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Ref. No :oelEMG I ALI 2017 / 6 63 Date: 20.05.20L7

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THE DIRECTOR

RegionalOffice (SEz)

Ministry of Environment Forests & Climate Changel-st and 2nd Floors, Handloom Export Promotional Council4 Cathedral Garden Road

Nungambakkam, Chennai -560 034

Dear Sir

Sub: Six Monthly Compliance report of EC issued to NTPC Ramagundam STPP Stage-lll(1xs00MW) -Reg

We are herewith submitting the six monthly compliance reports forEnvironmental Clearance given to our station pertaining to the period October 2016 toMarch 2017. Also we are submitting the stack data, ambient air quality data and dustconcentration data for the period along with report. Also please find enclosed the Softcopy of the report in CD.

Thanking you

Yours faithfullyFor NTPC Ltd

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Additional General Manager (EMG)

Ramagundam Super Thermal Power Station, PO: Jyothinagar, Dist: Peddapalli, TS- 5O5 215 :

Telephone no.O87 28-27 2962 F ax: O87 28-27 2L5LRegd. Office:NTPC Limited, NTPC Bhawan, Scope Complex, 7 lnstitutional Area, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110 OO3

No. 140101D11975GO1007966 www.ntpc.co.in

LETTE R NO : OM NO J- LSOL I 20 I 9 4-tA-ll DATED 2s I 09 I L99s.s.

No. STIPULATIONS STATUS AS ON 31.03.2017

1. All the conditions stipulated byState Pollution Control Board shalli m plemented effectively.

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All the conditions stipulated by theTelangana State Pollution Control Board(TSPCB) are being implementedeffectively.

2. A stack of height not less than 275meters shall be provided along withstack monitorinq devices,

A Stack height of 275 meter equippedwith adequate stack monitoring facilitieshas been provided.

3. The Electrostatic Precipitators havingefFiciency of not less than 99.8percent shall be installed,

ESP having more than 99.8o/o efficiencyhave been provided.

4. The particulate emission shall notexceed the prescribed limit of 150mg/Nm3 at any time.

Particulate emissions are beingmaintained within the prescribed limit of115 mglNm3 by Telangana SPCB duringthe entire operation phase of the plan.

5. Space provision shall be made forinstallation of FGD plant, if feltnecessary, at future time.

Adequate Space has been provided in thelayout for installation of FGD plant infut u re.

6. Regular monitoring of air quality (atlest two days a week) in and aroundthe power plant shall be carried outand records maintained. Periodicreport (on six monthly basis) on airquality shall be submitted to thisMinistry.

Ambient Air Quality monitoring for thestation for PM1e, PMz.s, SOz and NO, isbeing carried out twice a week at 3locations identified with TSPCB throughMoEF&CC recognized laboratory andrecord are maintained periodically.Other parameters as per NAAQ standardsare being monitored and submitted alongwith this report.

7. Recycling and reuse of ash pondeffluents shall be undertaken to theextent possible. There shall be nodirect discharge into the riverGodavari.

The station has AWRS along with,treatment system and the ash pond wateris treated and reused to the maximumextent.In addition, scheme has been developedfor augmenting the existing system andcontract awarded and likely to becompleted by May 2018.

8. The proposed study on leaching ofheavy metals from the ash pond toground water will be undertaken earlyand report furnished to this Ministry.Based on the results of the study,corrective measures if any feltnecessary shall be implemented.

A geo-hydrological study on leaching ofheavy metals from the ash Pond toground water has been completed underthe Indo-Dutch collaboration and thereport was also submitted to MoEF&CC on02.06.L997.

9. NOC from State Pollution ControlBoard shall be obtained and furnished.

No Objection Certificate (NOC) wasobtained from Telangana State PollutionControl Board (TSPCB) and submitted toMoEF&CC on 23.08,1999.

STATUS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF CONDITIONS STIPULATED INENVIRON M ENTAL CLEARANCE

NAME OF THE PROJECT: RAMAGUNDAM STPP STAGE-III (lXSOOMW)

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10, Dust suppression and dust extractiondevices shall be installed in the coalhandling areas to ensure that the levelof dust is well within the prescribedlimits.

Adequate no, of Dust Suppression andExtraction System are already provided incoal handling areas in order to ensurethat the level of dust is well within theprescribed limits.

11. Closed circuit cooling with induceddraft coolinq tower shall be provided.

Closed cycle cooling system with induceddraft coolinq towers has been provided.

L2. The workers in the high noise areaswill be provided with ear protectiondevices.

The workers in the high noise area areprovided with appropriate ear protectiondevices.

13. A workable plan for ash Utilisationstarting with at least 20olo in the firstyear and gradually increasing by 10during subsequent years so as toachieve 100o/o Utilisation by the end ofthe ninth year shall be prepared andsubmitted to this Ministry within sixmonths.

The stage III has been provided with100o/o Dry ash extraction system sincethe inception stage itself. The dry ash isbeing issued to manufacturers of cement,RMC and brick/blocks. Balance ash ofStage III is being issued to mine stowingand clay brick manufacturers.Revised Ash Utilization Plan submitted toMoEF&CC on 03.08.2000 and the same isbeing implemented. In compliance to thelatest fly ash notification dated03.11.2009, revised action plan has alsobeen submitted. In FY 2076-77 thestation has achieved ash utilization of93.160/o.For 100o/o ash utilization, station hascreated following facilities :

1. Station has installed Full Fledged DryAsh Extraction System.

2. Rail loading facilities commissioned inunit 4&5 to meet the distancecustomer's demand.

3. Pond ash is utilized in Mine stowingpurpose, ash dyke raising, clay brickunits, etc.

74. In order to conserve water at thermalpower station, efforts should be madeto utilize the treated water to themaximum extent possible.

;'1. The treated DM effluent, Coal settlingponds effluent and plant effluent arereused for ash handling. The coolingtower blow down is reused in dustsuppression system and as service water.2. To conserve precious water a closedcircuit cooling water system with induceddraft cooling towers has been adopted.For further reducing water consumption,cooling water treatment is being carriedout by chemical dosing to operate thecoolinq water system at increased COC.

15, Liquid effluents shall be treated toconform to the standards prescribedby State/Central Pollution ControlBoard.

An integrated Effluent Treatment Plant(ETP) cum Ash Water RecirculationSystem (AWRS) has been provided at thestation. All effluents from plant area arefinally treated and effluent confirming tothe standards by SPCB/CPCB aredischarqed from the plant.

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15. Adequate measures for protectionagainst various hazards such as fireshall be taken to the satisfaction ofthe respective authorities concerned.

Extensive Fire detection and protectionsystem comprises of adequate piping,hydrants, valves, instrumentation, hoses,nozzles, hose boxes/stations etc. coveringthe entire power station including all theauxiliaries and buildings in the plant areafitted in the entire power station includingall the auxiliaries and buildings in theplant area shall be implemented areprovided to the satisfaction of therespective authorities concerned.

77. Green belt of adequate width shall bedeveloped all around the power plantby selecting suitable species inconsultation with the authorities ofState Forest Department.

Already green belt has been developed inthe available areas of Main plant,township, around stock pile of the coaland other material, road sides, internalroads, around ash pond or dump area,etc.

18. As the liquid effluents are finally beingdischarged into river Godavari, astudy on bio-magnification of heavymetals in the aquatic life may betaken up and the report submitted tothis Ministry,

The study on bio-magnification of heavymetals in the aquatic life was undertakenthrough M/s. Shriram Institute ofIndustrial Research, Delhi and the reporthas been forwarded to MoEF&CC videletter dated 16.08.2004.

19. During ash pond reclamation, theselection of species to be planted maybe made very carefully taking intoconsideration the nature of the soiland the total climatic conditions inconsultation with the authorities of theState Forest Department.

A pioneering attempt of growing selectedspecies like Casuarinas Equisetifolia,Acacia Auriculiformis, Cassia Siamea,Eucalyptus Globules on the ash directlyhas already been successfullyimplemented in the abandoned temporaryash pond of RSTPS (before 1990). In thepresent ash pond reclamation has not yetstarted, Shall be complied as and whenthe ash pond is reclaimed.

20. Stack data to be furnished withinthree months.

Data is regularly being furnished throughsix monthly compliance reports.

hontinuous emission monitoring system(CEMS) for gaseous emissions also hasbeen installed and being monitoredcontinuously.

2L, Information on change of emissionload with ESP field failures may befu rn ished.

Adequate care has been taken in the ESPdesign and function to ensure emissionwithin stipulated standards all the times.

22. Copy of the confirmation regardingcoal linkage to be provided.

Coal linkage had been accorded videletter dated 02.09.1999. A copy of thisletter is submitted to MoEF&CC on03,08.2000.

23. Only washed coal shall be used for theproject. Fuel; analysis of the washedcoal so used shall be carried out everymonth and records maintained. Theanalysis report shall form part of thesix monthly report to be submitted tothis Ministry.

Permission has been granted for uses ofraw coal vide MoEF&CC letter dated74.12.1998.

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s.No. STIPULATIONS STATUS AS ON 31.03.201724. Reduction in fresh water requirement

may be examined taking into accountthe plant as a combined unit byadopting suitable size of thecondenser, flow rate and drift.

The closed cooling water system alongwith dedicated treatment system for CWwater enabled the COC increase from 2.0to 3.5, which has reduced the waterrequirement. Blow down of CW system isused for equipment cooling and servicewater purpose before joining planteffluent,

25. Separate funds should be allocated forimplementation of environmentprotection measures along with itemwise breakup. These costs should beincluded as part of the project cost.The funds earmarked for theenvironmental protection measuresshould not be diverted for otherpurposes and year wise expenditureshould be reported to this Ministry,

The funds on environmental protectionmeasures along with item - wise break-up is provided in the project cost. Thetotal funds earmarked for environmentalprotection has not been diverted for otherpurposes.

26. Regional office of this Ministry atBangalore will monitor theimplementation of above conditions.

Noted.

27. The project authorities shall submit tothis Ministry a half yearly report onthe implementation of the stipulatedconditions and environmentalsafeq ua rds.

This report provides the latest status forthe period of October 2015 to March 2017of the implementation of stipulatedconditions and environmental safeguardsalong with soft copy.

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NAMEoFTHEPROJECT:RAMAGUNDAMSTPPSTAGE.III(lxsooMw)LETTER No.J.ll-oirlzolgc-r err (rt or' uoveiageR s' zooo

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STATUS AS ON 3L,O3.2OL7STIPULATIONS

Status ts enclosed seParatelY'ffi made in our

environmentat clearance letter dated

istn september, 1995 referred to above

100o/o DrY

urn "*tiu.tion system since the. incepti-on-stage

liuff. The dry ash is being issued toma-nufacturers oi cement, RMC and brick/blocks'gulun." ash of Stage III is being issued to mine

stowing and clay brick manufacturers'l.rirlo ntn Utilization Plan submitted to

i'1"-rigcc on 03'08.2000 and the same is being

implemented.in'-.ornpiiu"ce to latest fly ash notification dated

6:.ii.zoog, revised action plan has also been

]uOmitiea. ' fn FY 2016-17 the station has

i.t'li"u"O ash utilization of 93'L6o/o' For 100o/o ash

,iirji.ti"., ,tution has created following facilities'

1. Station has installed Full Fledged Dry Ash

Extraction SYstem2. naii-roaOing facilities commissioned in unit

+us to meel the distance customer's demand'

3. Pond ash is utilized in Mine stowing purpose/

ash dyke raising, clay br

hould be

"niui"a 6y 9tn Year as Per the broad

utiiiration Plan submitted along with

NTPC's communication no'

CC: ESE: 3100:2000: GEN: 48dated 3'd August 2000.

through

rrrlr. sniiram Institute . of Industr:11..1:::1"I

ijlini liii-lne- repo* has been forwarded to

r'loiracc vide letter dated 16'08'2004'

ffistuOy on Bio-

magnification of heavy . metals

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;q;;il;-lii" due to discharse of liquid

e*tuents into Godavari river should be

submitted along with the Management

er the

InOo-Ort.n collaboration has been completed'

in" r"p",t was submltt"a to ,Mo:! 9n^?11*::;The repoft was suDmltteo to lvlutrr urr

iggz.-iA detailed study to understandGeology of

N2 Ash Pond as recommended in the Indo-Dutch

@gical studY

unOei' Indo-Dutch collaboration should

be submitted along with the plans forn"a"ttuty corrective measures to avoid

leaching of heavy metals from ash pond

area to qround water' environmental

r.nuitui"i was not diverted for any other activity'

i.V .oJiti"nat runos required for environmental

mitigation measures. would -,

b-u ^l::.,^fioT*iiE"rLn"ort fund kept in the operation &

Maintenance fund kept for the

Rs.162.38 crores earmarked forenvironmental measures should not be

diverted for any other activity and

provision should be made for additional

funds, if required.

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FOR OCT' 2016 TO MARCH ',2017

)CTOBER'15

03.10.2015 Balancing Reservoir 35 18 2L 18Ramagundam Pump House 29 15 22 77Guest House 38 \7 24 20

07.10.2016 Balancing Reservoir 35 18 20 t7Ramagundam Pump House 38 19 27 18Guest House 39 22 25 19

10.10.2016 Balancing Reservoir 34 20 24 20Ramagundam Pump House 33 t5 2t 16

Cuest House 43 2L 24 18

L4.10.2016 Balancins Reservoir 36 19 27 t7Ramagundam Pump House 34 20 22 18

Guest House 40 2'J. 23 19

17.70.2016 Balancing Reservoir 35 18 2t 77Ramagundam Pump House 32 15 22 2LGuest House 39 19 20 18

27.r0.201,6 Balancing Reservoir 35 18 19 L7

Ramagundam Pump House 34 15 24 20Guest House 2a 18 20 16

24.L0.2016 Balancing Reservoir 35 t7 27 18Ramagundam Pump House 33 18 22 t7Guest House 39 23 24 19

28.LO.2016 Balancing Reservoir 34 76 21, 20Ramagundam Pump House 36 18 23 18Cuest House 41. 21 22 L7

31.L0.2016 Balancing Reservoir 38 20 22 19

Ramagundam Pump House 31 t7 24 18Suest House 39 19 26 2L

NOVEMBER'15

04.LL.2016 Balancing Reservoir 37 20 27 18Ramagundam Pump House 35 18 23 19

Guest House 40 21. 27 2207.Lt.2076 Balancing Reservoir 35 20 22 20

Ramagundam Pump House 33 t7 21 18Guest House 47 19 24 20

77.t1.2076 Balancing Reservoir "34 17 25 19

Ramagundam Pump House 31 16 20 16Guest House 40 22 27 2t

14.t]-.20L6 Balancing Reservoir 35 20 23 19

Ramagundam Pump House 33 77 27 18Guest House 42 22 25 20

18.11.2016 Balancing Reservoir 35 18 22 20Ramagundam Pump House 32 16 20 17Guest House 39 21 24 2L

2L.17.20t6 Balancing Reservoir 34 18 23 19Ramagundam Pump House 31 16 27 L7Guest House 42 24 26 22

25.L1,.20t6 Balancing Reservoir 36 79 24 21Ramagundam Pump House 33 17 21 16Guest House 4L 23 24 20

TABLE-I: AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MONITORING DATA

toncentration (ug/m')

, PM,10 PM.I,5 so2 'r r::N€xDECEMBER'15

05.72.20L6 3alancing Reservoir 45 24 24 20Ramagundam Pump House 37 20 28 15Guest House 42 20 77

06.L2.20L6 Balancing Reservoir 40 19 25 20Ramagundam Pump House 44 23 26 27Guest House 43 22 28 23

72.t2.20L6 Balancing Reservoir 48 24 25 L9Ramagundam Pump House 39 19 23 17Guest House 37 18 2r 15

L3.t2.2016 Balancing Reservoir 42 2t 26 20Ramagundam Pump House 36 t7 19 14Guest House 47 20 24 18

19.L2.20t6 Balancing Reservoir 44 22 23 20Ramagundam Pump House 45 24 18Guest House 38 18 26 t9

20.12.2076 Balancing Reservoir 37 19 24 2LRamagundam Pump House AA L7 19 t4Guest House 42 22 26 20

26.L2.20L6 Balancing Reservoir 45 23 24 19Ramagundam Pump House 39 19 20 15

Guest House 42 20 26 1827.12.20L6 Balancing Reservoir 39 19 25 22

Ramagundam Pump House 35 18 23 77Guest House 45 23 26 21

IANUARY'17

02.ot.2017 Balancing Reservoir 48 26 25 2LRamagundam Pump House 39 24 19Guest House 44 24 16

03.oL.20L7 Balancinq Reservoir 41 18 25 2lRamagundam Pump House 42 24 28 22Guest House 43 22 28 23

09.o1.20t7 Balancine Reservoir 45 25 26 20Ramagundam Pump House 4L 20 25 18Guest House 39 2L 24 17

10.oL.20L7 Balancing Reservoir 46 23 28 21Ramagundam Pump House 38 19 21 16Guest House 43 23 26 L9

76.Ot.2017 Balancing Reservoir 47 24 24 2LRamagundam Pump House 42 2L 24 20Suest House 40 19 23 18

L7.01..2077 Balancing Reservoir 40 20 1q 2tRamagundam Pump House 37 18 20 t7Suest House 47 22 24 19

23,OL.20L7 3alancing Reservoir 43 23 26 20Ramagundam Pump House 4t 20 11 18Guest House 42 18 24 77

24.Ot.2017 Balancing Reservoir 42 2I 27 2tRamagundam Pump House 38 19 24 18Guest House 40 18 24 16

30.oL,20t7 Balancing Reservoir 41 20 25 20Ramagundam Pump House 39 17 22 76Guest House 42 2L 27 20

3L.O7.2017 Balancing Reservoir 44 23 26 23Ramagundam Pump House 39 20 23 19Guest House 37 77 24 a6

TABLE-1: AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MONITORING DATAFOR OCT'2015 TO MARCH '2017

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06.o2.20L7 Balancins Reservoir 51 29 27 23Ramagundam Pump House 47 24 26 27Guest House 47 26 25 18

07.02.2017 Balancinq Reservoir 49 27 26 22Ramagundam Pump House 42 23 27 22

Guest House 47 25 28 2LL3.02.2017 Balancing Reservoir 48 27 28 22

Ramagundam Pump House 4t 2r 24 20Guest House 44 23 26 19

74.O2.20L7 Balancing Reservoir 49 25 29 23Ramagundam Pump House 40 2L 23 18

Guest House 45 24 27 2t20.o2.20r7 Balancing Reservoir 49 26 25 2L

Ramagundam Pump House 4L 23 24 20

Guest House 44 22 25 1927.O2.2017 Balancing Reservoir 45 24 27 23

Ramagundam Pumo House 40 21 22 19Guest House 23 25 21

27.O2.20L7 Balancins Reservoir 46 26 28 22Ramagundam Pump House 41 22 24 20Guest House 44 20 26 19

28.O2.2077 Balancine Reservoir 45 23 29 23Ramagundam Pump House 40 2\ 25 20

Guest House 43 20 26 2tMARCH'17

06.o3.20]-7 Balancing Reservoir 53 31 29 24Ramagundam Pumo House 44 26 27 23Guest House 48 27 24 19

07.03.2017 Balancins Reservoir 51 29 28 24Ramagundam Pump House 43 25 28 2LGuest House 46 26 25 22

t3.o3.20t7 Balancing Reservoir 50 28 26 27Ramagundam Pump House 43 22 25 20Guest House 46 24 23 19

L4.O3.20t7 Balancing Reservoir 52 26 29 22Ramagundam Pump House 42 23 22 20

Guest House L1 25 26 2220.o3.20L7 Balancing Reservoir 51 27 24 23

Ramagundam Pump House 43 24 25 22Guest House 47 25 26 2L

21.O3.20t7 Balancing Reservoir 49 24 29 23Ramagundam Pump House 44 22 24 20

Suest House 46 23 25 2727.O3.20L7 Balancing Reservoir 49 25 27 2L

Ramagundam Pump House 42 23 25 20Suest House 46 20 26 20

28.03.20L7 lalancing Reservoir 48 23 28 23lamagundam Pump House 47 22 24 203uest House 45 20 26 27

TAB[E-1: AMBIENT AIR QUAIITY MONTTORING DATAFOR OCT'2015 TO MARCH '2017

Month/Date Locationconcentration {uelm3}

PM-2-5

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OTHER PARAMETERS AS PER STANDARDS

DATE/LOCAT!ON Ozone(pglm3) Co (uelm3l28.10.2016 6 AM-2 PM 2PM .1OPM lOPM-5AM 6 AM-2 PM 2PM - 1OPM lOPM-6AM

Balancing Reservoir 51 38 34 0.5 0.4 0.4

Ramagundam Pump House 38 27 22 0.5 <0.1 <0.1

Guest House 34 29 20 0.4 0.3 <0.1

Pb NH3 c6H6 B(a)P AS Ni

(pglm3) (pelm3) (pelm3) nglm3 nglm3 nelm3Balancing Reservoir <0.001 64 <0.1 <0.5 <2.0 <2.O

Ramagundam Pump House <0.001 56 <0.1 <0.5 <2.O <2.0

Guest House <0.001 42 <0.1 <0.5 <2.0 <2.O

21.1L.20L6 ozone(pg/m3) CO {uelm3)5 AM-2 PM 2PM - 1OPM 10 PM.6 AM 6 AM.2 PM 2PM.1OPM lOPM-6AM

Balancing Reservoir 54 42 36 0.6 0.5 0.4

Ramagundam Pump House 40 29 24 0.6 <0.1 <0.1

Guest House 36 31 22 0.5 0.4 <0.1

Pb NH3 c6H6 B(a)P AS Ni(Felm3) (Felm3) (pelm3) ng/m3 nglm3 nglm3

Balancing Reservoir <0.001 65 <0.1 <0.5 <2.O <2.0

Ramagundam Pump House <0.001 58 <0.1 <0.5 <2.0 <2.0

Guest House <0.001 44 <0.1 <0.5 <2.0 <2.0

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27.12.20L6Ozone(pg/m3) CO (uslm3l

6 AM.2 PM 2PM - 1OPM lOPM-6AM 6 AM-2 PM 2PM - 1OPM 10 PM .6 AM

Balancing Reservoir 46 40 33 0.5 0.4 0.2Ramagundam Pump House 42 33 22 0.5 <0.1 <0.1

Guest House 34 30 L9 0.4 0.3 <0.1

Pb NH3 c6H5 B(a)P AS Ni(Felm3) (uclm3) (pclm3) ns,lm3 nglm3 nslm3

Balancing Reservoir <0.001 52 <0.1 <0.5 <2.0 <2.0

Ramagundam Pump House <0.001 49 " <0.1 <0.5 <2.0 <2.O

Guest House <0.001 38 <0.1 <0.5 <2.0 <2.O

30.01.2017 Ozone(pglm3) CO (uelm3)6 AM-2 PM 2PM.1OPM lOPM-5AM 5 AM.2 PM 2PM - 1OPM lOPM-6AM

Balancing Reservoir 44 38 31 0.5 0.4 0.2Ramagundam Pump House 40 31 20 0.4 <0.L <0.1Guest House 32 28 L7 0.3 0.2 <0.1

uh I{H3 LBrlA B{a}P AS Ni(pelm3) (pglm3) (uelm3) nelm3 nglm3 nglm3

Balancing Reservoir <0.001 49 <0.1 <0.5 <2.0 <2.0Ramagundam Pump House <0.001 46 <0.1 <0.5 <2.O <2.0Guest House <0.001 35 <0.1 <0.5 <2.O <2.0

23.02.2017 Ozone(pglm3) co (pelm3)6 AM-2 PM 2PM - 1OPM 10 PM.6 AM 5 AM.2 PM 2PM.1OPM 10 PM.6 AM

Balancing Reservoir 46 40 33 0.6 0.5 0.3Ramagundam Pump House 42 34 23 0.5 <0.1 <0.1

Guest House 34 30 19 o.4 0.3 <0.1

Pb NH3 c6H5 B(a)P AS Ni(Felm3) (rrelm3) (uelm3) nelm3 ng/m3 nelm3

Balancine Reservoir <0.001 51 <0.1 <0.5 <2.O <2.O

Ramagundam Pumo House <0.001 48 <0.1 <0.5 <2.0 <2.O

Guest House <0.001 37 <0.1 <0.5 <2.0 <2.O

18.03.2017 Ozone(pg/m3 CO (uelm3)

5 AM.2 PM 2PM.1OPM lOPM-6AM 5 AM.2 PM 2PM. 1OPM lOPM-6AMBalancing Reservoir 48 42 35 o.7 0.6 0.4Ramagundam Pump House 44 36 25 0.6 <0.1 <0.1

Guest House 36 32 21 0.5 0.4 <0.L

Pb NH3 c5H6 B(a)P AS Ni(pelm3) (pelm3) (pelm3) ng/m3 nelm3 nglmS

Balancine Reservoir <0.001 53 <0.1 <0.5 <2.O <2.O

Ramagundam Pump House <0.001 50 <0.1 <0.5 <2.0 <2.0

Guest House <0.001 39 <0.1 <0.5 <2.0 <2.0

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. IAELE-2: SIACK MONITORING DATA FOR OCT- 2015 TO MARCH - 2017

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OCTOBER'1604.10.2016 85 97 9005.10.2016 110 108 10s06.10.2015 7824.LO.20L6 89 93 9625.LO.20L6 108 106 1(N

NOVEMBER'1607.Lt.20L6 91 98 9308.Lt.2076 106 110 10524.LL.2016 97 94 9025.LL.20L6 110 L07 1G)26.17.2016 75

DECEMBER'16

05.12.2016 88 92 8606.r2.20L6 108 110 7908.12.2016 10620.12.2016 93 89 9522.t2.20L6 110 105 10823.t2.20t6 72

lANUARY'1703.ot.2017 90 85 9304.oL.20L7 106 10806.oL.20L7 109 7521.0r.2077 7023.0L.2017 80 83 8725.01.20t7 104 106 103

FEBRUARY,lT

02.o2.2017 7703.o2.2017 86 90 9504.02.20t7 to7 10506.o2.2077 1G't6.02.20t7 82 86 8920.o2.20t7 to7 109 1062t.02.2017 78

MARCH'1704.03.20L7 108 110 11006.03.2017 92 95 8707.03.20L7 7420.o3.20L7 85 89 9321.03.20t7 108 10923.03.20L7 106 83

TABTE-3: DUST MONITORING (PM- 10) DATA

FOR OCT'2015 TO MARCH ',2017

DATE LOCATIONDust Concentration

(PM 10) in uslm3ocToBER'2015

04.L0.2016 ESP Stage - ll Area 88

04.L0.2016 DAETP Stase -l Area 84

05.10.2016 BURNER FLOOR Staee - II 94

05.10.2016 BRICK PLANT 62

06.10.2015 ASH POND AREA 78

06.10.20L6 MILL AREA STAGE - I 96

NOVEMBER,16

03.1L.2076 ESPStaee-lArea 90

03.11.2016 DAETP Staqe -l Area 8604.L7.2016 BURNER FLOOR Stage - I 98

04.11.20t6 BRICK PLANT 74

05.11.2016 ASH POND AREA 6205.11.2016 MILL AREA STAGE -II 97

DECEMBER'15

05.t2.20L6 ESP Stase - llArea 9605.72.20t6 DAETP Stage -lArea 77

06.12.2016 BURNER FLOOR Staee - II 8506.72.2015 BRICK PLANT 5407.12.2016 ASH POND AREA 6607.t2.2076 MILL AREA STAGE - I 92

JANUARY'16

03.0t.2017 ESPStaee-lArea 8703.0L.2017 DAETP Stage -l Area 8204.07.2017 BURNER FLOOR Stase - I 9304.o7.2017 BRICK PLANT 5406.o1.20L7 ASH POND AREA 7206.01.2017 MILL AREA STAGE - II 94

FEBRUARY'15

06.02.2017 ESP Stage - ll Area 8506.o2.2017 DAETP Stage -l Area 9107.02.2017 BURNER FLOOR Stage - ll 8807.o2.2Afi BRICK PLANT 5209.02.20L7 ASH POND AREA 7809.02.20L7 MILL AREA STAGE - I 84MARCH'15

06.03.2017 ESPStage-lArea 9506.o3.2077 DAETP Stage -l Area 8607.03.2077 BURNER FLOOR Stage - | 9507.03.2017 BRICK PLANT 6408.o3.2017 ASH POND AREA 8208.03.2017 MILL AREA STAGE - I 94