E)

Month : May- 2021Instrument - RDS (Sr.No. 160203117) &

FPS (Sr.No. 2170302053)



3

Max.

Min.



98th

Percentile


PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SO2 µg/m3

NO2 µg/m3

1 03-05-2021 78 28 14.8 19.2

2 04-05-2021 80 30 13.2 18.4

3 10-05-2021 76 25 15.2 20.4

4 11-05-2021 78 26 14.2 21.5

5 20-05-2021 80 28 13.5 18.2

6 21-05-2021 76 25 13.1 17.6

7 24-05-2021 74 24 14.2 20.4

8 25-05-2021 72 22 16.2 21.2

80 30 16.2 21.5

72 22 13.1 17.6

80.0 29.7 16.1 21.5

100 60 80 80







Location : AAQM-2 :

(Near ETP Plant)

(Lat. 21.682164 N, Long. 72.550906 E)

Month : May- 2021Instrument - RDS (Sr.No. 190303U005) &

FPS (Sr.No. 190202U006)

Test Report No:


07-06-2021

4

98th

Percentile

Max.

Min.




PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SO2 µg/m3

NO2 µg/m3

1 03-05-2021 72 25 13.1 16.2

2 04-05-2021 76 26 12.8 17.4

3 10-05-2021 78 28 13.6 18.5

4 11-05-2021 74 22 14.7 22.4

5 20-05-2021 80 26 14.2 18.2

6 21-05-2021 70 23 15.3 20.1

7 24-05-2021 73 22 16.1 21.5

8 25-05-2021 75 26 15.7 20.8

80 28 16.1 22.4

70 22 12.8 16.2

79.7 27.7 16.0 22.3

100 60 80 80







Location : AAQM-3 :

(Near Plant Office)

(Lat. 21.681326 N, Long. 72.550520 E)

Month : May- 2021Instrument - RDS APS 113 BL (Sr.No. 232-I-2019) &

FPS APS-302 (Sr.No. 263-I-2019)

Test Report No:


07-06-2021

5

98th

Percentile

Max.

Min.




PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SOx µg/m3

NOx µg/m3

1 01-06-2021 68 22 15.5 20.1

2 02-06-2021 72 24 14.3 18.3

3 07-06-2021 74 25 12.8 15.6

4 08-06-2021 70 20 13.8 18.8

5 14-06-2021 65 19 13.2 16.3

6 15-06-2021 69 21 14.9 20.8

7 21-06-2021 72 23 15.1 21.6

8 22-06-2021 66 22 16.2 22.4

74 25 16.2 22.4

65 19 12.8 15.6

73.7 24.9 16.1 22.3

100 60 80 80



(Chemist) (Manager - Operations)3

Max.

Min.



98th

Percentile




Location : AAQM 1 :

(Near Main Gate)

(Lat. 21.681598 N, Long. 72.548982 E)

Month : June- 2021Instrument - RDS (Sr.No. 160203117) &

FPS (Sr.No. 2170302053)




PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SOx µg/m3

NOx µg/m3

1 01-06-2021 73 24 14.8 18.3

2 02-06-2021 66 21 12.2 16.8

3 07-06-2021 70 22 13.8 19.3

4 08-06-2021 75 23 16.7 20.1

5 14-06-2021 72 24 15.9 19.8

6 15-06-2021 78 26 15.2 21.4

7 21-06-2021 68 22 16.3 22.6

8 22-06-2021 70 23 14.2 18.9

78 26 16.7 22.6

66 21 12.2 16.8

77.6 25.7 16.6 22.4

100 60 80 80




4

98th

Percentile

Max.

Min.






Location : AAQM-2 :

(Near ETP Plant)

(Lat. 21.682164 N, Long. 72.550906 E)

Month : June- 2021Instrument - RDS (Sr.No. 190303U005) &

FPS (Sr.No. 190202U006)

Test Report No:


03-07-2021


PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SOx µg/m3

NOx µg/m3

1 01-06-2021 70 21 14.2 20.8

2 02-06-2021 68 19 15.1 21.4

3 07-06-2021 75 26 12.2 16.2

4 08-06-2021 73 24 15.6 20.3

5 14-06-2021 69 22 16.3 21.5

6 15-06-2021 74 24 13.4 18.5

7 21-06-2021 65 20 14.3 20.4

8 22-06-2021 69 21 15.1 19.2

75 26 16.3 21.5

65 19 12.2 16.2

74.9 25.7 16.2 21.5

100 60 80 80




5

98th

Percentile

Max.

Min.






Location : AAQM-3 :

(Near Plant Office)

(Lat. 21.681326 N, Long. 72.550520 E)

Month : June- 2021Instrument - RDS APS 113 BL (Sr.No. 232-I-2019) &

FPS APS-302 (Sr.No. 263-I-2019)

Test Report No:


03-07-2021


PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SOx µg/m3

NOx µg/m3

1 05-07-2021 65 19 13.5 18.1

2 06-07-2021 70 22 12.3 16.3

3 12-07-2021 72 23 10.8 13.6

4 13-07-2021 67 17 11.9 16.9

5 19-07-2021 61 15 15.7 18.2

6 20-07-2021 64 16 17.2 23.1

7 26-07-2021 68 20 12.1 18.6

8 27-07-2021 60 17 11.2 17.4

72 23 17.2 23.1

60 15 10.8 13.6

71.7 22.9 17.0 22.5

100 60 80 80




Max.

Min.



98th

Percentile




Location : AAQM 1 :

(Near Main Gate)

(Lat. 21.681598 N, Long. 72.548982 E)

Month : July- 2021Instrument - RDS (Sr.No. 160203117) &

FPS (Sr.No. 2170302053)




PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SOx µg/m3

NOx µg/m3

1 05-07-2021 70 21 12.8 20.6

2 06-07-2021 76 25 10.2 17.6

3 12-07-2021 76 20 9.8 15.7

4 13-07-2021 72 19 9.1 17.6

5 19-07-2021 68 20 13.4 21.7

6 20-07-2021 73 21 16.9 24.5

7 26-07-2021 72 26 10.9 17.4

8 27-07-2021 64 18 9.2 20.1

76 26 16.9 24.5

64 18 9.1 15.7

76.0 25.9 16.4 24.1

100 60 80 80




4

98th

Percentile

Max.

Min.






Location : AAQM-2 :

(Near ETP Plant)

(Lat. 21.682164 N, Long. 72.550906 E)

Month : July- 2021Instrument - RDS (Sr.No. 190303U005) &

FPS (Sr.No. 190202U006)

Test Report No:


05-08-2021


PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SOx µg/m3

NOx µg/m3

1 05-07-2021 73 18 13.9 19.4

2 06-07-2021 78 21 13.6 18.4

3 12-07-2021 81 19 11.7 14.2

4 13-07-2021 74 21 10.5 15.4

5 19-07-2021 71 25 12.6 19.9

6 20-07-2021 77 20 15.8 22.7

7 26-07-2021 75 17 11.2 19.2

8 27-07-2021 65 15 10.5 18.5

81 25 15.8 22.7

65 15 10.5 14.2

80.6 24.4 15.5 22.3

100 60 80 80




5

98th

Percentile

Max.

Min.






Location : AAQM-3 :

(Near Plant Office)

(Lat. 21.681326 N, Long. 72.550520 E)

Month : July- 2021Instrument - RDS APS 113 BL (Sr.No. 232-I-2019) &

FPS APS-302 (Sr.No. 263-I-2019)

Test Report No:


05-08-2021


PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SOx µg/m3

NOx µg/m3

1 02-08-2021 68 23 15.6 19.2

2 03-08-2021 73 26 13.4 17.3

3 09-08-2021 71 24 12.3 15.2

4 10-08-2021 64 20 13.6 17.4

5 16-08-2021 59 22 17.2 20.5

6 17-08-2021 62 19 19.3 24.6

7 23-08-2021 65 21 14.2 17.9

8 24-08-2021 63 20 13.9 19.5

73 26 19.3 24.6

59 19 12.3 15.2

72.7 25.7 19.0 24.0

100 60 80 80







Location : AAQM 1 :

(Near Main Gate)

(Lat. 21.681598 N, Long. 72.548982 E)

Month : August- 2021Instrument - RDS (Sr.No. 160203117) &

FPS (Sr.No. 2170302053)



3

Max.

Min.



98th

Percentile


PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SOx µg/m3

NOx µg/m3

1 02-08-2021 72 25 16.3 18.4

2 03-08-2021 68 22 12.4 16.3

3 09-08-2021 75 26 12.5 14.7

4 10-08-2021 69 23 11.2 15.3

5 16-08-2021 64 20 15.1 19.2

6 17-08-2021 69 23 18.9 22.1

7 23-08-2021 70 24 12.5 19.4

8 24-08-2021 67 20 11.3 17.6

75 26 18.9 22.1

64 20 11.2 14.7

74.6 25.9 18.5 21.7

100 60 80 80







Location : AAQM-2 :

(Near ETP Plant)

(Lat. 21.682164 N, Long. 72.550906 E)

Month : August- 2021Instrument - RDS (Sr.No. 190303U005) &

FPS (Sr.No. 190202U006)

Test Report No:


07-09-2021

4

98th

Percentile

Max.

Min.




PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SOx µg/m3

NOx µg/m3

1 02-08-2021 70 23 14.2 20.5

2 03-08-2021 76 25 15.6 18.6

3 09-08-2021 78 27 13.4 16.1

4 10-08-2021 72 25 12.8 16.9

5 16-08-2021 68 20 16.3 21.2

6 17-08-2021 73 22 17.5 21.8

7 23-08-2021 78 24 13.6 18.2

8 24-08-2021 62 18 12.4 17.3

78 27 17.5 21.8

62 18 12.4 16.1

78.0 26.7 17.3 21.7

100 60 80 80







Location : AAQM-3 :

(Near Plant Office)

(Lat. 21.681326 N, Long. 72.550520 E)

Month : August- 2021Instrument - RDS APS 113 BL (Sr.No. 232-I-2019) &

FPS APS-302 (Sr.No. 263-I-2019)

Test Report No:


07-09-2021

5

98th

Percentile

Max.

Min.




PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SOx µg/m3

NOx µg/m3

1 01-09-2021 65 18 12.1 15.6

2 02-09-2021 70 21 14.2 20.2

3 06-09-2021 68 19 15.3 19.3

4 07-09-2021 61 22 12.8 17.5

5 13-09-2021 69 18 14.1 20.3

6 14-09-2021 58 20 13.6 18.2

7 20-09-2021 65 22 12.2 16.5

8 21-09-2021 63 19 14.7 20.8

70 22 15.3 20.8

58 18 12.1 15.6

69.9 22.0 15.2 20.7

100 60 80 80




Max.

Min.



98th

Percentile




Location : AAQM 1 :

(Near Main Gate)

(Lat. 21.681598 N, Long. 72.548982 E)

Month : September- 2021Instrument - RDS (Sr.No. 160203117) &

FPS (Sr.No. 2170302053)




PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SOx µg/m3

NOx µg/m3

1 01-09-2021 70 23 13.4 17.2

2 02-09-2021 74 26 16.1 22.4

3 06-09-2021 71 22 14.2 18.8

4 07-09-2021 67 20 13.8 17.5

5 13-09-2021 62 22 12.2 16.8

6 14-09-2021 67 18 16.0 19.7

7 20-09-2021 68 24 12.9 17.0

8 21-09-2021 65 20 16.6 21..4

74 26 16.6 22.4

62 18 12.2 16.8

73.6 25.7 16.5 22.1

100 60 80 80




4

98th

Percentile

Max.

Min.






Location : AAQM-2 :

(Near ETP Plant)

(Lat. 21.682164 N, Long. 72.550906 E)

Month : September- 2021Instrument - RDS (Sr.No. 190303U005) &

FPS (Sr.No. 190202U006)

Test Report No:


04-10-2021


PM10 µg/m3

PM2.5 µg/m3

SOx µg/m3

NOx µg/m3

1 01-09-2021 67 19 12.8 18.0

2 02-09-2021 73 21 13.3 19.5

3 06-09-2021 75 26 12.1 16.8

4 07-09-2021 62 18 15.8 22.1

5 13-09-2021 65 20 14.0 18.9

6 14-09-2021 70 24 15.2 21.3

7 20-09-2021 75 20 13.2 17.2

8 21-09-2021 59 23 12.5 16.6

75 26 15.8 22.1

59 18 12.1 16.6

75.0 25.7 15.7 22.0

100 60 80 80




5

98th

Percentile

Max.

Min.






Location : AAQM-3 :

(Near Plant Office)

(Lat. 21.681326 N, Long. 72.550520 E)

Month : September- 2021Instrument - RDS APS 113 BL (Sr.No. 232-I-2019) &

FPS APS-302 (Sr.No. 263-I-2019)

Test Report No:


04-10-2021

Annexure 13

Annexure 14

Annexure 15

Annexure 16

Annexure 17

Annexure 18


TEST REPORT AMBIENT NOISE LEVEL MONITORING REPORT

Test Report No. UERL/21/04/AIL-1/N-001 Date of Report: 07/05/2021

Name & Address of Industries M/s. AARTI INDUSTRIES LTD (Unit-1).

Plot No. Z/103/H, Dahej SEZ Part-II, Dahej-392130, Tal. Vagara, Dist. Bharuch, Gujarat.

Location of Sampling / Monitoring Ambient Noise

Sampling Method IS: 9989 : 1981

➢ Details of Instrument Used for Monitoring.

Instrument Id No. Instrument Name Model Number Calibration Date Next Calibration Date

UERL/AIR/SLM/Q630838 Sound Level Meter SL 4023 SD 31/01/2021 30/01/2022

Date of Monitoring : 23/04/2021

Result: -

Note: Ambient Air Quality Standards in respected of Noise as per CPCB.

Area Code Category of Area/Zone Limit in dB (A) Leq

Day Time (6:00 am to 10:00 pm) Night Time (10:00 pm to 6:00 am)

(A) Industrial area 75 70

(B) Commercial area 65 55

(C) Residential area 55 45

(D) Silence Zone 50 40

****** End of Report *******





Sr. No. Location

Noise Level dB(A)

Day Time Night Time Permissible Limit CPCB

Day Time Night Time

1. Near Ash Silo 65.8 57.2 75 dB (A) 70 dB (A)

2. Near Boiler 71.4 62.5 75 dB (A) 70 dB (A)

3. Near Coal Handling Plant 68.2 58.6 75 dB (A) 70 dB (A)

4. Near ETP 66.5 54.5 75 dB (A) 70 dB (A)

5. Near Cooling Tower 67.1 57.3 75 dB (A) 70 dB (A)

6. Near Methanol Storage 59.3 54.1 75 dB (A) 70 dB (A)

7. Near Liquid Nitrogen 62.6 52.2 75 dB (A) 70 dB (A)

Annexure 19








Details of Instrument Used for Monitoring.




Result: -








****** End of Report *******





Sr. No. Location

Noise Level dB(A)


Day Time Night Time




4. Near ETP 65.3 52.5 75 dB (A) 70 dB (A)















Result: -








****** End of Report *******





Sr. No. Location

Noise Level dB(A)


Day Time Night Time




4. Near ETP 69.6 56.3 75 dB (A) 70 dB (A)















Result: -








****** End of Report *******





Sr. No. Location

Noise Level dB(A)


Day Time Night Time




4. Near ETP 67.8 54.6 75 dB (A) 70 dB (A)















Result: -








****** End of Report *******





Sr. No. Location

Noise Level dB(A)


Day Time Night Time




4. Near ETP 69.8 55.1 75 dB (A) 70 dB (A)















Result: -








****** End of Report *******





Sr. No. Location

Noise Level dB(A)


Day Time Night Time




4. Near ETP 67.9 53.2 75 dB (A) 70 dB (A)




Annexure 20

Annexure 21

Annexure 22

CCA compliance of CCA amendment AWH-108738 dated 19/10/2020

Sr. No.

Conditions Compliance

1 There shall be no change in production quantity / capacity Noted & Complied There is no change in product quantity after CCA Amendment

2 Specific Condition

a) Unit shall comply with all the conditions stipulated by SEIAA / MoEF in the order of Environment Clearance issued vide letter No. SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(F)/173/2013 dated 02/07/2013 and EC amendment No.SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/547/2019 dated 10/04/2019.

Complied Unit has complied with all the conditions stipulated by SEIAA / MoEF in the order of Environment Clearance issued vide letter No. SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(F)/173/2013 dated 02/07/2013 and EC amendment No.SEIAA/GUJ/EC/5(f)/547/2019 dated 10/04/2019.

b) Unit Shall use fresh raw material only. Complied Unit has using Fresh raw materials only

c) Unit shall sell out their hazardous waste to authorized end users who is having authorization with valid CCA and rule 9 permission to receive this waste. Unit shall make MoU with such authorized end users and submit MoU

Complied Unit has sold hazardous waste only to authorized end users who have valid CCA & Rule 9 permission. Also the unit has made MOU with the end user. MOU copy has been attached as Annexure-1

d) All the efforts shall be made to send hazardous waste to the cement industry for Co-processing first and thereafter it shall be disposed through other options.

Complied Unit has identified a process waste (residue) which is sent for co-processing after preprocessing @at RSPL Panoli

e) Unit shall follow spent solvent management guideline framed by board and shall install APCM as per guideline.

Complied There is no use of any solvent for production

Annexure 23

f) Unit shall strictly follow the solid fuel guideline framed by board and shall install APCM as per guideline.

Complied Unit has installed APCM as per solid fuel guideline. Unit has installed ESP & Lime addition system along with Coal in the Boiler.

g) Unit shall follow coal handling guideline framed by board and provide coal handling facility.

Complied Compliance of Coal handling guideline attached as Annexure-2.

h) Unit shall strictly follow the fly ash notification for disposal of generated ash.

Complied Compliance of Fly ash notification attached as Annexure-3.

i) Unit shall install online Continuous Emission Monitoring System (CEMS) and link it with the GPCB real time data transfer for boiler more than 8 TPH capacity or equivalent capacity of TFH.

Complied Unit has installed OCEMS (PM,SOx & NOX) with the Boiler as per CPCB guideline. Same has been connected with the CPCB server.

3. CONDITION UNDER THE WATER ACT

3.1 The condition No. 4.1 for water consumption under water act of the CCA order No: AWH-80396, issued vide letter no. GPCB - BRCH-B-CTE-160/ID-41201/368869 dated 07/09/2016 is amended and shall now be read as under.

a. Domestic:7 KL/Day (Existing 7 KLD + Proposed 0 KLD)

b. Industrial: 1225 KL/Day (Existing 575 KLD + Proposed 650 KLD) (1060.84 (Fresh) +164.16 (Recycled)

c. Gardening: 18 KL/Day (Existing KLD + Proposed 0 KLD)

Total: 1250 KL/Day (Existing 600 KLD + Proposed 650 KLD) Fresh-1085.84+ Recycled - 164.5

Complied

Fresh water consumption not exceeded to 1085.84 KL/Day

3.2 The condition No. 4.2 for wastewater Generation under Water Act of the CCA No: AWH - 80396, issued vide letter no.

Complied

Fresh Water Consumption

Month Domestic KLD

Industrial KLD

Gardening KLD

Nov’20 6.3 127.3 17.8

Dec’20 6.4 208.64 16.6

Jan’21 6.6 196.41 16.9

GPCB-BRCH-B-CTE-160/ID-41201/368869 dated 07/09/2016 is amended and shall now be read as under.

a. Domestic: 7 KL/Day (Existing 7 KLD + Proposed 0 KLD)

b. Industrial: 158.4 KL/Day (Existing 77 KLD + Proposed 81.4 KLD)

Total: 165.4 KL/Day (Existing 84 KLD + Proposed 81.4 KLD)

Waste water generation not exceeded to 165.4 KL/Day

3.3 Mode of disposal of wastewater:

a) The industrial effluent from washing (3 KLD), Process (6 KLD) & sewage (7 KLD) will be treated in ETP followed by RO.

b) Total 147 KLD i.e. Effluent from neutralization (50 KLD), Boiler blowdown (62 KLD) & cooling tower blowdown (35 KLD) shall be treated in RO.

c) RO reject (41.35 KLD) shall be set for Evaporation.

d) Total @164.16 KLD i.e RO permeate (124.05) and MEE condensate (40.11 KLD) shall be reused in cooling tower.

Complied

a) Industrial effluent Washing, process treated in ETP followed by RO & sewage water treated in STP

b) Effluent from neutralization , Boiler blowdown & cooling tower blowdown treated in RO

c) RO reject treated in Evaporation system

d) RO permeate and MEE condensate is reused in cooling tower

4 CONDITION UNDER THE AIR ACT:

4.1 The condition No. 5.1 for Fuel consumption under Air Act of the CCA order No: AWH -80396, issued vide letter no. GPCB- BRCH-B-CTE-160/ID-41201/368869 dated 07/09/2016 is amended and shall now be read as under.

Complied Coal ,diesel & Natural gas consumption are within permissible limits.

4.2 The condition No. 5.3 for Flue gas stacks under Air Act of the CCA order No: AWH-80396, issued vide letter no. GPCB-BRCH-B-CTE-160/ID-41201/368869 dated 07/09/2016 is amended and shall now be read as under.

Complied Air pollution control system installed & we are effectively operating to achieve flue gas emission norms.Analysis report from NABL accredited testing laboratory (Unistar Environment & Research Lab Pvt. Limited) is as given below and report as attached in Annexure-.4

Waste water Generation (KLD)

Month Domestic Industrial

Nov’20 6.3 50.7

Dec’20 6.4 35.8

Jan’21 6.6 45.9

Sr. No. Fuel Quantity

Existing Proposed Total

1 Coal 3483.3 kg/hr 12767 kg/hr 16250.3 kg/hr

2 Natural Gas 187.5 kg/hr 0 187.5 kg/hr

3 Diesel 540 lit/hr 0 540 lit/hr

Name Of Fuel

Nov’20 Dec’20 Jan’21

Coal 1466.6 kg/Hr 933.3 Kg/Hr 1000 Kg/Hr

Natural Gas 10.08 Kg/Hr 23.37 Kg/Hr

28.81 Kg/Hr

Diesel 0.18 Lit/Hr 0.27 Lit/Hr 0.32 Lit/Hr

Note;- Steam shall sent to sister concern unit M/s Aarti Industries Limited (U-II), Dahej, SEZ II (ID-58381) and M/s Aarti Industries Limited (U-III), Dahej, SEZ II (ID-62935) and condensate sent back to the same unit.

4.3 The condition No. 5.5 for process gas stacks under Air Act of the CCA order No:AWH-80396, issued vide letter no. GPCB- BRCH-B-CTE-160/ID-41201/368869 dated 07/09/2016 is amended and shall now read as under.

Complied Analysis report from NABL accredited testing laboratory (Unistar Environment & Research Lab Pvt. Limited) is as given below and report as attached in Annexure-5 .

Sr. No.

Stack attached to

Stack height

APCM Paramet er

Permissible limit

Existing

1 Boiler-1 (Cap:20 TPH)

42 ESP PM

SO2

NOx

150 mg/NM3

100 ppm

50 ppm 2 Thermic Fluid Heater (Cap: 6 Lac Kcal/Hr.)

3 D.G. Set (02 No’s) (Cap: 1000 KVA each)

11 --

4 Ethylation Furnace vent

42 Wet Scrub ber

Proposed

5 Boiler-II (Cap: 67 TPH)

76 ESP + water scrub ber

PM

SO2

NOx

150 mg/NM3

100 ppm

50 ppm

6 Ethylation Furnace Vent (To be removed)

42 Wet Scrub ber

Wet Scrubber

To Be Discontinued

Stac k no

Stack attached to

Stack Height in Meter. Air Pollution Control Measure (APCM)

Para meter

Permissible Limit

Existing

1 Reactor (Natural Gas Consumpti on 5 Kg per hr. For flaring) (Existing)

18 -- -- --

Proposed

1 Scrubber attached to Hydrolysis Process (Proposed)

11 Caustic Scrubber

HCL 20 mg/nm3

4.4 The concentration of the following parameters in the ambient air within the premises of the industry shall not exceed the limits specified hereunder.

● Annual arithmetic mean of minimum 104 measurements in a year at a particular site taken twice a week 24 hourly at uniform intervals.

● 24 hourly or 08 hourly or 01 hourly monitored values, as applicable, shall be complied with 98% of the time in a year. 2% of the time, they may exceed the limits but not on two consecutive days of monitoring .

Complied The monitoring of SO 2 , NO x , PM10 and PM2.5 is carried out for 24 hours with a frequency of twice a week at 3 specific locations, to have 104 observations in a year.

Analysis report from NABL accredited testing laboratory (Unistar Environment & Research Lab Pvt. Limited) is as given below and report as attached in Annexure-6 .

4.5 Unit shall operate industrial plant /air pollution control equipment very efficiently and continuously so that the gaseous emission always confirms to the standards specified in condition as above.

Complied Unit has installed ESP & Lime dosing system along with coal as APCM to reduce SPM, SOx & Nox emissions, Caustic scrubber is installed for reduction of fugitive emission (HCl) from plant by confirming the standards specified in condition as above.

4.6 Unit shall take adequate measures for control of noise levels from its own sources within the premises so as to maintain ambient air quality standards in respect of noise to less than 7 dB (A) during day time and 70dB (A) during the night time. Daytime is reckoned in between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. and night time is reckoned between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.

Complied Unit has installed the acoustic enclosure at D.G. set & given silencer at boiler vent in case of steam emergency venting.

4.7 All efforts shall be made to control VOC emissions and odor problem, if any.

Complied Unit is monitoring the VOC randomly once in a month by a NABL approved party (Unistar Environment & Research Lab Pvt. Limited). The report is attached as Annexure-7

4.8 Total control of odor nuisance from the plant premises, shall be achieved & maintained by the unit continuously.

Complied Unit has continuously maintained odor nuisance from plant premises.

4.9 Unit shall install continuous / online monitoring system in the stacks and shall transmit online data so generated simultaneously to GPCB and CPCB as well for the parameters such as PM, SO2, NOx, NH3, HCL, other sector specific parameters etc., if applicable as per CPCB guideline.

Complied Unit has installed OCEMS as per CPCB guideline and same has been connected with CPCB Portal

Sr. No. Parameters

Permissible Limit (microgram/M3)

Annual 24 Hours Average

1 Particulate Matter (PM10) 60 100

2 Particulate Matter (PM2.5) 40 60

3 Oxides of Sulphur (SOx) 50 80

4 Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx) 40 80

5 CONDITION UNDER HAZARDOUS & OTHER WASTES (MANAGEMENT & TRANSBOUNDARY MOVEMENT) RULES, 2016

5.1 Unit shall comply with provisions of Hazardous & Other wastes (Management & Transboundary Movement) Rules-2016.

Noted & Complied

5.2 The condition No. 6.2 under authorization for Hazardous & other wastes of the AWH-80396, issued vide letter no. GPCB- BRCH-B_CTE-160/ID-41201/368869 dated 07/09/2016 is amended and shall now be read as under.

Complied

The quantities of different hazardous waste disposed of are as below:

Sr. No.

Name of Haz. Waste

Categ ory No.

Quantity in MT?Year Facility

Exi. Pro .

Total

1 ETP sludge + MEE salt

35.3 300 182 482 Collection, storage, transportation, disposal at common TSDF site

2 Used oil / spent oil

5.1 4 5 9 Collection, storage, transportation, disposal by selling out to registered recyclers/reprocessors.

3 Discarde d Container

33.1 1.2 5 6.2 Collection, storage, transportation, disposal by selling out to registered recyclers/reprocessors.

4 Process waste (Residue)

26.1 600 0 600 Collection, storage, transportation, disposal at common incinerator facility/ Co-processing

5 Spent Catalyst

26.5 0.12 0 0.12 Collection, storage, transportation, disposal by selling out to registered recyclers

6 Aluminiu m Hydroxid e Al(OH)3

26.1 - 121 68

12168 Collection, storage, transportation, disposal to Authorised End User industry having permission under rule-9 of Hazardous & other wastes rule- 2016

7

Non Recycl e Plastic Waste, PPE’s & insulati on waste /Cotton waste

33.1 0 20 20

Collection, storage, transportation, disposal by selling to authorized reprocessors/recyclers or TSDF

8 Spent Carbon


Waste Category

Nov’2020 (MT)

Dec’2020 (MT)

Jan’2021 (MT)

ETP Sludge+ME E Salt

36.62 0 0

Used oil / spent oil

0 0.91 0

Discarded Container

0.31 1.03 0

Process waste (Residue)

32.5 3.56 12.5

Spent Catalyst

0 0 0

Aluminium Hydroxide Al(OH)3

0 269.53 390.61

Non Recycle Plastic Waste, PPE’s & insulation waste /Cotton waste

0 0 0

Spent Carbon

0 0 0

Off- specificatio n product

0 0 0

Other Waste:

Other waste disposal detail as below

9 Off- specificat ion product


Sr. No. Name of waste Quantity Facility

1 Fly Ash 32 MT/Day Collection, storage, transportation, disposal by selling to authorized reprocessors/recyclers.

2 RO Membrane/Cartri dge Filter

4 MT/ Year Collection, storage, transportation, disposal at common TSDF site

3 Battery waste 5 MT/ Year Collection, storage, transportation, disposal by selling to authorized reprocessors/recyclers

4 E Waste 5 MT/Year Collection, storage, transportation, disposal by selling to authorized reprocessors/recyclers.

5 Glass waste 10 MT/Year Collection, Storage, Transportation, disposal /sold to scrap processors

Other waste

Nov’2020

Dec’2020

Jan’2021

Fly ash 3.86 MT/Day

1.63 MT/Day

1.13 MT/Day

RO Membrane/ Cartridge Filter

0 0 0

Battery waste

0 0 0

Glass waste

0 0 0

E waste 0 0.38 MT 0

Annexure-1

Annexure-2

Coal Handling Guideline Compliance

Sr. no. Content Compliance

(A) Location criteria

1.

Coal handling unit/Agency shall not use any agriculture land and shall be located at a minimum distance of 250 meters away from the surrounding agricultural land.

Complied. The unit is already located at a minimum distance of 250 meters away from the surrounding agricultural land.

Our unit is in the Special Economic Zone area.

2.

Government waste land not suitable for any agricultural purpose meeting with the requisite siting / distance criteria shall be preferred for establishing coal handling units.

Complied. Our unit is in the Special Economic Zone area.

3. Coal handling unit/Agency shall be minimum 500 meters away from the residential area, school/colleges, Historical Monuments, Religious Places, Ecological sensitive area as well as forests area.

Complied. There is no residential area, school/colleges, Historical Monuments, Religious Places, Ecological sensitive area of 500 m radial distance from the project site.

4. Coal handling unit/Agency shall be located at a minimum 500 meters away from the Railway line, Expressways, National Highways, State ways and District Roads and from water bodies like River, Nala,Canal, Pond etc.

Complied. There is no Railway line, Expressways, National Highways, State ways and District Roads and from water bodies like River, Nala, Canal, Pond of 500 m radial distance from project site..

5. In case of coal handling activities at the ports and jetties or extension thereof, the distance and land use criteria may be relaxed and compensated by advanced/sophisticated pollution control measures and mechanization & thick plantation, however all such ports and jetties, where coal handling is carried out, shall provide closed conveyor belt and mechanization for handling of coal.

Complied. Our unit is not carrying out coal handling activities at the ports and jetties or extension thereof.

(B) Storage and handling criteria

6. Coal handling unit/Agency shall store coal in such a way that coal heap should not be higher than 5 meter and clear distance between two adjoining heaps at G.L. should be 5 meters, so that in case of fire,approach is available.

Complied. Coal heap is not higher than 5 meter and clear distance between two adjoining heaps at G.L. is 5 meters.

7. There should be mechanized loading/ unloading system from the loading /unloading area to the stacking yards and into the vehicles.

Complied. Mechanized loading/ unloading system into the vehicle from the loading /unloading area is provided. (Hydraulic system)

8. Coal handling unit/Agency shall take all corrective steps to resolve the issue of air pollution at permitted coal storage/handling area where coal is being stored.

Complied. Unit takes all corrective steps to resolve the issue of air pollution at permitted coal storage/handling area where coal is being stored.

(C) Transport criteria

9. Coal handling unit/Agency shall ensure that all trucks before leaving the storage yard shall be showered with water with adequate system,Shall be covered with tarpaulin or any other effective measure/device completely and also that trucks are not overloaded as well as there is no spillage during transportation.

Complied. Unit ensures that all trucks before leaving the storage yard are showered with water with adequate system,are covered with tarpaulin or any other effective measure/device completely and also that trucks are not overloaded as well as there is no spillage during transportation.

10. The vehicle carrying the coal should not be overloaded by raising the height of carriage. Weigh scale shall be provided within the loading area only and port / coal park authority shall ensure that no overloading is done.

Complied. The unit is ensuring that truck is properly covered and is not overloaded.

11. The top of the vehicle should be covered with fixed cover instead of tarpaulin cover to avoid spillage or dusting of coal.

Complied. The unit ensures that trucks are properly covered to avoid spillage or dusting of coal.

(D) Pollution prevention criteria

12. Coal handling unit/Agency shall provide paved approach with adequate traffic carrying capacity

Complied. Paved approach is provided with adequate traffic carrying capacity.

13 Coal handling unit/Agency shall construct compound wall all along the periphery of the premises with minimum 9 meters height

Complied. 9 mtr height available along the periphery of the premises.

14. Continuous water sprinkling shall be carried out on the top of the heap at regular intervals to prevent dusting, fire & smoke. To prevent fugitive emissions during loading/unloading, fixed pipe network with sufficient water storage and pump shall be installed. Water sprinkling shall be carried out at each and every stage of handling to avoid generation of coal dust or other dust within premises

Complied. Continuous water sprinkling is carried out on the top of the heap at regular intervals to prevent dusting, fire & smoke. To prevent fugitive emissions during loading/unloading, fixed pipe network with sufficient water storage and pump is installed. Water sprinkling is carried out at each and every stage of handling to avoid generation of coal dust or other dust within premises

15. Coal handling unit/Agency shall ensure regular sweeping of coal dust from internal and main road and also ensure that there is adequate space for free movement of vehicles.

Complied. Regular sweeping of coal dust from internal premises to main roads and also ensures that there is adequate space for free movement of vehicles

16. The following adequate Air Pollution Control Measures shall be installed and to be operated efficiently.

Complied. All Provided APCM working efficiently.

(a) Dust containment cum suppression system for the coal stack,loading and unloading.

Complied. Water spraying facility is available.

(b) Construction of effective wind breaking wall suitable to local conditions to prevent the suspension of particles from the heaps.

Complied. Construction of effective wind breaking wall is done suitable to local conditions to prevent the suspension of particles from the heaps.

(c) Construction of metal road & RCC Pucca flooring in the plot area/godown etc.

Complied. Construction of metal road & RCC Pucca flooring in the plot area/godown is done.

(d) System for regular cleaning and wetting of the floor area within the premises.

Complied. System for regular cleaning and wetting of the floor area within the premises is available.

(e) Entire coal storage area/ godown should be covered with permanent weather shed roofing and side walls i.e., in closed shed, in case of crushing/sieving/grading activity is carried out (i.e. G. I. Sheet) along with adequate additional APCM should be installed.

Complied. Entire coal storage area/ godown is covered with permanent weather shed roofing and side walls i.e., in closed shed, in case of crushing/sieving/grading activity is carried out (i.e. G. I. Sheet) along with adequate additional APCM is installed.

17. Coal handling unit/Agency shall carryout three rows plantation with tall growing trees all along the periphery of the coal handling premises, inside & outside of the premises along with road.

Complied. Unit is carrying out three rows plantation with tall growing trees all along the periphery of the coal handling premises, inside & outside of the premises along with road.

18. Proper drainage system shall be provided in all coal storage area so that water drained from sprinkling & runoff is collected at a common tank and can be reused after screening through the coal slit or any other effective treatment system.

Complied. Proper drainage system is provided in all coal storage area so that water drained from sprinkling & runoff is collected at a common tank and is reused after screening through the coal slit or any other effective treatment system.

19. All the engineering control measures and state of the art technology including covered conveyor belts, mechanized loading and unloading, provision of silo etc. shall be provided in addition to the measures recommended in the environmental guidelines for curbing the pollution.

Complied. All the engineering control measures and state of the art technology including covered conveyor belts, mechanized loading and unloading, provision of silo etc. are provided in addition to the measures recommended in the environmental guidelines for curbing the pollution.

(E) Safety requirement

20. Coal handling unit/Agency shall provide adequate fire fighting measures to avoid any fire or related hazards including adequate water storage facility, and the premises shall be exclusively used for storage of the coal.

Complied. Adequate fire fighting measures provided daily charged hydrant line, monitor available. Fire Extinguisher also available.

21. An onsite emergency plan shall be prepared and implemented by coal handling unit.

Complied. An onsite emergency plan is prepared and implemented.

(F) Legal criteria

22. Necessary permission from all the applicable regulatory authorities and adequate steps under the provisions of applicable environmental acts/ rules shall be taken.

Complied. CTO obtained from GPCB Gandhinagar.

23. Coal handling unit/Agency shall prepare EMP (Environment Management Plan) and implement the same in true spirit and thus maintain overall environment of that area.

Complied. Unit has prepared an EMP (Environment Management Plan) and implemented the same in true spirit and thus maintaining the overall environment of that area.

24. Coal handling unit/Agency shall not carry out the operation of loading/unloading of coal/coal dust at any place, till adequate air pollution control equipment for dust control/suppression are installed and efficiently operated and the consent under the provisions of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 is obtained by the coal yard owners/ Coal handling unit/Agency / coal importers.

Complied. Adequate air pollution control equipments for dust control are installed and efficiently operated. Also Consent authorised for coal handling.

25. Coal handling unit/Agency shall operate continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Stations as per CPCB guideline. The results of parameters like SPM, RSPM, and SO2 and NOx shall be submitted to the SPCB three month.

Complied Unit is operating continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Stations as per CPCB guidelines. The results of parameters like SPM, RSPM, and SO2 and NOx are submitted to the SPCB three month.

26. The concentration of the following parameters in the ambient air within the premises and a distance of 10 meters from the source (other than the stack/vent) shall not exceed the following levels.

Complied. We have monitored the concentration of the following parameters in the ambient air within the premises and a distance of 10 meters.

PARAMETERS PERMISSIBLE LIMIT

PARAMETERS Annual 24 hrs Average

Particulate Matter- 10 (PM 10 ) 60 100

Particulate Matter- 2.5 (PM 2.5 ) 40 60

SO2 50 80

NOx 40 80

(G)Installation and Operation of Air Pollution Control Measures

27. The applicant shall be required to provide the following minimum APCM based on type of fuel and its consumption, fuel property like CV equivalent (NCV of fuel), equivalent ash content, equivalent moisture content etc. the industry may add to the APCM prescribed below, if need be so.

Complied. ESP has been provided as APCM with dry lime addition provision along with adequate stack height.

Steam Generation Types of APCM Capacity Less than 1 Cyclone+ Water Scrubber

1 to 8 Multi Cyclone+ Bag Filter + Water Scrubber

8 and more ESP

28. The unit shall install on line continuous emission monitoring system (CEMS) and link it with the server of GPCB for real time data transfer for boiler more than 8 TPH capacity or equivalent capacity of TFH.

Complied. The unit has installed an online continuous emission monitoring system (CEMS) and link it with the server of GPCB for real time data transfer for boiler and TFH.

29. If Boilers is of more than 8 TPH capacities, the unit shall install online CO2 analyzer/ online CO2 monitoring system and the combustion efficiency of the Boiler should be checked regularly.

Complied. The unit has provided the provision to monitor online CO2 emission. The combustion efficiency of the Boiler is checked regularly.

30. In case of ESP, minimum 3 fields shall be provided.

Complied. In case of ESP, minimum 3 fields is provided.

31. Control of SOx through one of the processes mentioned below (for coal fired boilers).

Complied. We use Low Sulphur fuel and SOx value already within limit so no such a system provided.

a · Wet Limestone Process

b · Semi-wet Flash Absorption Process

c · Spray Drying-cum-Absorption Process

d · Sodium Alkali Process

e · Ammonia Process

32. Control of particulate matter by installing efficient ESP/Bag filters.

Complied. Efficient ESP available.

33. Control of NOx with latest combustion grate technology, dynamically Air/Water cooled grate system (for multi fuel boilers & less than 20 TPH capacity).

Complied. We use Single fuel and NOx value within limit.

34. PLC controlled operations. Complied. We have a DCS system to control operations.

35. Boiler efficiency shall be minimum 75 % and record for the same shall be maintained.

Complied. Boiler efficiency is minimum 75 % and record for the same is maintained.

36. Boilers having capacity of 3 TPH or more shall be provided with an Online monitoring system and auto fuel feeding system with conveyor/screw belt.

Complied. Boilers having capacity of 3 TPH or more are provided with an Online monitoring system and auto fuel feeding with RAV provided.

37. The cyclone bottom opening should be kept airtight & leak proof; else, it would reduce cyclone efficiency. The duct collected should be taken out from time to time (say once per shift) & appropriately disposed avoiding secondary pollution.

Complied. The cyclone bottom opening is kept airtight & leak proof. The duct collected is taken out from time to time (say once per shift) & appropriately disposed avoiding secondary pollution.

38. Cyclone, multi cyclone, bag filter and ESP shall be provided with rotary air valve for auto collection/discharge of fine dust

Complied. Denseveyor system provided below ESP to Auto collect dust

39. Material of construction of wet scrubber should be S.S. 316 or equivalent to withstand against corrosion and acid effect. All water circulation pipe and pump should be S.S. 316 or acid and corrosion proof.

Complied. Material of construction of wet scrubber is S.S. 316 or equivalent to withstand against corrosion and acid effect. All water circulation pipe and pump is S.S. 316 or acid and corrosion proof.

40. Sufficient water storage tank and filter arrangement to be provided for removing micro dust from circulating water.

Complied. DM storage tank available to make-up blowdown and process loss

41. Air pressure line of adequate capacity shall be provided for efficient working of air pulse jet system.

Complied. Air pressure line of adequate capacity is provided for efficient working of air pulse jet system.

42. Energy meter for APCM shall be provided and record for the same should be maintained.

Complied. Energy meter for APCM is provided and record for the same is maintained.

43. In bag filter technical by-pass can be allowed only heavy duty bypass damper arrangement in case if the by-pass is provided by the manufacturer itself and can operate with electro pneumatic system in case of high temperature or low temperature gas (dew point temperature acid formation), RAV not operating. By-pass gas should pass through only cyclone or multicyclone before connected to chimney. In any case manual by-pass system is not allowed.

Complied

We have ElectroStatic Precipitator (ESP).

44. Auto by-pass system should display on the control panel

Complied. Auto by-pass system is displayed on the control panel

(H)Stack/chimney requirements:

45. Stack height shall not be less than 33 meters in any case.

Complied. Stack height is not less than 33 meters in any case. Our stack height is 80 meters.

46. Chimney should be provided with strong ladder and platform to take sample.

Complied. Chimney is provided with strong ladder and platform to take sample.

48. 230 V electrical points with weather proof plug and switch to be provided near chimney for sampling instrument.

Complied. 230 V electrical points with weather proof plug and switch is provided near chimney for sampling instrument.

Annexure-3

Fly Ash Handling Guideline Compliance

Sr. No.

Content Compliance

1

Sender and Receiver collectively shall ensure that fly ash is transported in Environmentally sound manner following the guidelines prescribed by CPCB.

Complied Sender and Receiver collectively ensure that fly ash is transported in Environmentally sound manner following the guidelines prescribed by CPCB.

2

The user agency shall obtain prior approval of design of Road Tankers/ Bulkers or mechanically covered trucks, as the case may be, from the concerned State Pollution Control Board.

Complied The unit has obtained prior approval of design of Road Tankers/ Bulkers or mechanically covered trucks, as the case may be, from the concerned State Pollution Control Board.

3

State Pollution Control Board shall clearly indicate mode of transportation and method of loading and unloading while granting the Condition.

Complied. We have applied for the CTO amendment application Inward No. CCA amendment application Inward No.174449 dated 04.03.2020. The State Pollution Control Board will clearly indicate mode of transportation and method of loading and unloading while granting the Condition.

4 In no case, Fly Ash or Bottom ash shall be allowed to be transported by open trucks/ trollies irrective of distance or end use.

Complied. We ensure the Fly ash in wet condition and totally covered by tarpaulin during transportation.

5

Fly Ash is generally transported either from fly ash Silo or from ash pond upto distance varying from less than 1 Km to 50 Kms using the SPCB granted modes of transportation.

Complied. Fly Ash is transported from fly ash Silo upto distance varying from less than 1 Km to 50 Kms using the SPCB granted modes of transportation.

6 Fly ash is stored only in Silo, Domes and other bulk storage facilities.

Complied. Fly ash is stored only in Silo, Domes and other bulk storage facilities.

7

Fly ash can be transferred using air slides, bucket conveyors, screw conveyors or through pipelines under positive or negative pressure condition to the Silo to prevent the fugitive emission.

Complied. We transfer ash by air sliding to Silo and fugitive emission is prevented from Silo by bag filter.

8 The opening of telescopic chutes should be closed and confined to avoid fugitive dust emission.

Complied. The opening of telescopic chutes is closed and confined to avoid fugitive dust emission.

9

Avoid overfilling of fly ash in tractors/ trucks during transportation. Adequate free board in trucks should be kept to avoid overflow/ spillage during transportation.

Complied. No overfilling of fly ash in tractors/ trucks during transportation. Adequate free board in trucks is kept to avoid overflow/ spillage during transportation.

10

The Fly ash silo should be made of anti- abrasive or anti- corrosive. It is preferred to provide concrete Silo / Hopper to avoid leakages.

Complied. Silo available, Presently we use MS material which is coated with anti-abrasive or anti-corrosive material.

11 Telescopic Chutes should be anti-abrasive material/ cloth.

Complied. Telescopic Chutes are anti-abrasive material/ cloth.

12 Water sprinkling should be made to suppress fugitive emission, if any generated.

Complied. We have a manual water sprinkling system available nearby the area to prevent fugitive emission.

13 Unit should make arrangements for washing wheels of the vehicles (Bulkers/Trucks) before they leave out for the main road.

Complied. Unit has made arrangements for washing wheels of the vehicles (Bulkers/Trucks) before they leave out for the main road.

14

In case of any spillage enroute during transportation of fly ash, the agency shall ensure that spilled ash is collected and transported to the disposal/ usage site immediately.

Complied. In case of any spillage enroute during transportation of fly ash, the unit has ensured that spilled ash is collected and transported to the disposal/ usage site immediately.

15 All the Bulkers and trucks or tractors responsible for carrying fly ash should have valid pollution Under Control certificates.

Complied. All the Bulkers and trucks or tractors responsible for carrying fly ash have valid pollution Under Control certificates.

16 The speed limit of vehicles carrying fly ash should be strictly enforced and in no case the same shall exceed 40 kms per hour.

Complied. The speed limit of vehicles carrying fly ash is strictly enforced and in no case exceeds 40 kms per hour.

17 Transportation of fly ash through thickly populated areas should be avoided as far as possible.

Complied. Transportation of fly ash through thickly populated areas is avoided as far as possible.

18

General awareness/ training programmes should be organised regularly for tankers operating staff like drivers and cleaners on the impact of hazard of fly ash.

Complied. General awareness/ training programmes are organised regularly for tankers operating staff like drivers and cleaners on the impact of hazard of fly ash.

19

Fly ash based Brick, Tiles, Blocks etc manufacturers should have mechanically designed covered trucks need to be used. Tractor trolleys with box type cover on top with hydraulic unloading system need only to be deployed for transportation of dry or wet fly ash, while traversing through habilitated areas otherwise, tractor trolleys suitably covered with good quality of tarpaulin (made of HDPE) could be allowed to transport fly ash for shorter distance say upto a distance of about 10 kms.

Complied. Fly ash based Brick, Tiles, Blocks etc manufacturers have mechanically designed covered trucks. Tractor trolleys with box type cover on top with hydraulic unloading system is only deployed for transportation of dry or wet fly ash, while traversing through habilitated areas otherwise, tractor trolleys are suitably covered with good quality of tarpaulin (made of HDPE) are allowed to transport fly ash for shorter distance (a distance of about 10 kms).

20

Cement and asbestos manufacturers should mechanically design covered trucks and provided with automatic loading and unloading through compressor/ vacuum pumps mounted on the tankers need only to be used./ Special designed railways wagons similar to Bulkers/ Tankers need to be used for transportation.

Complied. Cement and asbestos manufacturers have mechanically designed covered trucks and are provided with automatic loading and unloading through compressor/ vacuum pumps mounted on the tankers. Special designed railway wagons similar to Bulkers/ Tankers are used for transportation.

21

Road Construction and filling of low lying area users should have used Tankers/ Bulkers or mechanically designed covered Trucks Need to be used.

Road Construction and filling of low lying area users use Tankers/ Bulkers or mechanically designed covered Trucks.

SEZOnline-System Generated LOA Form-G LOA No. : Dahej SEZ/II/29/ASLLP/2011-12/6502

LETTER OF APPROVAL - Form G(Refer rule 19)

OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT COMMISSIONER,

KANDLA SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

Dated the : 05/08/2021

Your proposal for Renewal of LOA: Dahej SEZ/II/29/ASLLP/2011-12/6502 for unit in DAHEJ SEZ [SEZ]

Your application No. - 05/06/2021

Dear Sir/Madam,

Authorised Operations

This approval is subject to following terms and conditions:

29039110 Mono Clorobenzene and other clorination products

29214290 2-Methyl-6-Ethyl Aniline and other Ethylation Product

29214290 Chlor Aniline, Dichloro Aniline and other Hydrogeneration Products

ITC HS Code ITC HS Code/ CPC Item Description

iv. You may import or procure from the Domestic Tariff Area all the items required for your authorised operations under this approval, except those prohibited under the ITC (HS) Classifications of Export and Import items.

vi. This Letter of Approval is valid for a period of one year from its date of issue. You shall implement the project and commence production within one year period or within such period as may be extended.

iii. You shall achieve positive Net Foreign Exchange (NFE) as prescribed in the Special Economic Zone Rules, 2006 for the period you operate as a Unit in the Special Economic Zone from the commencement of production, failing which you shall be liable for penal action under the Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation) Act, 1992.

ii. You shall fulfill the pollution control requirements, as may be prescribed by the Pollution Control authorities.

i. You shall export the goods manufactured/ goods imported/procured for trading and services, including items of trading, as per provisions of the Special Economic Zones Act, 2005 and Rules made there-under for a period of five years from the date of commencement of production/service activities. For this purpose, you shall execute the Bond-cum-Legal Undertaking as prescribed under the Special Economic Zone Rules, 2006.

v. You may supply/sell goods or services in the Domestic Tariff Area in terms of the provisions of the Special Economic Zones Act, 2005 and rules and orders made there-under.

With reference to the above mentioned application, Development Commissioner, DAHEJ SEZ [SEZ] is pleased to extend to you all the facilities and entitlements admissible to a unit in a Special Economic Zone subject to the provisions of the Special Economic Zones Act, 2005 and the rules and orders made there-under and for the establishment of a unit at DAHEJ SEZ [SEZ],in the State of GUJARAT, for undertaking authorised operations, namely, manufacture and rendering services including trading as under:-

Dated

Manufacturing Activity1.

201600003474

PLOT NO. Z103H,,DAHEJ SEZ II,,TAL. VAGRA,,DIST. BHARUCH,Gujarat,India,39213 0

SEZ Unit Address:

LOA No.:

Registered Address:

SEZ Unit Name:

Dahej SEZ/II/29/ASLLP/2011-12/6502

AARTI INDUSTRIES LIMITED

PLOT NO. 80123,,PHASE III,,GIDC ESTATE,,VAPI,Gujarat,India,396195

LOA Valid up to : 04/08/2026LOA Valid From: 05/08/2021

LOA Issue Date: 14/03/2012

PH: 91-2836-252474,FAX: 91-2836-252250,Email: [email protected],Website: www.kasez.com

SEZ Name: DAHEJ SEZ

SEZ Address: 4TH FLOOR,FLORIDA CHAMBERS,TIMES OF INDIA BUILDING,ASHRAM ROAD, AHMEDABAD,Guja rat,India,380009

Subject:

Reference:

Annexure 24

SEZOnline-System Generated LOA Form-G LOA No. : Dahej SEZ/II/29/ASLLP/2011-12/6502

Yours Faithfully,

Development Commissioner

DAHEJ SEZ [SEZ]

Copy forwarded to: -

Asstt Commissioner/Deputy Commissioner/Joint Commissioner (Custom) DAHEJ SEZ [SEZ]

viii. This Letter of Approval shall be valid for a period of five years from the date of commencement of production.

x. You shall abide by the provisions of Special Economic Zones Act, 2005 and the rules and orders made there-under.

xiii. If you fail to comply with the conditions stipulated above, this Letter of Approval shall be cancelled as per the provisions of the Special Economic Zones Act, 2005 and the rules and orders made there-under. xiv. All future correspondence including for amendments/changes in terms and conditions of the Letter of Approval or for extension of its validity shall be addressed to the development commissioner.

vii. Date of commencement of production shall be intimated to the Development Commissioner.

ix. The approval is based on the details furnished by you in your project proposal/application.

xi. You have the option to renew the approval or exit in terms of the provisions of the Special Economic Zones Act, 2005 and the rules and orders made there-under.

xii. You shall confirm acceptance of the above terms and condition to the Development Commissioner within forty-five days of issue of this Letter of Approval.

LOA Conditions

Sr No. LOA Conditions Added Date

This LOA is Digitally Signed & Approved by Kundan Kumar

Annexure 25

Annexure 26

Annexure 27

Standard EC Conditions for Pharmaceutical/Chemical Industry sector

Sr. No. Condition Compliance status

1 Statutory compliance

1

The project proponent shall obtain forest clearance under the provisions of Forest (Conservation) Act, 1986, in case of the diversion of forest land for non-forest purpose involved in the project

Not Applicable The project site is located at Dahej SEZ-II notified industrial estate.

2 The project proponent shall obtain clearance from the National Board for Wildlife, if applicable.


3

The project proponent shall prepare a Site-Specific Conservation Plan & Wildlife Management Plan and approved by the Chief Wildlife Warden. The recommendations of the approved Site-Specific Conservation Plan / Wildlife Management Plan shall be implemented in consultation with the State Forest Department. The implementation report shall be furnished along with the six-monthly compliance report. (incase of the presence of schedule-I species in the study area)


4

The project proponent shall obtain Consent to Establish / Operate under the provisions of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 from the concerned State pollution Control Board/ Committee.

Complied The un it obtained the CTE No.109606 dated 01/01/2020 valid till 06/10/2025 , under the provisions of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 from the concerned State pollution Control Board/ Committee. Copy of the same is attached as Annexure D.

5

The project proponent shall obtain authorization under the Hazardous and other Waste Management Rules, 2016 as amended from time to time.

Complied. The unit has obtained permission from the GPCB CCA No. CCA AWH-112729 issued on 15.06.2021valid till 19.05.2028 for collection, storage and disposal of hazardous waste.The solid waste is disposed to BEIL, Ankleshwar, process waste is disposed to RSPL for co processing & Aluminium Hydroxide (Process Waste) recycle to Pradip Overseas (Rule-9) through manifest system and GPS. Copy of the same is attached as annexure A .

2 Air quality monitoring and preservation

Annexure 28

1

The project proponent shall install 24x7 continuous emission monitoring system at process stacks to monitor stack emission with respect to standards prescribed in Environment (Protection) Rules 1986 and connected to SPCB and CPCB online servers and calibrate these system from time to time according to equipment supplier specification through labs recognised under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 or NABL accredited laboratories

Compiled Unit has installed OCEMS system as per CPCB guideline for water and Air applicable to dyes and dyes intermediates which is under operation The calibrate these system from time to time according to equipment supplier

2

The project proponent shall monitor fugitive emissions in the plant premises at least once in every quarter through labs recognised under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.

Compiled. The fugitive emissions in the work zone environment are monitored by in house

facilities as well as done by a third party consultant who has a MoEF& CC/GPCB/NABL approved laboratory. Results of fugitive emissions (Form-37) are attached as Annexure-VII.

MONTH Workplace Report / Form 37 (ppm)

Limit (As given in Schedule-II as per Factories

Act 1948) (mg/m 3 )

April 2021 0.88

10

May 2021 1.15

June 2021 1.25

July 2021 0.95

August 2021 0.88

Sept 2021 0.8

3

The project proponent shall install system to carry out Ambient Air Quality monitoring for common/criterion parameters relevant to the main pollutants released (e.g. PMig and PM25 in reference to PM emission, and SO2 and NOx in reference to SO, and NOx emissions) within and outside the plant area at least at four locations (one within and three outside the plant area at an angle of 120 each), covering upwind and downwind directions.

Compiled. The unit is carrying out Ambient Air monitoring as per the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) at upwind and downwind location by a MoEF approved laboratory Unistar Environment & Research Labs Pvt. Ltd.). The results of the analysis are provided in the table. Copy of the analysis report has been attached as Annexure-VIII.

Location Parameters Month

April-2 1

May-2 1

June-2 1

July-2 1

Aug-21 Sept-2 1

Main Gate

PM10 80.0 81.4 73.7 71.7 72.7 69.9

PM2.5 28.0 27.9 24.9 22.9 25.7 22.0

SO2 16.7 16.2 16.1 17.0 19.0 15.2

NO2 23.3 20.2 22.3 22.5 24.0 20.7

ETP PM10 89.7 80.0 77.6 76.0 74.6 73.6

PM2.5 34.7 29.7 25.7 25.9 25.9 25.7

SO2 18.3 16.1 16.6 16.4 18.5 16.5

NO2 25.6 21.5 22.4 24.1 21.7 22.1

Plant Office

PM10 81.7 79.7 74.9 80.6 78.0 75.0

PM2.5 26.0 27.7 25.7 24.4 26.7 25.7

SO2 18.2 16.0 16.2 15.5 17.3 15.7

NO2 23.7 22.3 21.5 22.3 21.7 22.0


All the results are within the prescribed limit

4

To control source and the fugitive emissions, suitable pollution control devices shall be installed to meet the prescribed norms and/or the NAAQS. Sulphur content should not exceed 0.5% in the coal for use in coal fired boilers to control particulate emissions within permissible limits (as applicable). The gaseous emissions shall be dispersed through a stack of adequate height as per CPCB/SPCB guidelines.

Compiled. Unit has a closed handling system for coal. Unit has a coal storage area. . Unit as provided silo for coal storage . Unit has using only imported col only which is sulphur content is less than 0.5%. We have provided a lime addition system along with coal for control SO2 emission.

Report of Sulphur and Ash Content of the fuel is attached as Annexure-XXVI and it is recorded regularly.

5

Storage of raw materials, coal etc shall be either stored in silos or in covered areas to prevent dust pollution and other fugitive emissions.

Compiled Unit has provided silos and storage areas for coal.

6

National Emission Standards for Organic Chemicals Manufacturing Industry issued by the Ministry vide G.S.R. 608(E) dated 21st July, 2010 and amended from time to time shall be followed

complied. Unit has follows the NES for ambient air. Please refer above point no 3 for ambient air monitoring . All the parameters are well within the limit.

7

The National Ambient Air Quality Emission Standards issued by the Ministry vide G.S.R. No. 826(E) dated 16" November, 2009 shall be complied with.

complied. Unit has follows the NES for ambient air. Please refer above point no 3 for ambient air monitoring . All the parameters are well within the limit.

3 Water quality monitoring and preservation

1

The project proponent shall provide online continuous monitoring of effluent, the unit shall install web camera with night vision capability and flow meters in the channel/drain carrying effluent within the premises (applicable in case of the projects achieving ZLD)

Complied . Unit has provided online continuous monitoring of effluent, the unit shall install web camera with night vision capability and flow meters in the channel/drain carrying effluent within the premises (applicable in case of the projects achieving ZLD) which is under working condition.

2 As already committed by the project proponent, Zero Liquid Discharge shall be ensured and no waste/treated water

Complied. Being a ZLD unit, no effluent is sent to the GIDC drain. The certificate(undertaking) for disconnection of drainage connection issued by concerned authority on 18/04/2016 is attached as Annexure-II .

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XAn32GDZmm5iVlpoZ2ID1ZoOTo7PnPTt/view?usp=sharing

shall be discharged outside the premises (applicable in case of the projects achieving the ZLD).

3

The effluent discharge shall conform to the standards prescribed under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986, or as specified by the State Pollution Control] Board while granting Consent under the Air/Water Act, whichever is more stringent.

Compiled. The effluent coming from various plants are collected and treated in ETP consists of Primary, secondary and tertiary treatment facilities. And further treatment in RO followed by MEE.

4

Total fresh water requirement shall not exceed the proposed quantity or as specified by the Committee. Prior permission shall be obtained from the concerned regulatory authority/CGWA in this regard.

Complied.

Particular Unit

April 2021 May 2021 June 2021 July 2021 August 2021 September

2021

Fresh Water

Consumpti ons

Total KL/Month 5338 6430 5109 6180 6419 6142

AVERAGE KLD 179.93 207.42 170.30 199.36 207.07 204.73

MAXIMU M

KLD 430 396 343 411 955 408

MINIMU M

KLD 31 0 0 0 0 0

CCA Limit: 1186.5 KLD

Water consumption is well within the limit.

5

Process effluent/any wastewater shall not be allowed to mix with storm water. The storm water from the premises shall be collected and discharged through a separate conveyance system.

Compiled Unit has provided separate plant drain/pits and storm water drains hence Process effluent/any wastewater shall not be allowed to mix with storm water. Plant pits are connected to ETP. The storm water from the premises is collected and discharged through a separate conveyance system.

6

The Company shall harvest rainwater from the rooftops of the buildings and storm water drains to recharge the groundwater and utilize the same for different industrial operations within the plant.

Compiled. The harvest rainwater from the rooftops is provided and under operation.

7

DG sets shall be equipped with suitable pollution control devices and the adequate stack height so that the emissions are in conformity with the extant regulations and the guidelines in this regard.

Compiled Unit has been provided with suitable pollution control devices and the adequate stack height . The emission all parameters are well within the limit.

Sr. No. Stack attached to Stack height (m)

1 D G Set(1000 KVA) 30 2 D G Set (1000 KVA) 30 3 D G Set (1500 KVA) 30

4 Noise monitoring and prevention

1 Acoustic enclosure shall be provided to DG set for controlling the noise pollution.

Complied Acoustic enclosure has been provided to DG set for controlling the noise pollution

2

The overall noise levels in and around the plant area shall be kept well within the standards by providing noise control measures including acoustic hoods, silencers, enclosures etc. on all sources of noise generation.

Complied Overall noise levels in and around the plant are within the limit.

3

The ambient noise levels should conform to the standards prescribed under EPA Rules, 1986 viz. 75 dB(A) during day time and 70 dB(A) during night time.

Compiled. The noise levels in the plant conforms to the standards prescribed in the EP Act, 1986. Noise monitoring is carried out by a MoEF approved laboratory (Unistar Environment & Research Labs Pvt. Ltd.) Details of the noise levels at various locations are mentioned in the table below. Copy of the report has been attached as Annexure-XVIII.

Location

GPCB Limit

Month

April-21 May-21 June-2 1

July-21 Aug-2 1 Sept-21

Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night

Noise Level dB (A)

Ash Silo

Day @ 75 dB (A)

Night @ 70 dB (A)

65.8 57.2 68.5 59.5 62.3 55.6 60.4 54.2 61.2 55.6 59.3 53.7

New Boiler 71.4 62.5 74.3 62.6 69.4 63.2 67.5 61.9 68.9 63.5 67.1 61.9

Coal Handling Plant 98.2 58.6 70.4 60.3 65.6 61.5 63.4 59.2 64.2 61.3 62.5 59.6

ETP 66.5 54.5 65.3 52.5 69.6 56.3 67.8 54.6 69.8 55.1 67.9 53.2

Cooling Tower 67.1 57.3 68.4 57.5 67.5 55.4 64.5 52.3 67.2 54.7 65.4 53.1

Methanol Storage 59.3 54.1 62.6 59.4 63.2 55.3 61.1 53.4 59.2 52.5 57.5 50.8

Liquid Nitrogen 62.6 52.2 61.8 53.4 62.2 53.5 58.7 51.4 60.3 53.2 58.4 51.3


5 Energy Conservation measures

The energy sources for lighting purposes shall preferably be LED based

Complied Unit has provided the LED based lighting system at the maximum level.

6 Waste management

1 Hazardous chemicals shall be stored in tanks, tank farms, drums, carboys etc. Flame arresters shall be provided on tank

Complied All the Hazardous chemicals are stored in Tanks, all the chemicals are transferred through Pumps, and the Plant is operated under the DCS.

farms and the solvent transfer through pumps

2

Process organic residue and spent carbon, if any, shall be sent to cement industries. ETP sludge, process inorganic & evaporation salt shail be disposed of to the TSDF

Complied Process organic reside are sent to co processing through pre processor, ETP sludge is beeing send to TSDF, Aluminium Hydroxide is being send to end user under rule 9 approved party.

3 The company shall undertake waste minimization measures as below:-

a. Metering and control of quantities of active ingredients to minimize waste.

Compiled. Metering has been provided with active ingredients to minimize waste.

b. Reuse of by-products from the process as raw materials or as raw material substitutes in other processes.

Compiled. The by-product generated by the unit (Al(OH)3) is sent to the authorised party of Rule 9 (Pradip Overseas) where it is recycled in their process.

c. Use of automated filling to minimize spillage.

Compiled. Closed system is used for filling of materials to minimize spillage. DCS systems are provided for the process.

d. Use of Close Feed system into batch reactors.

Complied. “Close feed” system is used in batch reactors and continuous reactors.

e. Venting equipment through vapour recovery system.

Complied. Venting equipment are connected to recovery system like scrubber and condensers.

f. Use of high pressure hoses for equipment clearing to reduce wastewater Generation

Complied. High pressure hoses are used for equipment cleaning to reduce wastewater generation

7 Green Belt

1

The green belt of 5-10 m width shall be developed in more than 33% of the total project area, mainly along the plant periphery, in downward wind direction, and along road sides etc. Selection of plant species shall be as per the CPCB guidelines in consultation with the State Forest Department.

Complied. Unit will develop green belt area in 16549.4 (33 %) of total plot area. Out of this 12890 m2 (25.7%) already exists (inside premises and adjacent boundary). So the planning for 3659 m2 (7.3%) is carried out outside premises inside the SEZ-II area.

8 Safety, Public hearing and Human health issues

1 Emergency preparedness plan based on the Hazard identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA) and Disaster

Complied Unit has prepared onsite offsite emergency plan based on the Hazard identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA) and same has been submitted to DISH.

Management Plan shall be implemented

2

The unit shall make the arrangement for protection of possible fire hazards during the manufacturing process in material handling. Fire fighting system shall be as per the norms

Complied Unit has provided the protection of possible fire hazards during the manufacturing process , Also provided the Fire fighting system like fire hydrant systems and fire extinguishers as the prevailing norms.

3 The PP shall provide Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) as per the norms of Factory Act.

Complied Sufficient Personal Protective Equipments are provided to all the workers like Safety goggles, safety shoes, helmet, dust mask, gas mask, hand gloves, etc. The unit is doing Regular training and supervision to ensure the proper usage of PPEs.

4

Training shall be imparted to all employees on safety and health aspects of chemicals handling. Pre-employment and routine periodical medical examinations for all employees shall be undertaken on a regular basis.

Complied. Training is given to all employees on safety and health aspects of chemical handling. Pre-employment and routine periodical medical examinations for all employees are done on a regular basis. Training to all employees on handling chemicals is imparted regularly.

SR No. Safety and Health aspects training to employes

1 Total Employees Safety Induction

2 260 20

Month of Medical surveillance Total no. of Employees

Total no. of Contract Employees

1 April-2021 to September-2021 98 127

5 Training to all employees on handling of chemicals shall be imparted.

Complied Training to all employees on handling of chemicals has been imparted.

6

Provision shall be made for the housing of construction labour within the site with all necessary infrastructure and facilities such as fuel for cooking, mobile toilets, mobile STP, safe drinking water, medical health care, créche etc. The housing may be in the form of temporary structures to be removed after the completion of the project.

Complied Construction workers are not allowed to stay in the site, however necessary provisions and infrastructure facilities like mobile toilets,safe drinking water and medical health care and creche have been provided.

7

Occupational health surveillance of the workers shall be done on a regular basis and records maintained as per the Factories Act.

Complied. Occupational health surveillance of the workers is carried out on half yearly basis and records are maintained as per the factory act.

Following check up has been carried out in periodical medical checkup. - General checkup (height, weight, pulse, BP etc) - Blood test ( RBC, WBS, hemoglobin, platelets, blood group, differential count, G6PD etc) - Urine test (physical, chemical and microbial examination etc) - Vision test - Pulmonary function test

- Audiometry - ECG - met Hb for specific workers Details of health surveillance of the employees and contract workers are given below:

Month of surveillance Total no. of Employees

April-2021 to September-2021 98

Month of Surveillance No. of Contract Workers

April 2021 12

May 2021 8

June 2021 22

July 2021 49

August 2021 25

Sept 2021 11

Summary and a sample test report is attached as Annexure-XIV.

8

There shall be adequate space inside the plant premises earmarked for parking of vehicles for raw materials and finished products, and no parking to be allowed outside on public places

Complied Adequate space inside the plant premises earmarked for parking of vehicles for raw materials and finished products.

9 Corporate Environment Responsibility

1

The project proponent shall comply with the provisions contained in this Ministry’s OM vide F.No. 22-65/2017-IA.III] dated 1 May 2018, as applicable, regarding Corporate Environment Responsibility.

Complied CER activities details are in the following table.

Details Nature of Work

Gram Vikas Trust - Bharuch Vidhya Sathi Project (Special Training Program for Government Schools - 35 @ Dahej Cluster)

Expended for Various Schools / Villages / Agencies

Education / Health / Environment

Vikas Center for Development - Bharuch

Water Harvesting / Khet Talavadi @ Dahej Cluster

Asmita Vikas Kendra - Tralsa, Bharuch

Mobile Van Dental Care (Dahej Cluster)

Gram Vikas Trust - Bharuch Health & Hygiene Awareness for Students & Community

Direct Covid-19 relief work

Details for the same are attached as Annexure XXII.

2

The company shall have a well laid down environmental policy duly approved by the Board of Directors. The environmental policy should prescribe for standard operating procedures to have proper checks and balances and to bring into focus company shall have a defined system of reporting infringements / deviation / violation of the environmental / forest / wildlife norms / conditions and / or shareholders / stakeholders. The copy of the board resolution in this regard shall be submitted to the MoEF&CC as a part of a six-monthly report.

Compiled . SHE Policy is available signed by the board of directors.

3

A separate Environmental Cell both at the project and company headquarter level, with qualified personnel shall be set up under the control of a senior Executive, who will directly to the head of the organization.

Compiled . An experienced environmental engineer holding a BE (Environmental Engineering) degree has been deputed to monitor the environmental management systems along with a central team of 4 Environmental Engineers and a Senior Manager. A centralised environment cell stationed at the Corporate office headed by a Sr Vice President drives and monitors environment policy and performance. The Organogram of the Environment cell is attached as Annexure-XIX .

4

Action plan for implementing EMP and environmental conditions along with the responsibility matrix of the company shall be prepared and shall be duly approved by competent authority. The year wise funds earmarked for environmental protection measures shall be kept in a separate account and not to be diverted for any other purpose. Year wise progress of implementation of the action plan shall be reported to the Ministry/Regional Office along with the Six Monthly Compliance Report.

Complied. EMP Complinace report is attached as Annexure XXXIV.

5

Self environmental audit shall be conducted annually. Every three years, a third party environmental audit shall be carried out.

Complied Self environment audits are carried out Regularly.Compiled.

10 Miscellaneous

1

The project proponent shall make public the environmental clearance granted for their project along with the environmental conditions and safeguards at their cost by prominently advertising it at least in two local newspapers of the District or State, of which one shall be in the vernacular language within seven days and in addition this shall also be displayed in the project proponent’s website permanently.

Compiled. Due to oversight, the advertisement of EC was not published within the stipulated time period. We deeply regret not publishing the advertisement of EC within the stipulated time period.

2

The copies of the environmental clearance shall be submitted by the project proponents to the Heads of local bodies, Panchayats and Municipal Bodies in addition to the relevant offices of the Government who in turn has to display the same for 30 days from the date of receipt.

Compiled. We have submitted the EC copy RO, Bharuch

3

The project proponent shall upload the status of compliance of the stipulated environment clearance conditions, including results of monitored data on their website and update the same on a half-yearly basis.

Compiled. Last compliance report was submitted on 28.05.2021 for the period of October 2020 to March 2021 to SPCB and MoEF&CC.

4

The project proponent shall monitor the criteria pollutants level namely; PMio, SO2, NOx (ambient levels as well as stack emissions) or critical sectoral parameters, indicated for the projects and display the same at a convenient location for disclosure to the public and put on the website of the company.

Noted and compiled . Unit has installed ambient air monitoring stations as per CPCB guideline. Unit have ambient air monitoring for PMio,PM2.5 SO3, NOx . All the parameters are well within the limit. The unit is carrying out Ambient Air monitoring as per the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) at upwind and downwind location by a MoEF approved laboratory Unistar Environment & Research Labs Pvt. Ltd.). The results of the analysis are provided in the table. Copy of the analysis report has been attached as Annexure-VIII.

Location Parameter s

Month

April-2 1

May-2 1

June-2 1

July-21 Aug-21 Sept-2 1

Main Gate

PM10 80.0 81.4 73.7 71.7 72.7 69.9

PM2.5 28.0 27.9 24.9 22.9 25.7 22.0

SO2 16.7 16.2 16.1 17.0 19.0 15.2

NO2 23.3 20.2 22.3 22.5 24.0 20.7

ETP PM10 89.7 80.0 77.6 76.0 74.6 73.6

PM2.5 34.7 29.7 25.7 25.9 25.9 25.7

SO2 18.3 16.1 16.6 16.4 18.5 16.5

NO2 25.6 21.5 22.4 24.1 21.7 22.1

Plant Office

PM10 81.7 79.7 74.9 80.6 78.0 75.0

PM2.5 26.0 27.7 25.7 24.4 26.7 25.7

SO2 18.2 16.0 16.2 15.5 17.3 15.7

NO2 23.7 22.3 21.5 22.3 21.7 22.0


5

The project proponent shall submit six-monthly reports on the status of the compliance of the stipulated environmental conditions on the website of the ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change at environment clearance portal.

Compiled. Last compliance report was submitted on 28.05.2021 for the period of October 2020 to March 2021 to SPCB and MoEF&CC.

6

The project proponent shall submit the environmental statement for each financial year in Form-V to the concerned State Pollution Control Board as prescribed under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986, as amended subsequently and put on the website of the company

Compiled. Unit has submitted yearly the environmental statement for each financial year in Form-V. We have submitted environmental statement for period April 2020 to March 2021

7

The project proponent shall inform the Regional Office as well as the Ministry, the date of financial closure and final approval of the project by the concerned authorities, commencing the land development work and start of production operation by the Project.

Complired. The date of start of the project is 01/01/2014 by concerned authority. LOA Copy Received from SEZ:- 14/03/2012. This project is self financed. We intimated the ministry through a half yearly compliance report.

8

The project authorities must strictly adhere to the stipulations made by the State Pollution Control Board and the State Government.

Compiled . Unit has obtained EC to CTO # AWH-112729 dated 15/06/2021under the provisions of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016 . All the CTO conditions are complied.

Unit have obtained PLI policy , Policy no#12030036203300000012 which is valid up to 08/01/2022

9

The project proponent shall abide by all the commitments and recommendations made in the EIA/EMP report, commitment made during Public Hearing and also that during their presentation to

Complied We have prepared a compliance report for all the commitments and recommendations made in the EIA/EMP report attached as Annexure XXXIV.

the Expert Appraisal Committee.

10

No further expansion or modifications in the plant shall be carried out without prior approval of the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change (MoEF&CC).

Compiled. We have taken all applicable prior permissions from MoEF&CC for expansion or modifications .

11

Concealing factual data or submission of false/fabricated data may result in revocation of this environmental clearance and attract action under the provisions of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.

Noted for compliance

12 The Ministry may revoke or suspend the clearance, if implementation of any of the above conditions is not satisfactory


13

The Ministry reserves the right to stipulate additional conditions if found necessary. The Company in a time bound manner shall implement these conditions.

Noted and compliance

14

The Regional Office of this Ministry shall monitor compliance of the stipulated conditions. The project authorities should extend full cooperation to the officer (s) of the Regional Office by furnishing the requisite data / information/monitoring reports.

Noted for compliance . We are submitting half yearly compliance reports on regular basis.

15

The above conditions shall be enforced, inter-alia under the provisions of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016 and the Public Liability Insurance Act, 1991 along with their amendments and Rules and any other orders passed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India / High Courts and any other Court of Law relating to the subject matter.

Compiled . Unit has obtained EC to CTO # AWH-112729 dated 15/06/2021under the provisions of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016 . All the CTO conditions are complied. Unit have obtained PLI policy , Policy no#12030036203300000012 which is valid up to 08/01/2022

16

Any appeal against this EC shall lie with the National Green Tribunal, if preferred, within a period of 30 days as prescribed under Section 16 of the National Green Tribunal Act, 2010.


neo ec compliance report april-21 to september-21

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