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PREFEASIBILITY REPORT

1.0 Introduction

Nellore district is one of the 9 coastal districts it’s situated in the south eastern part of Andhra Pradesh. It

is bounded on the north by Prakasam District on the East by Bay of Bengal on the South by Chittoor

District and Chengalpattu District of Tamilanadu and on the West by Veligonda Hills which separate it

from Kadapa District. The district broadly 2 natural divisions from North to South.

Southern Nellore is an industrial belt, with many large scale industries including public sectors

undertaking & MNCS. It has a fascinating mix of traditional & modern industries, ranging from small

artisan workshops to huge multinational companies, Micro and Small Enterprises and large scale

Industries. The handloom sector of the district is also a major small scale industry of the district and a

large number of people depend on it for living. Some of the important industries of the region are Mica

Mines and thermal power plant. The Krishnapatnam port which is located 20 kilometres from the district

serves as a major centre for economic activity of the district.

Industrial operations lead to considerable generation of hazardous waste. The major hazardous waste-

generating industries in Nellore include textile, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, pesticides, paint and dye,

fertilizers, Mica, Paper manufacturing, inorganic chemicals, power plants, and general engineering

industries. Hazardous wastes from the industrial sectors mentioned above contain heavy metals, cyanides,

pesticides, complex aromatic compounds (such as PCBs), and other chemicals which are toxic,

flammable, reactive, corrosive or have explosive properties affecting the environment.

The location map of the proposed project is given in Figure 1 & Topographical map given in Figure 2.

Figure 1: Location Map

Figure 2: Topographical map of the proposed site (10km)

2.0 Summary of the Hazardous Waste

Summary of the hazardous waste generating in the Nellore & neighboring districts is given in Table 1

below

Table 1

Summary of hazardous waste

District No of Industries Quantity of HW in MTA

DLF / LAT INC

Nellore 187 1939.5198 164.457

Kadapa 44 330.136 61.41

Prakasam 71 7042.71 2405.86

Kurnool 67 7654.273 4749.79

Chittore 133 10056.072 1729.78

Annatapure 87 1418.765 134.214

Total 589 28442.0435 9245.511

Detailed Hazardous Waste Generating Units in Nellore & Surrounding Districts [ as per the

Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling & Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008]

(Source: Inventorisation and Characterisation of Hazardous Waste Categories in Andhra Pradesh

Contract no: 1A1.1 of the World Bank funded CBIPMP, APPCB) given in Annexure-1

3.0 Objective of the Project

The primary objective of this project is to provide a facility which will be one stop solution for

management of industrial hazardous wastes. The Integrated Common Hazardous Waste Management

Facility is being proposed for Recycle / Recovery, Alternate Destruction, Treatment, Storage and

Disposal of all kinds of hazardous wastes that are generated in the state of Andhra Pradesh. The

system so designed is reliable for now and for the foreseeable future.

The overall objective encompasses the following sub-objectives:

� To ensure that the environmental impacts are minimized.

� To ensure that resource conservation is maximized.

� To ensure techno-economic feasibility of the project

� To enable Hazardous Waste Management Facility to handle the wastes in a lawful manner.

� To prevent accumulation of the wastes at points of generation.

� To establish an administrative framework and recommend the necessary infrastructure to ensure

proper collection, transport, recycle, recovery, treatment, storage and disposal of the solid wastes.

� To minimize the health effects associated with solid waste handling and management activities.

� To ensure the technical reliability of the adopted technology in terms of safety, flexibility and

sustainability under local conditions.

� To prevent or minimize waste generation.

� To ensure compliance with regulatory requirements at every stage of waste handling.

The outline scope of the proposed project is as mentioned below:

Establishment of the facility

• Collection and transportation of solid hazardous waste from generating units

• Fingerprint analysis and interpretation of results in terms of its pathway of recycling / disposal.

• Carrying out Segregation, Recycling / Recovery, Treatment, Storage and Disposal of hazardous

waste residues

• Monitoring (on-site) including emergency preparedness

• Reporting to regulatory authorities as needed

• Carrying out Public information and consultation

• Undertaking closure and post closure measures on exhaustion of the site capacity

• Compliance with existing state and central regulations and amendments made from time to time.

4.0 Project Proponent

The proposed project will be established and operated by Coastal Waste Management Project, Unit-2(

A Division of Mumbai Waste Management Limited) whereas Mumbai Waste Management Limited is

an subsidiary of M/s Ramky Enviro Engineers Limited.

4.1 Ramky Group

4.1.1 Ramky Group Waste Management Division

Ramky Group’s Waste Management Division is the leader in the field of waste management in the

country. Ramky has the credit and distinction of having established the first ever bio-medical waste

management and hazardous waste management facilities operating on a common platform in India,

providing dimension to various other similar projects in the country.

Ramky Waste Management is focused in the fields of Industrial Hazardous Waste Management, Bio-

Medical Waste Management and Municipal Solid Waste Management. The group companies have

the credit and distinction of having established first-of-its-kind bio-medical waste and hazardous waste

management facilities operating on a common platform in the country at Hyderabad. The group today

is the leader in waste management in India, with 16 bio-medical waste management facilities located

at Hyderabad, Bangalore, Ludhiana, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Chennai, Madurai, Salem, Saltora,

Kalyani, Haldia, Kolkata, Mangalore and Ghaziabad. Of the above, Hyderabad, Bangalore and

Ludhiana are operational for 3.5, 2 & 1 year respectively while the others are nascent. The company,

today operating twelve hazardous waste management facilities established and operated under the

name of

• Hyderabad Waste Management Project located at Hyderabad (Dundigal)

• Mumbai Waste Management Limited located at Mumbai (Taloja)

• West Bengal Waste Management Limited located at Haldia

• Tamil Nadu Waste Management Limited located at Chennai (Gummidipoondi)

• Uttar Pradesh Waste Management Project located at Kanpur

• Coastal Waste Management Project located at Visakhapatnam

• Rajasthan Waste Management Project located at Udaipur

• Punjab Waste Management Project located at Chandigarh (Nimbua)

• Karnataka Waste Management Project located at Bangalore (Dobaspet)

• Madhya Pradesh Waste Management Project located at Indore (Pithampur)

• Balotra Waste Management Project (Balotra)

• West Bengal Waste Management Limited located at Saltora

• Tamil Nadu Waste Management Limited located at Chennai (Virudhnagar)

• Bihar Waste Management Project ( Bhojpur).

The bio-medical waste management facilities operated is integrated facilities catering to over 3000

health care establishments and over 40,000 inpatient medical services. The facilities comprise of an

incinerator, autoclave, shredder, landfill, transport equipment and supporting infrastructure for

effective management of bio-medical wastes without any impact to the human health and

environment. The company offers high quality un-interrupted services at competitive prices.

The hazardous waste management facilities in operation are integrated facilities catering to over 6000

industrial establishments and catering to over 700,000 TPA of industrial hazardous wastes. The

facilities comprise of a secured landfill facility (equivalent to US-EPA, RCRA Subtitle ‘C’

requirements), a waste stabilization facility, incinerator, intractable and temporary stores, leachate

treatment facility, advanced laboratory, transport equipment, administrative and other supporting

infrastructure. The facilities have been rated very high by MoEF, CPCB and the State Pollution

Control Boards as also by many other national / international visitors. Our facilities are serving as role

models for waste management facilities in the country today.

Ramky has experience in establishment of waste management facilities with total capacity of over

700,000 TPA of hazardous waste. The company has design, detailed engineering capability for the

above-mentioned capacity as proven from the established facilities. All the facilities are equipped

with state of the art laboratories capable of performing comprehensive and fingerprinting analysis. The

company deploys complete mechanization in collection and transportation of wastes. Ramky’s

experience in MSW is also exhaustive in terms of various consultancy projects rendered for A.P. and

Karnataka States in addition to the MSW management projects awarded at Haldia, Bangalore,

Guwahati, Hyderabad and New Delhi.

In a society where environment stands on the top of social agenda with economic policies not tied to

the same, our effort towards improvement of environment is seen as a great step towards

environmental improvement projects in the country. All the waste management facilities established

by the Ramky Group are operated and maintained with high priority towards environment and

occupational health and safety aspects. Where possible the operations have been automated or

mechanized and all the staff working with the waste are provided with adequate and suitable personnel

protective equipment and regular health checkups.

5.0 Quantities of Hazardous waste

The main objective of this project is to develop a feasible Integrated Common Hazardous Waste

Management Facility which will cater for the State of Andhra Pradesh. Hazardous wastes generated

will be comprise of the following groups:

ETP sludges, Iron Sludges, Still Bottom residues and process sludges, Spent Carbon, Evaporation

salts/ other process salts, Incineration ash, Slags, Asbestos and glass fibers, Spent catalysts and resins,

Other hazardous wastes,

Based on the quantities available the following general information could be inferred:

� ETP sludges can go directly to landfill either directly or after stabilization.

� Still bottom residues, process residues and other organic wastes can be sent for

incineration including spent carbon depending on the characteristics of the impurities.

� Incineration ash, slags, asbestos and glass fibers are essentially inorganic in nature and

can go to landfill directly or with simple stabilization techniques.

� Spent catalysts and resins would have to be characterized on a case-by-case basis to

assess their nature and characteristics. However, the percentage of wastes generated

through these sources is likely to be very small as most of it is taken back by the

manufacturers.

� Salts will have to be bagged and land filled.

� Based on the above compiled information wastes have been classified by their

pathway of disposal:

� Wastes going to direct landfill, Wastes that require stabilization prior to landfill,

Wastes requiring storage until alternate economically viable techniques are made

available, Wastes requiring incineration.

6.0 Project Details:

Project details and their capacities is given in Table 2

Table 2

Project description and capacities

1 Name of the Project Integrated Common Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage, Disposal

and Recycling Facilities at Raviguntapalle, Nellore.

2 Promoters Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd.

3 Ramky Enviro Engineers

Limited Incorporation

Date of Incorporation: 28th Nov 1994

Commencement of Business: 13th Dec 1994

Certificate of Incorporation No: 01-18833 1994-95

Registration With: Registrar of Companies Andhra Pradesh

4 Contacts Ramky Enviro Engineers Limited

5 Project Site Survey No. 20-2P1,20-2P2,20-2P3, Raviguntapalle Village, Nellore

District, Andhra Pradesh

6 Head Office M/s. Ramky EnviroEngineers Limited

Ramky Grandiose, Ramky Towers Complex

Gachibowli, Hyderabad – 500032

7 Contacts Shri. V.S.Venkatesan (Off): 040 - 23015000 (Fax): 040 - 23015100 e-mail: [email protected]

Mobile : 09000555198

8 Business Integrated Waste Management Facility.

Collection, transportation, reception, treatment, storage, re-use,

recycle, blending and disposal of industrial hazardous wastes

generated in the state of Andhra Pradesh.

9 Installed Capacity Phase Type of Waste

Units Capacity

Phase I Hazardous Waste

Secured landfill 548 TPD

Treatment/Stabilization 383 TPD

Bio Medical Waste

50000 @0.25kg/day/bed

12.5 TPD

Recycling

Facility E waste 82 TPD

Spent Solvent

Recycling 27 KLPD

Used Oil Recycling 54 KLPD

Used Lead Acid Batteries

65 TPD

Alternative Fuel and Raw Material 55 TPD

Phase II Waste Plastic Recycling 27 TPD

Waste Paper Recycling 54 TPD

Incineration 55 TPD

Phase III Renewable Energy 2 MW

Waste to Energy 2 MW

Cost of the project Rs. 260crores

10 Market Hazardous Wastes: State of Andhra Pradesh

11 Principle of Operation User-Pay-Principle

12 Project Cost Rs.260 Crores

13 Schedule of

Commissioning

Scheduled to commission by June 2016

14 Strengths of the Project � The Facility is located strategically at Raviguntapalle

Nellore district which is the hub for present and future growth of

industries in Andhra Pradesh

� Ramky group of companies has the credit and distinction of

being the only experienced indigenous group in Hazardous Waste

Management in India. The Ramky group has already established 2

similar projects/ facilities with capacities of 100,000 TPA and

200,000 TPA at Hyderabad for Govt. of Andhra Pradesh and at

Mumbai for MIDC on Build, Own and Operate basis. All the

operational data and expertise of the Hyderabad & Mumbai plants

will be available to the Integrated Common Hazardous Waste

Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facility (ICHWTSDF) project. Also

free training of the operational staff will be made available at

Hyderabad & Mumbai plants.

� The Ramky group comprises of managers, engineers,

scientists and chemists who are some of the best in the field of waste

management to effectively manage and handle the hazardous wastes.

Faculty involved in waste management from Ramky have been

trained in institutions of repute round the globe like the Waste

Management International (WMI) of the U.S.A., the Browning

Ferrous Industries (BFI) and Pacific Waste Management of Australia

and at SAKAB in Sweden among others.

Major aspects that make the Ramky group the technically most

competent operator of the Nellore Facility include:

• First hand experience in establishment and operation of the

facility.

• Nationally reputed and internationally trained faculty in

operations and maintenance of TSDFs.

• Association with reputed geo-synthetic manufacturers

making the system very reliable and leak proof.

• Company with high financial capability.

• Wide variety of experience in environmental works

including water and wastewater treatment, sewage treatment, effluent

treatment, bio-medical waste management and hazardous waste

management and Recycling.

• Wide experience in civil construction and earthworks.

Huge inventory of tools and equipment.

15 Uniqueness of the Project The Facility will be unique and shall be first of its kind in Nellore. It

will bridge the yawning gap in the demand and availability of

hazardous waste management facilities in the country. In fact it will

be a giant step in the drive towards environment protection.

7.0 Process Description

7.1 Hazardous Waste Management Facility

Collection, transportation, reception, treatment, storage, re-use, recycle, blending and disposal of

industrial hazardous wastes, bio-medical waste and E-Waste generated in the state of Andhra Pradesh.

The proposed project is very unique to itself. The Facility shall be the first of its kind integrated waste

management facility in the country. In fact it will be a giant step in the drive towards environment

protection by the state of Andhra Pradesh.

hazardous wastes generated in the project area are expected to comprise of the following groups:

� ETP sludges

� Iron Sludges

� Still Bottom residues and process sludges

� Spent Carbon

� Evaporation salts/ other process salts

� Incineration ash

� Slags

� Asbestos and glass fibers

� Spent catalysts and resins

� Other hazardous wastes

Based on the quantities available the following general information could be inferred:

� ETP sludges can go directly to landfill either directly or after stabilization.

� Still bottom residues, process residues and other organic wastes can be sent for incineration

including spent carbon depending on the characteristics of the impurities.

� Incineration ash, slags, asbestos and glass fibers are essentially inorganic in nature and can go

to landfill directly or with simple stabilization techniques.

� Spent catalysts and resins would have to be characterized on a case-by-case basis to assess

their nature and characteristics. However, the percentage of wastes generated through these

sources is likely to be very small as most of it is taken back by the manufacturers.

� Salts will have to be bagged and land filled.

Based on the above compiled information wastes have been classified by their pathway of disposal:

� Wastes going to direct landfill

� Wastes that require stabilization prior to landfill

� Wastes requiring storage until alternate economically viable techniques are made available.

� Wastes requiring incineration

The following general guidelines shall relate to daily activities associated with the operations of

TSDF:

� The facility shall operate only during day light hours throughout the year.

� The landfill will be staged in cells so that the minimum practical area of waste is exposed and

maximum practical area of waste has the final cap in place i.e., progressive filling and capping

of the landfill ensuring minimization of infiltration of wastes.

� The Weight Bridge at the main entrance will record all movements and weights and receive waste

tracking receipt as required by the waste manifest system.

� The standpipe forming part of the leachate collection system shall be checked regularly for the

presence of leachate. Once leachate is detected it shall be regularly pumped out and transferred to

the leachate treatment facility on-site. The level of leachate in the standpipe shall not be allowed

to rise above the level of the leachate collection system.

� Materials Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for every chemical used or handled at the landfill shall be

provided on the premises.

� Monitoring and auditing of the facility shall be performed on a periodic basic.

� Met-station shall be installed with continuous recording system.

� A security system shall be maintained to avoid trespassing and hazard to the public.

� Once a waste is received at the TSDF, a sample of waste shall be collected, at the sampling

bay/temporary storage facility and shall undergo laboratory analysis based on which its pathway

of treatment/ disposal shall be determined.

� A waste manifest system shall be developed in accordance with the requirement of the regulatory

agencies to cover the transportation of the waste to TSDF and to provide for record of waste

manifestation. The manifest system shall include details of the waste generator, waste transporter,

quantity of waste, characteristics of waste, physical description, consistency of waste in terms of

physical state and waste category number as per HW (M&H) Rules, 2003.

� Each load of waste arriving at the facility shall be located properly and logged to identify its

pathway of treatment/ storage/ disposal.

� An inventory shall be maintained at the arrival and departure dates of waste loads in and out of the

intractable waste storage area.

7.2 Waste Disposable Operations

7.2.1 Waste Stabilization

Waste stabilization is designed to convert industrial wastes in the form of liquids, semi-solids or reactive solids into low leachable materials that can be deposited into a secure landfill. The stabilization operation will be carried out for all waste that requires this to minimize their contaminant leaching potential. This will change the nature of these wastes to a less hazardous category. Stabilization involves the immobilization of leachable materials by fixation as non-reactive solids. The treated wastes shall be assessed for compatibility with other wastes before being landfill and for

compatibility with the HDPE and the pipe network. The term stabilization covers a number of mechanisms including:

Immobilization / Chemical Fixation – the chemical binding of contaminants within a cementing structure to reduce the mobility or leach ability of the waste.

Encapsulation – the occlusion or entrapment of contaminant particles within a solid matrix.

Solidification – the conversion of slurries that do not readily de-water, into solids by addition of adsorption agents.

Typical reagents that would be used for the stabilization process include cement, lime, fly ash, bentonite clay, saw dust and other. Where required sodium silicate solution would be used as an additive binding agent. The reagent to be used for stabilization shall be decided depending upon the type of the waste to be stabilized, price and availability. These regents shall generally be Stored in sufficient quantities. The Infrastructure proposed for the stabilization unit would include:

Storage facilities for regents, Tanks/Drums for storage of reagents as required, Stabilization bins for mixing the wastes, Earth moving equipment for movement of wastes and mixing, Place for curing the treated waste, Trucks for hauling the wastes.

Treatment facility utilizes a range of techniques and processes designed to change the physical, chemical or biological characteristics of the waste. This may include changing the composition so as to neutralize the waste, to recover energy or natural resources from the waste, to render the waste non-hazardous or less hazardous, safer to transport, store, or dispose off or to reduce its volume. Typical operations at Stabilization unit are as follows:

Waste receive, Reagent addition, Mixing, Curing, Analysis of the stabilized wastes, Approval by the laboratory for disposal, Transfer of the waste materials to the truck, Disposal in the secured landfill

Application criteria: A study of the waste characteristics carried out as an integral part of the project indicates the following applicability to the process described below in Table 4

Table 3

Stabilization Mechanism based on Waste Characteristics

Mechanism Applicability

Immobilization /

Chemical

Fixation

Heavy metal and metal plating sludge

Copper-chromium-arsenic wood preservative wastes

Mercury waste

Bag house dust

Tannery wastes

Spent catalysts

Others

Solidification Effluent treatment plant sludge

Oil and paint sludge

Bitumen wastes

Textile industry sludge

Wool scouring slurries

Others

Encapsulation

Aluminum powder

Asbestos

Filer aids

Others

7.3 Landfill

The landfill will be designed and constructed as a secure facility to contain the waste material and any leachate, which is formed by the entrapped moisture or by infiltration of rainfall. To meet these requirements the base of the landfill has been designed as an engineered liner constructed prior to the placement of waste and also an engineered capping over the surface after completion of filling to minimize the infiltration of rainfall.

The base liner of the landfill containment system is proposed to be a double composite liner with synthetic geo-membrane plus clay. Adequate leachate collection system shall be incorporated at the base to collect and remove the leachate. These shall incorporate HDPE pipes embedded in drainage layers of sand/ gravel and /or geonet/ geotextile. The composite liner (Secondary liner) shall comprise of a 0.45 m thick clay compacted to a permeability less than 10 –9 m/s and above this shall be a HDPE liner with permeability less than 10 –14 m/s above which a complete drainage system shall be placed. Above the secondary base liner shall be placed a primary liner comprising of primarily clay layer and HDPE membrane which will prevent infiltration into the secondary layer. A leachate collection and removal system shall also be placed over the primary liner to collect and remove any leachate generated by infiltration of precipitation or by the moisture entrapped in the waste. This makes the secondary system to serve as a leak detection system and an early warning of potential future liabilities to necessitate action for remediation. Above the drainage system of the primary liner shall be placed a geo-textile filter to act as a filter/ barrier between the waste and the drainage system. This entire system would make the base liner a double composite liner meeting the national laws.

Clay Liner consists of a varying proportions of hydrated aluminum silicates (e.g. kaolnite, bentonite, illite and montmorillonite) which, when properly compacted, form a soil mass with a very low hydraulic conductivity. The clay material for use as the liner at this landfill shall be analyzed and permeability testing shall be carried out to ascertain its low permeability. Design permeability of the clay liner has been fixed at 10 –09 m/s and with availability of clay liner; we will be able to achieve better results than the design values. Placement of clay liner shall be most critical in terms of its efficiency of functioning. Clay should be placed in layers not exceeding 200 mm and shall be

compacted to attain the required permeability. The clay layer after attaining the 0.45m thickness should be then checked for its permeability. Further to this, clay shall be kept moist to ensure that it does not dry up and cause cracks to the lining system. To ensure this we intend to keep the clay for the purpose at +4% wet of optimum moisture content.

Synthetic Liners consists of various synthetic flexible membrane liners have been considered for use as the primary liner at the proposed landfill. Both Poly-Vinyl Chloride (PVC) and High – Density Polyethylene (HDPE) liners are generally suitable for this landfill. Tensile strength is a fundamental design consideration in order to assess the ability of the liner to resist uniaxial and biaxial strains, which occurs in the landfill. Another stress strain consideration is the coefficient of thermal expansion.

Considering various membrane properties it is decided to use HDPE liner with appropriate thickness as primary liner for the base of the landfill. HDPE was selected for the following reasons:

� Adequate strength to withstand mechanical strength during construction, placement and operations.

� Acceptable weathering performance. � Superior physical properties under chemical and environmental exposure to wastes Capability

to withstand the seaming process. � The hydraulic conductivity of HDPE is of the order of 0.5 * 10 –16 m/sec, which is effectively

impermeable. Construction of the seam welding process shall be subjected to strict QA/QC measures to ensure the integrity of the liner.

Secure Landfill is the final placement area for land fillable hazardous wastes which are treated or wastes does not require treatment. Waste directly or after treatment will be disposed in the landfill as per the laboratory advice. Waste will be spread in the landfill using heavy earth machinery and then compacted using vibro compactor. At the end of the landfill operations 10 – 15 cm soil cover is placed as a daily cover. During rainy season a flexible geo-membrane cover shall be placed over the uncapped area of the landfill minimize infiltration of rainfall into the landfill; the rain water shall be diverted to join the surface water drains. At the end of the total landfill operations the final capping shall be done using composite liner with clay and synthetic geo-membrane, with vegetative soil cover grass cover.

7.3.1 Leachate Collection/Treatment and Disposal

Leachate collection and removal shall be provided above the geo-membrane in two layers viz., the primary and the secondary liners. The primary liner shall serve as leachate collection and removal system, while the secondary liner shall serve as leak detection system and a signal of potential liabilities in terms of environmental pollution. Leachate shall be collected by a network of lateral and header pipes embedded in a drainage layer, all of which shall eventually drain into a leachate collection sump. The collected leachate shall be transferred to a leachate treatment system.

The leachate collection system in an engineered landfill takes the form of an under-drain beneath the waste material it is required to ensure there is no more than a limited head of pressure above the base

liner to cause leakage of liquid from the base of the landfill. The design maximum pressure head in the proposed landfill shall be limited to 300mm. the detailed landfill cross section is given in Figure 3

Figure 3 Landfill Cross Section

Drainage is affected by a layer of about 300mm thick of graded sand/gravel having a high permeability. Within this layer a network of HDPE pipes are placed to collect leachate and conduct it quickly to the collection sump for removal from landfill. The pipes are typically perforated only over the upper half to allow the leachate to enter the pipe and thereafter to be contained within the pipe network system. The layout of the pipe network generally includes sufficient redundancy to ensure that if a blockage occurs somewhere in the network the leachate simply backs-up a little then flows into the system a little further up-gradient. Two layers of the leachate collection system shall be provided one over the other. Slotting area of the pipe shall be done only on the top 120 portion of the pipe and to an extent of 100 cm2 per running meter of the pipe.

The key design features of the leachate collection system to be installed at the proposed landfill comprise the following:

A network of semi perforated HDPE pipes laid out directly over the primary and secondary liners and graded towards the collection sump at no less that 2% slope, with a slotting area of 100 cm2 per running meter of the pipe.

A drainage layer 300mm thick of graded sand/gravel placed over the entire base of the landfill, covering the pipe network.

A geo-textile placed over the primary liner serving the purpose of filter/ barrier between the waste and the drainage media.

The pipe shall have sufficient strength to withstand the load imposed by the overlying waste and the earth moving activities associated with the placement and the compaction of the waste (Min 6 Kg/ Sq.cm).

Drainage of Surface Runoff

Network of open channels shall be designed and constructed around the landfill to intercept surface

runoff of rainwater and divert it around the facility or collect it for the use at the facility or for

disposal. Storm water collected on the landfill site will be directed to a first flush retention pond which

shall be designed for a sufficient capacity to cover a 1 in 100 years 10 minutes storm event. In

particular the storm water system will be designed and implemented to prevent surface runoff entering

the landfill and thus minimizing the leachate.

Wastewater Treatment Plant

Leachate collected from Secured Landfill and other wastewater including vehicle and container

washing, leachates generated at treatment, incineration, recycling plants are treated together

(excluding domestic wastewater). Leachate from the landfill and all other places of generation like

storage sheds, vehicle wash, and wheel wash etc., will be recycled back into the process. The dry

residue from the solar evaporation pond / incinerator will be handled as a solid waste and will be

disposed in the landfill.

Incinerator

Incineration is an ultimate treatment process, applied to certain wastes that cannot be recycled, reused

or safely deposited into a landfill. It is a high temperature, thermal destruction oxidation process in

which hazardous wastes are converted in the presence of oxygen in air into gases and incombustible

solid residue. The gases are vented into the atmosphere with cleaning as deemed necessary while the

solid residue is sent to landfill for disposal. The proposed incinerator would cater for the disposal/

destruction of the following wastes:

� Spent Solvents

� Waste Oils, Oil Emulsions and Oil mixtures

� Pesticide Wastes

� Refinery Wastes

� Pharmaceutical Wastes

� Phenolic Wastes

� Grease and Wax Wastes

� Organic wastes containing halogens, sulphur, phosphorous or nitrogen compounds

� Solid materials contaminated with oils.

� Organics with high calorific value

The primary objective of this incinerator is to destroy the wastes as completely as possible, to have

end products (solids and gases) that are harmless when released from the incinerator and to minimize

the formation of new hazardous organic compounds. To achieve the same the incinerator is proposed

with sufficient temperature, time and turbulence and in presence of excess air. Incinerator is the

facility for final disposal of incinerable wastes. Wastes which are not fit for disposal in the landfill

and are candidates for incineration shall be disposed in the incinerator. The wastes shall be pre-

processed in case of necessary for making it uniform calorific value and maintain the norms of

halogen concentrations less than 1% and all.

Wastes are fed through cart dumper and ram feeder into the rotary kiln and the hot gases are sent to the

secondary combustion chamber. The residence time and the desired temperatures are maintained at

both primary and secondary combustion chambers for complete combustion as per CPCB guidelines

for hazardous waste incineration. The gases after complete combustion shall be sent to spray drier /

evaporative cooler for cooling followed by Gas cleaning equipment.

The gases are passed through multi cyclones for removal of particulates. Then dry lime and activated

carbon are injected for neutralization of acidic gases and removal of organic constituents if any. The

flue gases then passed through bag filters for complete removal particulates and then through wet

alkaline scrubber for neutralization. The flue gases after completely cleaned in all respects shall be

sent out through a 30 m stack. The ash generated during the combustion process and collected at the

bottom of the hopper will be send to landfill facility. The typical layout of the Incinerator is shown in

Figure 4 below

Figure 4

Typical Layout of Incinerator

7.4 Bio Medical Waste

Growth in population, industrialization and changing life styles and food habits have brought with it

various health related issues. More and more people are suffering from ailments. Alongside this is the

growing awareness towards utilizing proper medical facilities. This has created the need for a whole

range of health care establishments, hospitals, clinics, laboratories which are generating “Bio-Medical

Wastes” that are incompatible with the environment. These wastes need professional attention for

effective management as the infectious nature of the waste can cause irreparable damage to the human

health and the environment. It has become imperative to monitor and control the management and

handling of these wastes.

The concern about disposal of infectious wastes generated by the hospitals is increasing rapidly due to

the fear of the spread of viruses such as Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) and Hepatitis

B. These wastes (bio-medical wastes generated from health care establishments) present a high risk of

causing potential damage to the human health and the environment by way of spreading. To prevent

the spread of such infectious wastes that finds its genesis in bio-medical wastes (from hospitals,

clinics, laboratories, dispensaries etc.) a scientific approach is required. It is essential that

professionally trained personnel should handle the wastes and that the wastes should be disposed

scientifically.

To enable effective management and handling of the bio-medical wastes, the Ministry of Environment

and Forests (MoEF) has issued regulations for the management and handling of these wastes. In

response to these rules, Government and major Private Hospitals initiated their arrangements for

treatment and disposal of bio-medical wastes. However, the smaller nursing homes, clinics and other

similar institutions which do not have or can afford such facilities need alternate modalities and

arrangements to dispose their wastes, in accordance with the Rules.

In view of the difficulties faced by private hospitals, nursing homes and clinics that could not make

their own arrangements due to high cost involved in setting up treatment and disposal facilities, the

need for a centralized system for treatment was felt. Consequentially, in September 2003, the Central

Pollution Control Board enunciated the “Guidelines for Common Bio-Medical Waste Treatment

Facility” which in addition to providing common facilities discouraged the set up of individual

incineration facilities by health care establishments.

7.4.1 Waste Classification and Characterization as per BMW rules

Wastes generated by the hospitals can primarily be classified into 3 groups:

Conventional Wastes/ Municipal Solid Wastes: General refuse similar to the domestic/ municipal

solid wastes and includes artificial linens, paper, food, cans, diapers, and plastic cups. This waste is

non-infectious if it is not brought in contact with the infectious wastes and properly managed.

Hazardous Wastes: Laboratory and Pharmaceutical Chemicals and containers including off-

specification and other chemicals, alcohols, disinfectants, anti-neoplastic agents, heavy metals (e.g.

Mercury), etc. These wastes are hazardous in nature and if properly segregated and managed can be

transported to hazardous waste management facility for treatment/ storage/ disposal.

Infectious Wastes: Commonly referred to as Clinical and pathological Wastes and include: isolation

wastes (refuse associated with infectious patients), cultures and stocks of infectious agents and

associated biological, human blood and blood products, pathological wastes, contaminated sharps,

amputated body parts, placenta and others.

Typical wastes falling under each of the above groups of infectious wastes is presented in the Table 4

below

Table 4

Categorization of Infectious Wastes

Waste Group Typical Wastes

Isolation Wastes Wastes from patients with diseases considered communicable and

requiring isolation

Cultures and Stocks of

Infectious agents and

associated biologicals

Specimens from medical and pathological laboratories

Cultures & stocks of infectious agents from clinical, research, industrial

laboratories, disposable culture dishes, & devices used to transfer,

inoculate and mix cultures

Wastes from the production of biological

Discarded live and attenuated vaccines

Human blood and Blood

Products

Waste blood, serum, plasma and blood products

Pathological Wastes Tissue organs, body parts, placenta, blood and body fluids removed

Waste Group Typical Wastes

during surgery, autopsy and biopsy.

Contaminated Sharps Contaminated hypodermic needles, syringes, scalpel blades, Pasteur

pipettes and broken glass.

Collection and Transportation

Bio-medical waste will be collected from each health care establishment on a regular basis. Wastes

shall be segregated as per the color coding, properly packed and placed at a secure designated point by

the health care establishment from where it will be collected. Upon collection wastes shall be placed

into closed containers enclosed in a containerized vehicle and transported to the site. The vehicles

shall be dedicated for the purpose and shall adopt the conditions specified in the BMW (Management

& Handling) Rules-1998.

Disinfection and Destruction

Upon receipt of the waste at the facility, wastes containers shall be unloaded. Wastes based on their

colour codes shall be separated and properly treated and disposed off. Categories 1, 2, 3 and 6 (as per

MoEF rules) shall be directly loaded into the incinerator while categories 4 and 7 shall be loaded into

the autoclave for dis-infection. Ash, residue from high temperature incineration and other material

residues from the process shall be collected into containers and shall be disposed into a secured

landfill.

Bio Medical Waste Incineration

The incinerator proposed for Hazardous waste will be used for incineration of Bio-medical Waste also,

hence it is a common facility for incineration of all incinerable wastes coming to the facility.

Autoclave

The primary purpose of autoclave is to sterilize / disinfect the waste with steam. Micro organisms

which contribute to infection do not survive beyond 80oC. However, as a precaution MoEF has

stipulated a temperature of 121o C with 15psi pressure and 60 min duration to ensure distribution of

temperature. At this temperature and pressure, micro organisms are completely destroyed and thus

render the wastes infection free. The dis-infected waste shall then be segregated into HDPE, PP,

rubber, latex, glass and metal. The segregated materials shall then be shredded completing the process

of disinfection and ensuring non-recycling of the waste materials for medical / food grade purposes.

All the process control conditions will be as per the applicable Bio medical rules.

Autoclave Features

A vacuum type (programmable) autoclave which can operate at all the specifications mentioned by

MoEF with a capacity to handle 2 T of medical waste per day is proposed.

The autoclave shall have continuous and automatic recording of temperature, pressure, date, time and

batch of loading. Every batch shall be monitored with a strip chart recorder and once in a month the

spore validation test and/or spore monitoring shall be done. Following are the key features of the

proposed autoclave:

Type: Vacuum Type, automatic with documentation.

Capacity: 2 Ton per day Temperature: 135°C Pressure: 35 psi Time: 45 min Automation: PLC with MMI ( Man-Machine interface) Documentation/ Recording: Computerized recording

The Layout of typical autoclave process is given in Figure 5 below

Other Infrastructure

The other infrastructure proposed in Bio-medical Waste Treatment Section is as follows

Effluent Treatment Plant: An ETP to treat the scrubbing water, floor washings and other wastewater

from the plant and send the same for circulation into the scrubber. The system shall be cooling,

pressure sand filter and activated carbon filter assembly followed by neutralization before recirculation

into the scrubber.

Shredder: A mechanical shredder to make the waste unrecognizable as medical waste shall be

installed with a capacity to handle about 3.3 T of medical wastes per day.

Landfill: The residue will be sent to secured landfill site.

Figure 5

Autoclave process

7.5 Integrated E Waste Recycling

The assessment of e-waste recycling sector in India indicates that e-waste trade starts from formal

dismantling sector and moves to informal recycling sector. There are no large scale organized e-waste

recycling facilities in India at present except few in some states of India, while most of the e-waste

recycling units are operating in un-organized sector. So, this will be an opportunity for us to serve the

industries by handling their E-waste. The main objective of the proposed E-Waste facility is given

below.

To provide Safe and Secured Destruction services at project site to ensure intellectual property

assurance.

To provide innovative and pollution-free technology for recycling of E-waste.

To provide Environmental management system and solutions.

To recover up to 99% of total waste received

Sterilization Process

Steam Boiler

Temperature Pressure

WASTE

IN

OUT

Release Valve

Steam Trap

Vacuum PumpWater

VALIDATION – Must. Daily – Indicator Strip Testing with LoadsWeekly Spore Testing for Efficiency of sterilisation

Microprocessor Controlled –

Vacuum-Steam Cycles

Temperature - Pressure

To Shredder

To enhance customer service through online account access.

To conserve natural resource & ensuring working towards global warming

The proposed project consists of the following facilities

Fully integrated state- of - art E-Waste management facility

World class security systems

Certified, Safe and Secured destruction services

Comprehensive EHS practices

Logistics, warehousing facility

Highly skilled manpower

Methodology:

The methodology proposed to be followed at the E-Waste facility is as follows. The process flow sheet

is given as Figure below.

Upon client request, project management shall arrange a suitable and secured transport to collect the

material from Clients premises.

Collected material shall be weighed, if desired by clients at their premises using their own weighing

machine and witnessed by both parties.

Manifest to be issued by generator to transport with 6 colored copies as per HW Rules, 2008.

Delivery Order will be issued by Client prior to collection from their premises. Collected material is

to be provided in good packaging condition and thereafter will be transported to the facility.

After inspection by project security guard, material shall be weighed at site weighbridge to determine

the gross weight of the material and will then be sent to its warehouse for acceptance.

Goods Receive Note (GRN) for the gross weight will be issued upon receiving the material at the

warehouse.

Material will then be sent for dismantling section under IDO (Internal Delivery Order) for

dismantling.

Destruction process can be witnessed by Client, if required.

Upon data destruction completed, official destruction certificate will be issued to Client for records.

Dismantled material will then be sent to suitable recycling process.

7.5.1 Process Description:

The process involved in proposed integrated E Waste recycling facility is basically physical

destruction and recovery of Platinum Group Metals (PGM’s). The steps of proposed process is

described in following paragraphs

The e-waste received from generator shall be stored at earmarked covered shed having concrete floor

and leak proof roof. Wooden or plastic pallets shall be provided to store the waste.

Waste which may contain mainly electronic and electrical material and monitors of computer or TV’s,

shall be shifted to manual dismantling section in hand trolleys

A set of 8 to 10 no. of work stations are proposed with a suction hood for any dust particle coming

out of the dismantling process. A team of experts in dismantling shall be deputed for dismantling

purpose with all the required tools and tackles. The tools and tackles shall be identified with best

available brand to ensure optimization in working and to avoid small accidents in the process. The

employees at this section shall be provided with all the required PPE’s i.e. apron, safety shoes, gloves,

dust mask etc. Fire extinguishers shall be provided in the working area.

The team deputed shall dismantle all the waste articles Eg computer CPU box, hard drive, CD ROM,

cables, PCB’s etc. and monitor into back cover and picture tube. The hard drive, PCB’s shall be

further dismantled into components attached and naked PCB’s. Flow chart of the process is given in

Figure 6

Figure 6

E Waste proposed Flow Chart

Plastics

COLLECTION

Storage

Data Destruction

Segregation

Dismantling Testing/Refurbishing Storage

Disposal

Shredding

Delaminating

SALE TO

RECYCLERS

Ferrous Metal

Separator

CRT

Store

Sale to

Recyclers

PCB &

Components

Precious

Metals

SIEVING

Density

Separator

Copper Lead Aluminum

SALE TO

RECYCLERS SALE TO

RECYCLERS

SALE TO

RECYCLERS

Recyclables

FERRROUS METAL

SALE TO RECYCLERS

The dismantled PCB’s shall be sent for shredding followed by crushing and pulverizing. The product

shall be powder of PCB from which metal and non metal part which shall be segregated by physical

process. Both the products shall be stored in bags for disposal for recovery (metal part) and for making

of toys and monuments (non metal part). In case the non- metal part fails to be recycled, the same shall

be disposed into incinerator as this consists of residue with high C.V.

The dismantled picture tube shall send to Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) cutting m/c, which is a closed

chamber attached with a hood connected to cyclone and bughouse. The CRT shall be put into the

control panel connected automatic CRT cutting frame. The CRT shall be cut into two pieces i.e. front

glass and funnel glass.

� The glass which is free from all coating etc shall be crushed further and stored in bags

to be dispatched for recycling

� The components removed from PCBs shall be segregated and stored in bags for

further disposal and/or reuse.

� The ferrous material i.e. cabinet, body of monitor etc shall be baled and disposed for

recycling

� Plastic from cabinet, monitor shall be shredded in the shredder and sold out for

recycling to authorized recyclers

� The chemical process for recovery of PGM shall be established during phase – II

The waste generated from above process shall be stored at earmarked area and not allow the waste to

be exposed to the environment.

� Recycling Facilities

� The recycling facilities proposed for the site are

� Spent solvent recycling

� Used oil recycling

� Alternative fuel recovery facility

� Lead battery acid recycling facility

� Waste plastic recycling

� Waste paper recycling

� Renewable energy

� Waste to Energy

� Spent Solvent Recycling

� Spent solvents are recovered using a distillation methodology. Following are few

solvents proposed to be separated /distilled initially:

� Isopropyl alcohol

� Butanol

� Dimethyl formamide

� Toluene and

� Ortho dichloro benzene

� Storage of spent solvents

The waste solvent shall be received in drums (MS/Plastic) and shall be stored in shed which will be

provided with garland drain, fire hydrant system, lined floor etc.

The drums shall be stacked as per the best practices. The leakages shall be avoided at any point of

time.

A separate storage shed sized 35 X 40 m is proposed adjacent to facility to store the solvent drums.

The stacking of drums shall be in the manner that mixing of solvent drums shall be avoided at

maximum extent.

Distillation process is suitable for the recovery of many spent solvents. Distillation can be a batch or

continuous operation. It is proposed to adopt batch process in the proposed facility. The process

involves pre-treatment of neutralization and separation of spent solvent feed mixture in a Reactor.

After layer separation, the spent solvent mixture will be sent to distillation still connected to

distillation column. The solvent mixture is heated by steam and the distillation column will be under

total reflux for a specific period. Fractionation of solvent takes place solvent / water as the case may

be are separated initially under atmospheric pressure and later under vacuum (if required). Distilled

solvents are analyzed, stored and recycled, liquid effluent mostly condensate will be recycled back

into system and solid residue sent for incineration / landfill. Steam for heating will be donor from the

boiler. The process diagram of the solvent recovery is depicted below:

Process Description

Distillation can be a batch or continuous operation. It is proposed to adopt batch process in the

proposed facility. The process involves pre-treatment of neutralization and separation of spent solvent

feed mixture in a Reactor. After layer separation, the spent solvent mixture will be sent to distillation

still connected to distillation column. The solvent mixture is heated by steam and the distillation

column will be under total reflux for a specific period. Fractionation of solvent takes place solvent /

water as the case may be are separated initially under atmospheric pressure and later under vacuum (if

required). Distilled solvents are analyzed, stored and recycled, liquid effluent mostly condensate will

be recycled back into system and solid residue sent for incineration / landfill. Steam for heating will be

donor from the boiler. Figure 7 below shows the Flow Chart of Spent Solvent Recovery

Figure 7 Flow Chart of Spent Solvent Recovery

7.6 Used Oil Recycling

Used oil is termed as hazardous. Lube oil does not wear out with use it only gets contaminated with

water, carbon and fuel etc. that means used oil when it is ready for rejection can be re-used.

The methods of disposal being followed are Dumping, Burning or Reprocessing. The Used / Waste

Oil generated are not easily biologically degradable. Therefore, dumping of Used / Waste oil is

harmful to environment.

Burning of Used / Waste Oil is not desirable for the following reasons:

Incinerator

Cooling Tower

Chiller

Main Product

receiver

Solvent received in

Drums

Pre - Treatment

( Adjusting pH,

removal of SS etc.)

Pump

Feed Tank

Pump

Agitated Vessel

Sludge

Column

Condenser

Cooler

Trail product receiver

Collection Tank Collection Tank

Pump

Feed Tank/

Incinerator

Pump

Drums

Waste Fuel Oil contains substantial quantity of water that will prevent proper burning of fuel and lead

to generation of carbon monoxide.

The Used Oil (used lubricants, Transformer oils etc), they may contain chemicals, metallic

compounds, Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCBs) etc which when burned will release gas to the

atmosphere. Therefore, burning of used / Waste Oil should not be encouraged.

The other option is Repressing. Improper reprocessing methods can lead to generation of waste which

is even more hazardous than Used / Waste Oil.

Therefore, reprocessing should be allowed only with approved methods. Reprocessing of Used /

Waste will not only be a solution for disposal of waste but it will have tremendous economic

advantage.

The process diagram of the waste/ used oil recycling plant will be as below in Figure 8 below

Figure 8 Used Oil Recycling

Was te Oil

R ec eiv ing T anks

Was te Oil

R ec eiv ing T anks

MIC R O

F IL T R AT ION

MIC R O

F IL T R AT ION

C E NTR IF UG EC E NTR IF UG E DE HY DR AT IO

N

DE HY DR AT IO

N

Dis tillation 1 (v ac uum Dis tillation )

Dis tillation 1 (v ac uum Dis tillation )

Water Water

Dis tillation 2 (Vac uum Dis tillation)

Dis tillation 2 (Vac uum Dis tillation)

Distillate to fuel

B leachingB leachingB as e Oil for

dis patc h

B as e Oil for

dis patc h

Spent Fuller Earth for disposal

Base OilBase Oil

Process Sludge for disposal

7.7 Alternative Fuel Recovery

Alternative fuel platforms will be developed with in a area of 25 x 50 m as below:

“S” Type

Alternative Fuel Preparation Facility

“L”Type

Alternative fuel preparation Facility

‘L’ Type Alternative Fuels Area:

‘L’ Type Alternative Fuels are basically Liquid Type Incinerable Waste which are more than 2500

Kcal.

Common Neutralization Tank to maintain pH level 7

25 KL Mixing Tank with Cooling Coil and External Jacket to control the heat for Exothermic Liquid

Waste

25 KL Mixing Tank for the Non-Exothermic Liquid Waste

Agitator set up made by Stainless Steel

Pump

‘S’ Type Alternative Fuels Area:

‘S’ Type Alternative Fuels are basically Solid Type Incinerable Waste which are more than 2500 Kcal

Common Neutralization Tank to maintain pH level 7

Mixing pit of 5 x 5 m

Jaw mixer for premixing of the solid and semisolid Waste.

Blender

Solid blend is prepared through mixing in an appropriate quantity of solid/ semi solid waste with

binders. The first step of preparing solid blend is to selection of waste.

The segregation of waste according to their pH & calorific value helps in it. Source materials for solid

substitute fuel include Paint Sludge, Oily Filter Cake, Spent Carbon, Organic waste, Tarry waste,

Biomass, Resin, Distillation Residues, Grease, ETP sludge, and alumina sludge etc.

Assortment of waste is done according blending norms.

A general waste selection criteria for high calorific value fuel is Low moisture content, High LOI &

TOC, High calorific value, Good compressibility, Less ash content, Non toxic, Less pollutant,

Sustainable combustion. Schematic Diagram for the Alternative Fuel Recovery is shown in Figure 9.

Figure 9

Alternative fuel recovery

7.8 Lead Battery Acid Recycling

Lead is one of the most vital nonferrous metal having multiple uses like in lead acid batteries, cable

covering, alloying elements in solders, nuclear shield etc, and in terms of its chemical it is used in

glass, paint and as an important stabilizers in PVC as lead striate etc.

Almost 70 to 80 % of lead productions come from recycling and balance 20 to 30% from virgin

sources that is lead concentrates. The requirement of lead is going up at the rate of 15 to 20 %

annually. Its requirement is going up more in developing countries like India and China. Further

almost 70% of the lead goes in to the production of lead acid batteries. Demand for lead acid batteries

is going up almost at the rate of 20 to 25% in India & China.

In India only Hindustan Zinc Limited and two other producers in smaller quantities produce lead from

lead concentrates. Rest of the lead production is either from recycling or imports. Since more & more

scrap lead acid batteries and other scrap of lead will be available there is a good scope to recover lead

in and environmentally friendly manner.

7.8.1 Lead Recycling Process

Extraction of Lead from used Lead Acid Battery Plates, Lead Scrap, lead dross and other lead bearing

wastes is carried out by using Rotary Furnace and Reverberatory Furnace.

Conventional method of lead extraction from used lead acid battery plates, lead scrap, lead dross and

other concentrate generates huge amount of sludge which becomes very difficult for disposal in the

landfill. However, the combination of Rotary furnace and Reverberatory furnace with high calorific

furnace oil as fuel reduces the quantum of slag generation and improves the recovery of lead metal

considerably. Furnace oil will be used as fuel to melt the battery and other scrap.

The schematic diagram of the lead recycling is shown in Figure 10 & Schematic Diagram of Lead and Lead alloys manufacturing Figure 11 given below

.

Figure 10

Lead Battery Recycling

Schematic Diagram of Lead and Lead alloys manufacturing

The Reverberatory furnace is filled with the charcoals and ignited by using the blower. The blower

supplies the required combustion air for burning the charcoal. After a sustained fire, the lead scrap

(raw material) is fed into the furnace. The metallic lead in the scrap melts and the oxides of lead are

reduced by the carbon present in the charcoal.

The charging of charcoal and

downstream side of the furnace. The fuel is used in the manufacturing process is charcoal and the

quantity of charcoal used in one shift (8 hrs.) is approximately 30 Kg per furnace. The rotary furnace

is manufactured from steel Plates with refractory lining inside the fur

to 1600�C. It is cylindrical in shape at the center and conical at both ends. The entire structure is

supported by four numbers antifriction double row spherical bearings and shafts and bearings are

firmly mounted on a common base frame.

The rotary furnace is driven by electrical Motor (which is 7.5 HP) and the Motor shaft is connected

with rotary furnace shaft through a double reduction worm gear box, chain and sprockets. A low stage

burner with high speed blower is fitted

The other end of the Rotary Furnace is connected with a suitably designed chute to carry the dust

particles to the pollution control equipment.

Figure 11




ed into the furnace. The metallic lead in the scrap melts and the oxides of lead are

reduced by the carbon present in the charcoal.

The charging of charcoal and raw material are repeated and the molten metal is collected in a pot at the

of the furnace. The fuel is used in the manufacturing process is charcoal and the


is manufactured from steel Plates with refractory lining inside the furnace to withstand temperature up

C. It is cylindrical in shape at the center and conical at both ends. The entire structure is


on base frame.



burner with high speed blower is fitted at one end of the Rotary Furnace to inject oil and for ignition.


particles to the pollution control equipment.




ed into the furnace. The metallic lead in the scrap melts and the oxides of lead are

raw material are repeated and the molten metal is collected in a pot at the

of the furnace. The fuel is used in the manufacturing process is charcoal and the


nace to withstand temperature up

C. It is cylindrical in shape at the center and conical at both ends. The entire structure is




at one end of the Rotary Furnace to inject oil and for ignition.


The fuel burner receives fuel continuously from a oil storage tank through insulated pipe line. A heater

and pump is used to heat and pump the fuel during winter season to overcome the slow discharge rate

due to viscosity of the fluid. Battery scrap, lead bearing members of the slag contains lead are charged

inside the furnace manually and heated up to 800 to 900 �C after certain time the recharging process

of scrap continues. The disintegrated tiny particles and dust along to the air Pollution Control System

for filtration.

The rotary furnace is closed while processing the metal and the ambient air quality around the furnace

is confirming to the latest norms prescribed the Central Pollution Control Board. The Smelting process

proposed in lead recycling unit is explained in detailed below:

The raw materials namely, the batteries are received at the unit. The battery casing are broken with the

help of cutting machine and sorted accordingly.

The Plastic containers, Polypropylene wastes are processed in plastic grinding machine and the PVC

separator waste is sold to the PVC recyclers.

Initially, the lead scrap is fed into the rotary furnace and the flux agent like charcoal, iron boring are

added for ignition.

The burner supplies the required heat for melting of scrap. After a sustained fire is established, the lead

in the scrap (raw material) is melting gradually.

The metallic lead in the scrap melts and the oxides of lead are reduced by carbon from charcoal.

The chemical reaction shown is below:

PbO + C ---------� Pb + CO or CO2

The chemical reaction taking place during smelting process is as follows:

2PbO + C -----------------� 2 Pb + CO2

2 PbO2 + 2C -------------� 2 Pb + 2 CO

PbSO4 + 2C -------------� PbS + 2 CO2

PbSO4 + PbS -----------� 2Pb + 2SO2

Sb2O3 + 3 Pb -------------� 2Sb + 3PbO

2Pbo + C -------------� 2Pb + CO2

While heating up the battery plates. Sulphur dioxide gas generated.

PbSO4 + 2C -------------� PbS + 2 CO2

PbSO4 + PbS -----------� 2Pb + 2SO2

3Pb + Sb2 O3-----------� 2Sb + 3 PbO

The fuel used in the manufacturing process is furnace oil.

The lead obtained from rotary furnace and reverbatory furnace is stored in a separate place and it is

known as impure lead. These lead are refined for making lead alloys and lead oxides depending upon

customer’s requirement.

The pot furnace is used for refining and alloying process. The alloy pot is connected to the air

pollution control system for filtration. The dust particles obtained from the alloy pot burner is fed into

a carbon arrestor and then passed to chimney which is 10 m high.

The disintegrated tiny particles and dust particles like SO2, NOx and lead particles are carried to the

air pollution control system for filtration.

The following machinery will be employed for the processing.

� Rotary furnace

� Charcoal Furnace 1




� Melting Pot 1

� Melting Pot 2

� Gravity Chamber

� Cyclone Chamber

� Bag House

� Gen Set

� ID Fan Flower

� Chimney

� Furnace Oil Tank

� Air Compressor

� EB Connection

7.9 Waste Plastic Recycling

Plastics are an arbitrary group of artificial materials, generally of synthetic organic origin, which at

some stage in manufacture are in plastic condition during which they are shaped, often with aid of heat

and pressure.

Understanding the definition:

Arbitrary Group: There is no code or specification with which a material must comply in order to be

called a plastic. For example, synthetic rubber fulfills all the conditions laid down in the above-

mentioned definition yet it is not included in the list of plastics.

Artificial materials: Material made by compounding, different from naturally occurring materials such

as wood, sandstone or metals.

Generally of Synthetic organic origin: In organic compounds the principle element is carbon. Most of

the plastics are made of simple organic chemicals raw materials. Certain naturally existing organics

such as bitumen, casein or cellulose are also employed for the manufacture of plastics.

Plastics undergo permanent deformation under stress. During some stage of its manufacture they are

truly plastic and capable of being shaped. At ordinary temperatures plastic items are not plastic but

solid like.

Plastics are shaped by means of heat and pressure in a mould. Process is called moulding.

7.9.1 Waste Paper Recycling

Waste Paper recycling is the process of converting waste into new paper products. The process of

paper recycling involves mixing used paper with water and chemicals to break it down. It is then

chopped up and heated, which breaks it down further into strands of cellulose, a type of organic plant

material; this resulting mixture is called pulp, or slurry. It is strained through screens, which remove

any glue or plastic that may still be in the mixture then cleaned, de-inked, bleached, and mixed with

water. Then it can be made into new paper. The same fibers can be recycled about seven times, but

they get shorter every time and eventually are strained out.

To start the paper recycling process, the waste paper needs to be sorted, such as by newsprint,

computer paper, magazine paper etc, as different types of paper are treated differently during the paper

recycling process to make different types of recycled paper products. For example, finer paper with

multi-colored ink would require additional processing. Effort is taken to ensure that the waste paper is

free of any pins, clips, staples etc.

The major process involved in waste paper recycling is as follows

� Pulping

� Pulp screening and cleaning

� Deinking

� Refining, color stripping, bleaching

� Paper making

7.9.2 Process Description

Pulping: During this stage of the paper recycling process, the sorted paper is usually soaked in huge

pulpers, which contain water and chemicals. The pulper shreds the paper up into smaller pieces. The

heating of the paper mixture also breaks the paper down more quickly into the paper fibers. The paper

mixtures turns into a mushy mix, known as a pulp.

Pulp screening and cleaning: The pulp is forced through screens with holes of various shapes and

sizes to remove small contaminants such as bits of plastic and globs of glue. In addition, the pulp may

also be spun around in large cone-shaped cylinders. Heavy contaminants (eg. staples) are thrown out

of the cone via centripetal forces, while lighter contaminants collect in the center of the cone and are

removed.

Deinking: The next stage in the paper recycling process involves deinking – removing the ink from

the paper fibers of the waste paper. Sticky materials (referred to as “stickies”) like glue residue and

adhesives are also removed at this stage. Deinking is achieved by a combination of mechanical action

(eg. shredding) as well as chemical means (eg. additional of chemicals). Small particles of ink are

rinsed from the pulp with water, while larger particles and “stickies” are removed with air bubbles in a

process known as flotation.

With flotation, the paper pulp is fed into a flotation cell, where air and soap-like chemicals called

surfactants are injected into the pulp. The surfactants cause the ink and “stickies” to dislodge from the

pulp and stick to the air bubbles as they float to the surface of the mixture. The inky air bubbles create

froth which is then removed, leaving the clean pulp behind.

Refining, color stripping, bleaching: During refining, the pulp is beaten to make the recycled fibers

swell, as well as to separate the individual fibers to facilitate paper making. If the recovered paper is

colored (eg. color printed paper), color stripping chemicals are added to remove the dyes from the

paper. From this processing, brown paper is obtained. If white recycled paper is to be produced, the

pulp would need to be bleached with hydrogen peroxide, chlorine dioxide, or oxygen to make it whiter

and brighter.

Paper Making: In the last stage of the paper recycling process, the cleaned up pulp is ready to be

made into recycled paper. The recycled fiber can be used alone, or blended with new wood fibers (ie.

virgin fibers) to give it extra strength or smoothness. The pulp is mixed with water and chemicals,

such that the pulp is 99.5% water. This watery pulp mixture then enters the headbox of a paper making

machine, and is sprayed in a continuous jet onto a huge wire mesh-like screen moving very quickly

through the paper machine. On the screen, water starts to drain from the pulp, and the recycled fibers

begin to bond together to form a watery sheet. The sheet then moves rapidly through a series of felt-

covered press rollers which squeeze out more water from the pulp. Schematic diagram of paper

recovery is shown below in Figure 12 below.

Figure 12

Flow Chart of Wastepaper Recycling

8.0 Renewable Energy

Renewable energy is energy that comes from natural resources such as sunlight, wind, rain, tides,

waves and geothermal heat. About 16% of global final energy consumption comes from renewable

resources, with 10% of all energy from traditional biomass, mainly used for heating, and 3.4% from

hydroelectricity. New renewable (small hydro, modern biomass, wind, solar, geothermal, and bio

fuels) accounted for another 3% and are growing very rapidly. The share of renewable in electricity

generation is around 19%, with 16% of electricity coming from hydroelectricity and 3% from new

renewable. In the proposed project it is intend to set up 2 MW solar power project in the closed landfill

after evaluating the recent developments in solar energy on closed landfill on following criteria.

Solar power system considerations with respect to landfill applications,

Landfill technical and engineering considerations, and Regulatory considerations.

At Ramky, we believe there are several important reasons for considering clean and renewable energy

facilities on contaminated lands

Contaminated lands offer hundreds of acres of open space in areas where solar Installations may be

less likely to involve community concerns over aesthetic impacts.

Contaminated lands may have lower overall transaction costs than Greenfield sites.

Development of Brownfield’s can assuage the stress placed on Greenfields to site clean and renewable

energy facilities.

Contaminated lands may have environmental conditions that are not well suited for commercial or

residential zoning or otherwise have low demand for real estate development.

Electricity generated from renewable energy projects on contaminated or remediated lands can then be

used onsite or credited for offsite use.

Solar Power System

There are a fairly wide set of considerations we have considered when planning a solar system to be

placed over a closed landfill. With respect to the solar technologies available, considerations includes

concentrating solar power (CSP) or photovoltaic (PV) will be best suited to site specific conditions.

Additional factors considered during the planning process, given the constraints of building on a

landfill cap, are the desired output capacity, weight characteristics, and degree of mechanical stress

expected from the panels weights and other onsite weather conditions.

Ground Mounted Solar System

Installation of a solar energy system on a landfill cap will require the use of ground mounted solar

arrays. Ground mounted solar systems often involve aluminum or galvanized steel framing that is

attached to a concrete foundation. The concrete foundation can also be referred to as a pier or footing

and the panel supports can be referred to as stanchions.

With respect to footings, several designs are available.

Shallow poured concrete pillars, Pre-fabricated concrete, Slab, Ballast frames, Driven pile, Earth

screw augers

Figure below the aluminum support stanchions supporting the PV panels are shown below

PV Panels for Generating Solar Energy

Solar System Weight Considerations

PV cell and support system weight characteristics have important implications for installation on

landfill caps because of weight bearing limitations. There are three general types of PV panels with

many different variations and weights associated with each type. The three general PV cell materials

are monocrystalline, polycrystalline, and amorphous thin film. Monocrystalline panels offer the most

efficient power production per unit area but can be costly and heavy. Both monocrystalline and

polycrystalline cells are rigid and require mounting in a rigid frame to protect from cracking.

Amorphous cells are the least efficient on a power output per unit area basis but can be lighter weight

than both monocrystalline and polycrystalline cells and offer greater pliability as they are

manufactured on flexible surfaces. For the Industrial Land fill weight many not be the key constraints.

However in other landfills (municipal), where weight is an engineering concern, amorphous thin film

PV cells could be the preferred choice.

New and emerging technologies like the Uni-Solar model PVL flexible laminate amorphous thin film

cells can dramatically cut weight as they offer high output per unit weight and can be applied directly

to landfill geomembrane caps, these newly developed flexible laminate PV strips eliminate the

necessity for system mounting and foundational structures. Monocrystalline and polycrystalline panels

can be lighter on a power output per pound basis than conventional thin film (amorphous) panels,

where open space is limited and maximum electricity production is sought, polycrystalline or

monocrystalline PV may be preferred because of the output advantage over thin film. However, with

any PV cell type it is important to keep in mind the various shading considerations at landfill sites with

limited space; optimal solar design requires strategic placement of arrays such that no shading occurs.

Single and double axis sun- tracking systems have not been considered in the system design as they

will be heavier than fixed tilt axis mounting systems, thus requiring deeper piers and footings unless

there are surface mounted footings. The deeper piers required by sun-tracking mounting systems will

increase the weight placed on the landfill and possibly increase settlement or jeopardize side slope

stability at the site.

Options for foundations of solar system installations on landfill caps include concrete slabs, poured

and pre-fabricated concrete footings, and ballasted platforms. Slab foundations have not been

considered as they will be heavier than concrete footings or ballasted platforms and will therefore

create a greater risk to landfill settlement and side slope stability. Ballasted platforms are a lighter

weight option and can sufficiently anchor a solar system to a top deck, engineering difficulties with

side slope installations is suitably addressed through the design.

We have selected a solar power system whose cumulative weight is appropriate given the depth of the

landfill cap, waste characterizations, and side slope measure. We have limited the load to maximum of

500 Kg / M2 on a distributed basis. This load / design criteria is well within safe limits of the load

capacity of the landfill liner cap and other necessary components.

Wind Loading :

Wind loading increase the weight placed on solar components and can increase the stress applied to

the support structures. We have complied with the International Electro technical Commission (IEC)

standards 61215 and 61646 that establish the industry standards for crystalline cell and amorphous thin

cell mechanical loading, respectively. Customary solar panels are typically certified to withstand a

maximum mechanical loading of approximately 250 Kg per square meter, which converts to a wind

speed of approximately 170 Km per hour. The solar panels and mounting systems are thus certified

for higher mechanical loading. In addition we have suitably planned for routine operations and

maintenance of the landfill which entails mowing of surface vegetation on the cap.

Photovoltaic Power Generation :

The overall system would comprise of following equipments

Solar array employing Wp or higher rating PV modules

Support structure made of galvanized steel angles with SS304

IP65 rated field junction box made of FRP/ Poly carbonate material.

Multi-stranded, UV protected, PVC insulated, PVC sheathed copper cable. The cables are sized to

minimize the voltage drops & the power loss. The cables confirm to IS1554/ IS 694. Snap on

connectors are employed for interconnections.

Power Conditioning Unit (PCU) receives DC power from DCDB (Where SPV array is terminated).

PCU has built in software based Maximum Power Point Tacking (MPPT) to harness maximum power

from the solar array. Typically the solar array will operate at 650 to 750 V DC under the maximum

power point operation. The DC power is then inverted to utility quality three phase power & this

power shall be exported to utility. Necessary grid synchronizer is incorporated in the PCU through

unique software.

Data acquisition system & Bi-directional energy metering is also built in to the system. An integrated

unit (Import –export meter) for energy generated by the plant is also provided. An integrated SCADA

system monitors the PCU & HV substation parameters. Certain operational controls are provided in

the SCADA (Supervisory Control &Data Acquisition). In order to enable export of power to HT line

(11KV/ 132 KV) LT power generated from the PCU is taken through a Star –Delta HV transformer.

Schematic diagram of 1MW solar plant is shown below in Figure below.

1 MW Solar Plant

Description: The photo voltaic array is divided in to four quadrants of each 250KWp minimum. Each

string in the array shall have its own string monitoring unit which shall be one of the major diagnostic

tools for the system operator. Each unit array has field connected separate solar radiation meter& SPV

module temperature sensor. The respective digital out puts are taken to a supervisory controller located

in the control room. The Inverter unit employs state of the art DSP based technology to have

conversion efficiency over 95%. Electronic surge arrestors are provided at the DC input & the AC

output of each inverter. Necessary HT switch gears such as 33KV VCBs are provided for HT isolation

& protection.

Each 250KWp system will have an independent Data Acquisition System (DAS) which would

produce the real time Data as well as event logs indicating all the supervisory faults also. Data logger

of each 250KWp unit shall be integrated in to a mini Web server for the purpose of integrating the

Data. These Data via Profibus is taken to a master Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition (SCADA

system).Service interface on the operator panel is also provided.

Weather Monitoring Station

As a practice, a mini Solar Weather Monitoring station is proposed to be installed to monitor the

weather parameters in Real Time and store the monitored data to the SCADA or a separate computer.

The actual KWH annual energy generation then can be corroborated with the stored weather data

gathered (Rainy Days inclusive) in real time. The Pyranometers offered are calibrated and traceable to

ISO standard & Global Radiation norms. The Transducers, data acquisition systems accuracies are

standard based as per WMO (World Meteorological Organization`s Norms. The sensors and data

acquisition outdoor unit with dedicated power supplies with battery backup for unmanned operation,

communication cable to the indoor SCADA Computer, software, and calibrating tools shall be in the

scope of supply. The data stored in this computer may be collected either by a USB stick or arranged

to be transmitted by RAMKY to its O&M Team as necessary

The following Parameters are proposed to be logged and stored in Real Time Basis with Time, date,

day, year stamp /tagging.

Temperature, Principle :NTC , (Range :0-60deg C, Accuracy: 0.2 deg C )

Air Pressure, Principle: MEMS Capacitive ,(Range: 300 to 1200HPa, Accuracy: 1.5hPa)

Wind Direction, Principle: Ultrasonic,(Range: 0-60M/Sec, Accuracy: 3degree)

Wind Speed, Principle: Ultrasonic,(Range:0-60M/Sec,Accuracy:0.3M/Sec)

Pyranometers (Irradiance: W/Sq. M measurement), Standard: ISO, Class-2, To suit Maximum

Irradiance: 2000Watts/Sq M, Max Operating Temp: 80 deg C, Non stability<1%, Spectral Range

(50% Points):310 to 2800 nano meter.

Particulate meter: Principle: Pulse free Diaphragm pump, 0-6LPM flow rate, dust sampler. Measuring

Range: Total suspended particulates data of site needs to be furnished to confirm details. Accuracy:

Nominal 10 micron cut off point at 5 LPM typical sampling rate.

Plant Layout

Plant layout of typical PV technology is shown below in Figure below.

Layout of PV Technology

Components of Solar Plant

Brief Description of the Solar Plant

Photo Voltaic Panels, (PV) High-efficiency, single crystal silicon PV modules provide higher amp-

hour per watt output than other technologies and include dual bypass diode protection. Modular PV

panels permit expansion to accommodate increased loads.

Adjustable Array Structure, PV array tilt is easily adjustable from 30-60 degrees to maximize solar

energy. Further adjustment of 0-30 degrees possible with special positioning bars.

Control Centre, The control enclosure is a powder-coated steel box housing the power distribution

components (DC controller/distribution, inverter and AC distribution), disconnects, system monitor

and appropriate wire terminals. Enclosure is provided with rainproof vents and a ground fault

protected electrical outlet. Optional remote monitoring equipment is available.

Inverter/Battery Charger, Microprocessor-controlled, high-efficiency sine wave inverter with three-

stage, temperature-compensated battery charger. Peak conversion efficiency of 96%, protection

circuitry, LCD display with user and setup menus.

DC Controller, Solid state, low frequency, pulse-width modulated solar charge control with battery

temperature compensation and automatic night time disconnect.

AC Distribution Panel, Output AC breaker panel provides surge protection and flexibility for multiple

AC load requirements.

DC Combiner Box, Provides PV circuit disconnects and lightning/surge protection for electronic

equipment.

Ventilator Fan, Designed for active ventilation of hybrid battery enclosure to prevent accumulation of

hydrogen gas.

Batteries, Available in three battery types: economy flooded lead-acid, industrial flooded lead-acid and

sealed lead-acid. Flooded lead-acid battery comes with recombiner caps to minimize water loss.

Sealed battery available for maintenance-free performance. The control system maintains the batteries

between 20% and 100% state of charge.

Battery Enclosure, Sealed batteries are housed in a powder-coated steel, lockable enclosure with

filtered vents. Flooded batteries are housed in an insulated, vented thermoplastic unit with lockable lid

and drain plug. Designed to minimize battery temperature extremes, eliminate battery bank hot spots,

prevent freezing and extend useful battery life.

Generator Hybrid, Commercial and Industrial engine generators available to meet requirements.

Includes battery, alternator, remote start/stop contacts, self-contained protection and automatic safety

shutdowns. Package includes weatherproof housing, vibration isolators on steel skid, flexible

couplings, and replaceable dry element air filter. Propane and diesel fuel types available.

Structure, Industrial grade heavy-gauge steel coated with a durable hot–dip galvanized finish.

Available in four configurations: ground mount, road trailer, off-road trailer and breakdown kit.

Operation and Maintenance Practices:

When mounting the module on the structure, keep the displacement of the forth corner of the module

smaller than 2mm for 1000mm of the diagonal of the module after other three corners are placed on

the structure.

� Be careful in handling polarity of the insulated output wires.

� This module must be grounded by minus pole, install modules and ground mounting

structure in accordance with applicable law of each country.

� Consult the government before the installation of the modules in case if installation is

required by the law.

� The modules shall be installed and maintained by qualified personnel.

� Follow safety precautions of the battery manufacture if batteries are used with the

modules.

� Consult the manufacturer for the proper installation on special vehicles such as boats

and campers.

� The modules must be mounted using clips on the long sides of the module according

to the installation manual.

� Remove the cable securing tapes and cable holders carefully before the installation.

� The module is fitted with SMK corporation connectors which are mechanically and

electrically compatible with multi contact PV-KST/KBT4 as of 19th Nov 2010.

� The connections must be completely done and locked.

� Do not shade portion of the PV module surface from the sunlight for a long time. A

hot spot phenomenon which is appeared as white dot may occur on the shaded cell.

Operation:

When a part of the module is shadowed, the hot spot may be caused, therefore do not shadow the cell.

The module shall be maintained by qualified person.

The electrical characteristic degrades when the front cover of the module becomes dirty.

Do not pour solvent when cleaning the modules.

Do not produce sparks near flammable vapors.

Do not expose the modules to sunlight concentrated with mirrors, lenses or similar means.

Keep modules away from children.

Installation of solar energy systems on landfill side slopes and caps is though complicated by a variety

of engineering obstacles, various solutions have come up to mitigate these. Following general

guidance have been considered to overcome engineering obstacles of landfill reuse as they apply to

solar system installations.

Settlement

A special consideration is taken while designing the solar installation on the landfill cap is the

settlement. The collective uniform and non uniform landform deformations caused by physiochemical,

biochemical and mechanical process that change the properties of the buried waste over the period of

time. Total settlement is described as an overall subsidence across the landfill. Differential settlement

is described as localized subsidence that results from heterogeneities across waste debris in the

landfill. Specifically, settlement can occur in landfills through any of five processes,

1. Mechanical consolidation – (Negligible – daily consolidation will be done)

2. Biochemical degradation – (Negligible)

3. Physiochemical change.

4. Migration of fine refuse into the voids of large waste materials (raveling) – (Considered and

mitigated through the structural designs)

5. The absolute degree of active settlement depends on the depth of the waste heap, the type of waste

present, the method of placement, and age of the landfill.

Settlement due to above reasons has been considered in the overall design parameters to address the

issues related to long-term post closure care of the landfill and the system components of a solar

energy farm.

For developments on landfills, there are numerous methods to mitigate settlement. Geogrid

reinforcement can be used to strengthen the cover soils above the geomembrane. Beyond structural

reinforcement, designed flexibility in the solar system can preclude damages to the solar configuration

caused by settlement. The use of shims and adjustable racking systems in solar mounting structures

can allow for amending the solar system in ways that conform to landscape morphology.

Being selective in where solar energy systems are placed on a landfill can minimize settlement

impacts. One of the strategies used is to place the solar facility on the oldest section of the landfill top

deck, since the rates of settlement generally decrease over time. In addition the nature of different

buried materials; for example, a solar system placed above old construction debris that has been

previously compacted will not experience significant settlement because of low biochemical

degradation.

Cover Material Integrity

For the most part, either a flat or north-to-south trending slope is optimal for solar energy production.

Clearing and grading activities are carried out in a manner that will not damage the landfill cap nor

expose any of the underlying waste debris, particularly when conducted in thinly capped areas.

During the planning process, adequate measures will be taken to ascertain the depth of the landfill

cover and the anticipated deadweight loading of the entire solar energy system. We would maximize

the level surfaces for adequate system stability, which may necessitate moving soil from deeper areas

to shallower areas or bringing additional top soil to the site. In almost all cases, we may also use

prefabricated concrete piers or concrete slabs will be adequate to support a solar system.

All the necessary requirements for utility trenching have been taken care and typically, a minimum of

24 inches of soil is desired to trench for electrical line placement without any impact on a clay or

geosynthetic liner.

Side Slope Stability

Landfills will be assessed for side slope stability prior to construction to ensure that the cap and slopes

can be developed without giving way. Slope instability will generally decrease over time as waste

decomposition rates slow. Engineered retaining walls and vegetative surfaces can provide protection

from erosion and the development of unsafe conditions.

Building on side slopes much larger than 5 degrees is complicated by shadow effects and the need for

increased erosion and storm water control systems. Moreover, increased operations and maintenance

costs may accrue over time for repairs to the side slope. For higher degreed slopes, regarding and

importation of additional top soil may be necessary to achieve a slope that is favorable to supporting a

solar system.

South facing landfill slopes are ideally situated to maximize solar exposure in higher latitudes once

shading is accounted for. We have considered a balance between optimizing energy production and

ensuring technically sound solar array placement. Side slopes will require strong foundational systems

like poured or pre-cast concrete footings to oppose the pressures of dynamic loading. As a general

rule, higher degreed side slopes warrant lighter solar arrays and strong foundational materials have to

be considered for designing.

Proposed System:

The proposed power project envisages a power plant of 2 MW (AC). The power project will be based

on crystalline technology equipped with axis trackers. The DC output of the power modules will be

converted to AC output with the help of solar inverters. The voltage will be stepped up with the help

of transformers. Both on C side and AC side of conversion, and at the grid interconnection protection

and safety devices will be provided to enable safe and reliable operation of the complete solar power

system. Monitoring, metering and analysis of system provided with the power plant will help to

record, store and transfer data which is essential for the plant. The power evacuation will be done at 66

KV.

System Components:

• Solar modules

• Inverter

• Transformers

• Solar trackers

• Junction boxes

• Protective relays

• DC distribution board

SCADA system, an integrated SCADA system capable of communicating with the inverters and

provide information of the entire solar PV panel. This SCADA will provide information on the

instantaneous output energy and cumulative energy for each inverters

Electrical system, The DC output from the PV modules is converted to three phase AC by means of

inverters. The inverter output are fed into an AC distribution board which in turn will be connected to

LV panel in the control room. The power evacuation system comprises of Transformer ( oil immersed

type), Low Voltage panel, High voltage panel, metering panel, KLT and HT cable, Control and power

evacuation cables

9.0 Waste to Energy Plastic to Fuel

The Technology of converting waste plastic into fuel is in various stage of development. Pilot plants

have been set up and efforts are on for a Techno-commercial feasible and sustainable commercial

plant. REEL will look into establishing the option of recycling facility in future. A brief write-up of

the process is given in Figure 13 below:

Waste Plastic can be converted into fuel by the Pyrolysis Technology. The process extracts Fuel from

Waste Plastics. Pyrolysis is a process of thermal degradation in absence of Oxygen. Plastic waste will

be treated in a cylindrical chamber at temperatures of 370�C – 420�C. Catalyst are added in the

reactor to crack the Polymer and convert the waste into Gas. This Gas is further passed into condenser

where most of them condense into Fuel. The non-condensed gas is utilized for heating process.

� Pre Drying of the waste plastic material to eliminate moisture

� Indirect Heating with gradual increase of temperature.

� Addition of Catalysts for converting the waste material into gas

� Condensation and fractionation of the Pyrolysis vapors to produce fuel.

� Input Material which can be converted into Fuel by the Pyrolysis process:

Mixed Plastic Scrap - rigid or

Film

Figure 13 Pyrolysis Process

Input

Material for

Waste Plastic

Pyrolysis

Process

Carry Bags, woven sacks, pouches/

sachets

Cable Husk,Carpets

PU Foam EPS/FRP

Mixed Plastic rigid or

Cable Husk,Carpets

ANNEXURE -1

1 2 3 8 9 10

Quantity

Numbers

1 Battery M/s. Indo National Limited (NIPPO), Andhra Nagar, Trunk Road, Nellore –524 004.

Dry CellBatteries_MPM

25 Spent Engine oil 5 5.1 0.45 0.45

Inorganic SolidWaste

6 6 15 15

2 Battery M/s. Indo National Limited (NIPPO), GNT Road, Tada (V), Sulurpet (M), Nellore.524001

dry cell batteries_Nos

65 Chemical Sludge From Waste Water Treatment

34 34.3 4.2 4.2

Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.13 carbon M/s. Panasonic

Carbon Co Limited, (Formerly Known as M/s.Indo Matsushita Carbon Co Ltd.,), Indo Matsushita Carbon co., Ltd., Tada (V), Sulurpet (Tq), Nellore.524001

Midgetelectrode for dry cell batteries

6552 Used / Spent oil 5 5.1 1.05 1.053

Sludge from watertreatment plants

34 34.3 3.6 3.6

Discardedcontainers (drums/containers made of steel, fiber, HDPE, paper board; jerry cans, polythene bags, inside liners, metal scrap from hazardous chemicals bearing containers etc.)

33 33.3 0 477

Ash from wasteincineration

36 36.2 0.7 0.7

Dust/particulatefrom exhaust gas/flue gas treatment

36 36.2 0.7 0.695

Spent/Used leadacid batteries

b4 b4 0.39 0.39

HW Code HW generation as per assessment in MTA

Quantity of Recyclable HW in

MTA

Quantity of Incinerable

HW inMTAName of the

ProductQuantity Name of

Hazardous Waste generating

(Code forSch-1 and Details for

Sch-2)

Schedul e -I Schedul e -II Schedule -I Schedule -II

Quantity of Landfilla ble HW in

MTA

S. No. Sector Name/Address Products Manufactured (inMTA)

Hazardous Waste generating process (Code for Sch-1 and Details for Sch-2)

Hazardous Generating Industries in Nellore District

4 5 6 7

Floor sweepingwaste (housekeeping waste from process areas)

35 35.3 7.1 7.1

4 textiles M/s. B.J.Textiles& processing Limited, Jeelapatoor (V), Pellakur (M), Nellore.524129 (B.J. Textiles Company Limited )

Bleaching &Dyeing ofKnitted Fabric

135 Chemical SludgeFrom Waste WaterTreatment

34 34.3 144 144

Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.18 0.185 sugar M/s. The Kovvur co-op

sugar factory Ltd.,P.B. No. 43 - (Regd. No. N.R.40), Nellore District –524 005.

Used Spent oil 5 5.1 2.9 2.9

6 Isolatedstorage

M/s. Gangarasayanie (P) Ltd., D1-D4 & D6- D8, IDA,Panamgadu, Ramapuram Post, Tada (M), Nellore District.524336

AliphaticHydrocarbons

20 DistillationResidues

20 20.3 0.26 0.26

aromatichydrocarbon

80 Spent Carbon 34 34.3 0.07 0.07

Coal Tar andCoal Tar Oil

20 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.09 0.09

7 Vegetableoil

M/s. SimhapuriAgro Products (P) Ltd., Manubolu (V & M), Nellore Dist.524405

Crude palm oil 75 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 1.8 1.8

8 sugar M/s. Empeesugars & Chemicals Ltd., P. B. No. 2, Nayudupeta,Nellore District –524 126

Crystal Sugar 7500 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.45 0.45

Rectified sprit-Kl 900 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 2.4 2.4

9 silicon M/s. Saint Gobin India Limited, Plot No. 98, APIIC, IDA Kanur (V), TADA, Nellore – 524201

Glass GradeSand-

36000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 2.7 2.7

10 power M/s. SLS PowerLtd., Attipuram Revenue (V), NavalokGardens, NelloreDistrict.524002

PowerGeneration- MWH

1576.8 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.47 0.465

11 food M/s. The WaterBase Limited, Ananathapurm (V), T.P.Gudur(M), Nellore Dist.,524344

Shrimp Feed- 1000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.14 0.135

ShrimpProcessing

75 0

12 food M/s. Five starmarine exports ( formerly known as Choice Canning Co.), Narayana Reddypet,Nellore – 524314

ProcessedShrimp-

360 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 1.8 1.8

ETP Sludge 34 34.3 150 15013 food M/s. Sharat

Industries Ltd., Venkannapalem (V), T.P.Gudur (M), Nellore dist.524405

Frozen Shrimp- 450 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.18 0.18

14 steelproducts

M/s. BalajiIndustrial corporation limited, Chemudugunta (V), Venkatachalam (M), Nellore Dist.524320

MS Steel Bars(8mm, 10mm,12mm) -

1365 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.37 0.368

15 textiles M/s. Sri Raghava Textiles Ltd., TADA, Nellore Dist. 524401

Manufacture Of Polyester Staple Fibre Yarn-

65 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 1.48 1.48

16 chemical M/s. CoastalLaboratories Ltd.,Graddagunt a (V), Akkampet(M), Nellore Dist.524421

Methyl sullonylmethane

165 waste oil 5 5.1 0.02 0.018

GlucoseamineSalts

110 0

17 steel plant M/s. PinakiniIndustries (P) Ltd., Chemudugunta (V), Venkatachalam(M), Nellore Dist.524320

MS Ingots- 1110 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.02 0.018

18 Stonecrushers

M/s. PallavaGranite Industries (I) Limited, Main Road NH-5, Manubolu, Nellore Dist.524405

Granite finishedslabs 2

5000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.45 0.45

19 dairy M/s. HeritageFoods (I) Limited, Jalaya Nagaram, Atmakur, Nellore Dist. 524201

chilled milk _Kl 300 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.07 0.072

ETP sludge 34 34.3 1 120 soaps M/s. ECOF

Detergents (P) Limited, Sy.No.805, Part, Chittugunta, GNT Road, Kadivedu (S.O), Chillakur (M), Nellore Dist.,

Souring Powder 1000000 Waste oil 5 5.1 1.3 1.296

21 silicon M/s. Mangaloreminerals Pvt Limited, W.No.6/384, Momidi (V), Chillakur (M), Nellore Dist.,524410

Washed SilicaSand-

4500 Waste oil from DGset

5 5.1 0.06 0.06

23 food M/s. Anjaneyasea foods ( formerly known as DCL Maritech Ltd., North Rajupalem (V), Kodavaluru (M), Nellore Dist.

ProcessedShrimp-

100 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.07 0.069

24 autoservices

M/s. GEA EnergySystems (I) Limited, Pannamgadu Industrial Eastate, Ramapuram (P), Nellore Dist.524366

Onlandcondenser tube cleaning system& debris of ironNPM

1440 Waste oil 5 5.1 2.92 2.917

25 dairy M/s. Tirumalamilk products Ltd., Kadivedu (V), Chillakur (M), Nellore Dist.524410

Milk Powder 310 Waste oil fromD.G. sets

5 5.1 0.18 0.184

Milk Products-M.T

150 From pollutioncontrol facility (ETP Sludge)

34 34.3 48 48

Pastuerized &HomozanizedMilk-Klt

5580 0

26 rice mill M/s. Sri lakshmi Venkata ramana raw & boiled rice mills, Narayanareddy pet, Nellore Dist.524314

Paraboiled Rice 900 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05

27 dairy M/s. Cream Richmilk Products Pvt Ltd., Polireddypalem (V), D.V.Satram (M), Nellore Dist.524123

PasteurizedMilk-Klt

300 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.04 0.036

28 secondarysteel processing

M/s. NELCASTLimited, 34, IDA, Gudur, Nellore Dist. 524101

Grey & SG IronCastings

3000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.55 0.552

29 Isolatedstorage

M/s. SHARCentre, Sriharikota range P.O., Nellore Dist524 124 (Satish Dhawan Space Centre)

Rocket launchingcentre with transit storage & handling of UDMH (UnsymetricalDi-methylhydrazine), _Kl

1650 Waste oil 5 5.1 5.4 5.401

MWH (MonoMethylHydrazine) _Kl

1650 0

N2O4 (NitrogenTetroxide) _Kl

110 0

30 sugar M/s. SaritaSugars ( formerly known asGayatri Sugar Complex Limited), Prabahagiripatn am, Podalakur(M), Nellore Dist.524345

White CrystalSugar, Molasses

5000000 Waste oil 5 5.1 2.16 2.16

31 dairy M/s. Dodla Dairy limited, Devarapalem(V), Nellore (Rural), Nellore Dist. 524004

Milk Powder- 450 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.09 0.09

32 textiles M/s. LakshmiPriya Spinning mills Ltd., Graddagunta (V), Akkampet (P) Tada (M),NelloreDist.524421

Cot & BlendedYarn

43.92 Used oil 5 5.1 1.49 1.485

33 rice mill M/s. SriJanardhan Raw& Boiled Ricemill, Pedacherukuru (V), South Rajupalem Road, Nellore, Nellore Dist.524001

Boiled rice 4125 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.045

34 rice mill M/s. SapthagiriRaw & Boiled rice mill, Pedacherukuru (V), South Rajupalem Road, Nellore, Nellore Dist.524001


35 rice mill M/s. Nandiniraw & Boiled rice mills, Allipuram (V), Nellore (Rural), Nellore District524 002

Boiled Rice- 6600 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.06 0.06

36 rice mill M/s. Srivenkataramana Sheshadri raw and Boiled rice mill, Navalok Gardens, Nellore District..524002


37 mica M/s. MaluchuruIndustries, Sy.No.63/3, Gudipallipadu, Nellore District.524314

Wet grind mica 25000 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.14 0.14

38 rice mill M/s. Sri Saisrinivassa Rice industries (formly known as Ramana kumar), SouthRajupalem Road, Allipuram (V), Nellore - 524002

Par Boiled Rice 1200 Waste Oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05

ETP sludge 34 34.3 4.13 4.12539 rice mill M/s. Sri Kamakshi Raw&

Boiled Rice Mill,Pedacheruk uru, Nellore district.524001

Para Boiled Rice 450 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05

40 mica M/s. The PrimierMica company, Rajupalem (V), Ozili (M), Nellore district. 524402

Wet GroundMica Powder-

40 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.07 0.074

Bag filter dust 22 22.2 4 4

41 zinc M/s. ChensunIndustries, GNT Road. Periyavattu, Tada Manadal, Nellore District.524401

Zinc OxidePowder-

45 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.04 0.035

Other ResiduesFrom Processing of Zinc Ash / Skimmings

6 6.3 60 60

42 Oilrecycler

M/s. Sri PriyankaAgro Enterprises Pvt Ltd.,Sy.No.681, Chandrashekara puram, Kodavalur mandal, Nellore District. 524121

De Oiled Cake/De oiled RiceBran-

6360 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.14 0.144

Fatty Acid (Byproduct)-

300 0

Gum (Byproduct)

60 Bleaching Earth 5 5.2 60 60

Refined RiceBran Oil (Physicial refining)-

1500 0

SolventExtracted Oil-

1440 0

Wax (By product) 60 0

43 rice mill M/s. Sri Venkata Lakshmi Raw & Boiled Rice mill, Rice Mill Complex, Allipuram, Nellore District.524 002

Paraboiled Rice 600 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.047

44 Inorganicchemical

M/s. Marks FineChemicals (P) Ltd., Ramapuram(Post), Tada (M), Nellore Dist.524366

AmmoniumThiosulphate-

30 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.04 0.036

CD2- 1 0Sodium Bisulphate/ Potassium meta Bisulphite-

30 0

SodiumCarbonateAnhydrous-

10 0

SodiumCarbonate mono hydrate-

15 0

SodiumFormaldehydeBisulphite-

10 0

Sodium sulphate(Bi-product)-

3.25 0

SodiumSulphate/Potasiu m Sulphate-

50 0

sodiumThiosulphate-

10 0

Zinc Hydroxide- 1.5 045 rice mill M/s. Sri Venkata

satya Sai rice industries (formerly known as Vijayalakshmi Rice Indsutry), South Rajupalem, Pedacherukur, Nellore dist.524001

Par Boiled Rice- 450 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.047

Raw Rice- 450 ETP sludge 34 34.3 4.13 4.125

46 textiles M/s. KandukuriGarments, S.No:326, Jaladanki (V), Kavali (M),Nellore dist.524223

Weaving ofFabrics

600000 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.32 0.324

Shirts &Trousers+ Pieces

30400 0

47 rice mill M/s. Sri VenkataSai SivaKamakshi Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, Allipuramvillage, South Rajupalem road, Nellore dist. 524002

Paraboled rice 900000 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.02 0.018

48 rubber M/s. APSRTCZONAL Workshop & Tyre Retreading shop, Padugupadu village, KovurMandal, Nellore dist.524137

Tyre Retreading-Nos

7200 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 4.43 4.428

49 power M/s. B. Seenaiah& Co.(Projects) Ltd. Suryapalem, Podalakur Mandal ,Nellore dist.524309

Powergeneration _MU

52.56 Spent engine oil /Used gear oilTransformer oil

5 5.1 57.87 57.87

50 secondarysteel processing

M/s. BollineniCastings& Steel Ltd., Surayapalem village, Podalakur Mandal, Nellore524309

Steel Castings 0 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.54 0.54

Steels & AlloySteel Castings-

1987.2 0

51 rice mill M/s. Baba RiceIndustry, Krishnapatnam Road, Gundlapalem village , Nellore dist.524002

Boiled Rice 10950 Spent engine oil 5 5.1 0.54 0.54

Husk 2555 0Broken Rice 730 0Brawn 365 0

52 Isolatedstorage

M/s. BharatPetroleum Corporation Ltd., Tada Depot, GNT. Road, Tada, Nellore dist.524401

HiSpeed HSD-Klt 100 Wastes ResiduesContaining oil

5 5.1 0.3 0.3

hsd-Klt 880 0MS 100 0Speed MS-Klt 100 0

53 soaps Cholayil Pvt. Ltd., Sri Kalahasati Road, Tada, Nellore dist.524401

Aurvedic BathSoaps-

250 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 2.88 2.88

54 chemical M/s. Doctor’sVet Pharma Pvt Ltd., Pothireddypale m (V), Kovur Mandal, Nellore dist.524137

Auqa FeedSupplements - Hydro Guard-Kl

0.05 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.01 0.009

55 dairy M/s. Dodla DairyLimited, (Vinajmur Milk Chilling Centre), Mota chintala vari palem (Majira), Vinjamur Panchayat, Nellore dist.524228

Chilled Milk-Klt 300 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.07 0.072

56 rice mill M/s. Gopal Reddy Associates,Bodd uvaripale,Kodav alur Mandal, Nellore dist.524316

Para boiled Rice 13200 Spent engine oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.054

Husk, BrokenRice & brawn

3300 0

57 rice mill M/s. Sri Hanuman Rice Industries, South Rajupalem village, Nellore Rural, Nellore dist. 524001

Para Boiled Rice 30 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.32 0.32

58 rice mill M/s.Khajalakshmi Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, Maddurupadu, Kavali, Nellore dist.524201

Para boiled Rice 7920 Spent engine oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.054

59 rice mill M/s. Sri KrishnaSai Rice Industry, Allipuram Link Road, Navalok gardens, Nellore.524002

Para Boiled Rice 1200 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.06 0.06

ETPsludge 34 34.3 0.38 0.37560 rice mill M/s.

Narayanadri Rice Industry, Alllipuram, Nellore dist.524002 (Sri Venkata Vigneswara Rice Industries )

Boiled Rice 750 Used Spent oil PA 5 5.1 0.07 0.065

ETP Sludge 34 34.3 4.95 4.950

61 rice mill M/s. MaruthiRaw & Boiled Rice Mill, Allipuram, village, Nellore rural, Nellore dist. 524 002

Brawn- 60 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.045

Broken rice (byproducts)

90 0

Husk (byproducts)-

150 0

Par Boiled Rice- 450 062 rice mill M/s. M.G.Rice

Industries, Allipuram Link Road, Navalok gardens,Nellore. .524002

Parboiled Rice- 300 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.35 0.354

63 dairy M/s. The NelloreDist. Milk Producers Mutually Aided Coop. Union Ltd.,Venkateswarapuram, Nellore.524001

Butter Milk-Kl 800 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.06 0.063

Curd(200 ml) -Kl 0.6 0Ghee -Kl 0.3 0Kova -Kl 0.2 0PasteurizedMilk-Kl

25 0

S.F.M. Bottles_Kl 0.16 0

64 rice mill M/s.Raghavendraswa my paraboiled plant, Navalok gardens, Nellore..524002

para boiled Ricemill

9900 Spent engine oil 5 5.1 0.07 0.067

65 rice mill M/s. Sri RajaRajeswari Rice Industry, Navalok gardens, Nellore..524002

Par Boiled Rice 900 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.08 0.08

ETPsludge 34 34.3 0.45 0.4566 power M/s. Regen

Powertech Pvt. Ltd., APIIC Industrial park, Mambattu village, Tada Mandal,Nellore dist.524401

Wind EnergyConvertors And Components- Nos

17 Waste Oil 5 5.1 0.19 0.18979

Waste Grease 5 5.2 0.01 0.005467 food M/s. Sai Marine

Exports, N.R.Pet, Nellore dist.524314

frozenshrimpTPD

5 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 2.48 2.48

68 rice mill M/s. Sri LakshmiSridevi Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, Ashok Nagar, Navalok gardens, Nellore.524002

Para Boiled Rice-M.T

600 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.06 0.06

ETP sludge 34 34.3 4.95 4.9569 food M/s. Southern

Citrus Products (P) Ltd., Goginenipuram village, Gudur Mandal, Nellore dist. 524101 (Cifal Herbal Products)

Dehydrated Lime 15 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.04 0.037

Herbal Extracts 4.17 0Lime Juice 0.5 0Lime JuicePowder

5 0

Lime Oil 0.5 0Pectin 2 0

70 chemical M/s. NeutraSpecialities Pvt. Ltd., Chandrapadiya village, Vinjamur Mandal,Nellore dist.524228

AtorvastatinCalsium

0.3 Spent Catalyst /Spent Carbon

28 28.2 1.44 1.44

BosontanMonohydrate

0.2 Spent OrganicSolvents

28 28.5 360 360

Boswellic Acid 0.2 DiscardedContainers / Barrels / Liners contaminated with Hazardous Wastes/Chemicals

33 33.3 0 1

Diacerine 0.1 Chemical SludgeFrom Waste WaterTreatment

34 34.3 114 114

Glimepride 0.2 DistillationResidues From Contaminated Organic Solvents

36 36.4 136.54 136.54

Lacosamide 0.25 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.11 0.11

Levetriacatam 1.8 0

OlimesartanMedoxomil

0.5 0

Policosanol 0.2 0

Risperidone 0.248 0

SitagliptinPhosphate

0.4 0

TetracaineHydrochloride

0.25 0

Vildagliptin 0.2 0

WarfarineSodium

0.2 0

71 rice mill M/s. Sowbhagyalakshmi Raw & Boiled rice Mill, NavalokGardens, NelloreDistrict.524002

Brawn 60 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.1


30 0

Husk (byproducts)

210 0

Paraboild Rice 600 0

72 rice mill M/s. GiridhariRaw & Boiled Rice Mill, NavalokGardens, NelloreDistrict. 524002

Paraboild Rice 750 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.07 0.0705

73 rice mill M/s. Venkatasrinivasa Raw & Boiled rice Mill, NavalokGardens, NelloreDistrict.524002


ETP sludge 34 34.3 4.95 4.95

74 rice mill M/s. Sri RamanaNagendra Raw Boiled Rice Mill, NavalokGardens, Nellore District.524002 (Sri Venkata Srinivasa Raw & Boiled Rice Mill)

Boiled riceTPM 375 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.07 0.068

75 rice mill M/s.Dhanalakshmi venkateswara Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, Pedacherkur , South Rajupalem road, Nellore Rural. 524001


Brawn (byproducts)

60 0

Broken rice (by products)

90 0

Husk (byproducts)

150 0

76 rice mill M/s. Venkata Prasad Raw& Boiled Rice Mill, NavalokGardens, NelloreDistrict.524002


77 rice mill M/s.Vijayalakshmi Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, South Rajupalem Road, Allipuram (V), Nellore - 524002

Boiled riceTPM 750 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.02 0.018

78 rice mill M/s. PraveenBoiled rice Mill, Pedacherukur, Allipuram, Nellore dist.524002


79 rice mill M/s. MVR. Raw& Boiled Rice mill, Narukur Raod, Allipuram Village, Nellore dist.524 002


raw rice 450 080 rice mill M/s. Sri Venkata

Satyanarayana raw & Boiled rice Mill, Allipuram village, Nellore Rural, Nelore dist.524 002


ETP sludge 34 34.3 4.95 4.95

81 rice mill M/s. Sri Satya SaiRaw & Boiled Rice Mill, South Rajupalem Road, Allipuram (V), Nellore - 524002


82 rice mill M/s. Sri LakshmiRaw & Boiled Rice Mill, Allipuram village, Nellore dist.524 002

Brawn (byproducts)

30 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05


30 0

Husk (byproducts)

60 ETP sludge 34 34.3 0.5 0.495

Paraboild Rice 300 083 rice mill M/s. Sri lakshmi

Kamakshi Raw& Boiled Rice Mill, Allipuram village, Nellore dist.524 002

Paraboild Rice 450 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.045

84 rice mill M/s. Sri lakshmiVenkata Krishna Raw& Boiled Rice Mill, South Rajupalem , Nellore. 524001


ETP sludge 34 34.3 4.13 4.12585 rice mill M/s. Sri Lakshmi

VenkataNarayana Raw&: Boiled Rice Mill, Mypadu Road, Navalok gardens, Nellore..524002

Boiled rice TPM 750 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.27 0.27

86 Stonecrushers

M/s. SrinivasaEdifice Pvt. Ltd., (formerly known as Y. Bhaskar Raju stone crusher), Kandra village, Gudur Mandal, Nellore dist. 524101

Se Chips 40500 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.02 0.02

87 seedmaking

M/s. Sripascampi hatcheries Pvt. Ltd., Rebala village, Buchireddypale m Mandal, Nellore dist.524305

Scampi seedmillion/month

3 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.08 0.076

88 rice mill M/s. SriSubramanyeswa ra Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, Allipuram, village, Nellore dist.524 002


ETP sludge 34 34.3 4.95 4.9589 rice mill M/s. Sudha Raw

& Boiled Rice Mill, Navalok gardens,Nellore. .524002 (PVN Raw & Boiled Rice Mill72/A- Gudipallipadu,N EL- Gudipallipadu)

Brawn 30 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.07 0.07


30 0

Husk (byproducts)

90 0

Paraboild Rice 450 090 rice mill M/s. Sri

Radhakrishna Rice Industry, Allipuram village, Nellore dist. 524 002


ETP Sludge 34 34.3 4.95 4.9591 rice mill M/s. Sri

Saikrishna Raw& Boiled Rice Mill, Pottepalem village, Nellore Mandal, Nellore dist. 524004


92 rice mill M/s. Vasavi Raw& Boiled Rice Mill, Inamadugu Road, Kovur, Nellore dist.524137


ETP Sludge 34 34.3 0.38 0.37593 rice mill M/s. Sri

Bhagawan Venkaiahswamy Rice Mill, Navalokgardens, Nellore..524002


ETP sludge 34 34.3 4.13 4.12594 rice mill M/s. Sri

Venkatadri Raw& Boiled Rice Mill, KothakaluvaCentre, N.R.Pet,Nellore 524314

brawn 120 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.054

broken rice 30 0

husk 750 0Paraboild Rice 10 0rawrice 900 0steamrice 900 0

95 food M/s. Star AgroMarine Exports, N.R.Pet, Nellore dist. 524314

process shrimp 210000 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.08 0.076

96 rice mill M/s. Satish raw& Boiled Rice Mill, Ganapathi Nagar, Navalok gardens, Nellore – 524002


ETP sludge 34 34.3 4.95 4.9597 rice mill M/s. Ramesh

Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, South Rajupalem Road, Pedacherukur village, Nellore524001

Brawn (byproducts)

15 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05


15 0

Husk (byproducts)

120 0

Paraboild Rice 450 098 rice mill M/s.Annapurna

Para Boiled Rice Mill, South Rajapalem Road, Allipuramvillage, Nellore dist.524 002


99 rice mill M/s PSM Rice Industry, South Rajupalem, Nellore Dist.524001


rawrice 540 0steamrice 600 0

100 rice mill M/s. Prema sai raw & boiled rice mill (Formly known as Saptagiri Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, South Rajupalem Road, Allipuram.524002

boiled rice 600 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05

101 rice mill M/s SKN RiceIndustriceNavalokgardens, Nellore.524002

boiled rice 900 Used spent oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.047

ETP sludge 34 34.3 4.13 4.125

102 rice mill M/s. Sri SivaParvathi Raw & Boiled Rice mill, Rice mill complex, Allipuram,Nellor e dist.524 002

Paraboiled Rice 450 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05

103 rice mill M/s SrivenkataSai Karthik Raw& Boiled Rice Mill, Ashok Nagar, Nellore. (formerly known as Sri Sai Raw &: Boiled Rice Mill). 524001

Para boiled Rice 20 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05

104 rice mill M/s SriRamanjeneya Raw & Boied Rice Mill, Navalok Gardens, Nelllore District.524002

Parboiled Rice 750 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.045

105 rice mill M/s. Sri SrideviRaw & Boiled Rice Mill, Rice Mill Complex, Allipuram, Nellore Rural,524 002

Brawn (byproducts)

0 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05

Brawn (byproducts)

30 0


30 0

Husk (byproducts)

30 0

Parboiled Rice 450 0106 rice mill M/s. Sri Venkata

Kalyani Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, Mypadu road,Nellore. 524313

Parboiled Rice 600 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05

ETP sludge 34 34.3 4.95 4.95107 rice mill M/s. Sri Venkata

Lakshmi South Rajupalem Road, Allipuram .524002

Parboiled Rice 600 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05

108 rice mill M/s. Sri LakshmiRice Industry(formaly known as M/s Sudhir Raw & Boile Rice Mill), South Rajupalem Road, Peddacherukur Village. 524401

ParBoiled Rice 15 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.047

109 rice mill M/s.SriDhanalakshmi Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, Navalok gardens, Nellore..524002

Broken Rice&Brawn

30 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.07 0.07

Husk (by products) 120 0

ParBoiled Rice 450 0110 rice mill M/s.Sri Lakshmi

Venkateswara Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, southrajpalem Nellore rural.524001

ParBoiled Rice 600 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05

111 rice mill M/s.Sri LakshmiVenkateswara Raw & Boiled Rice Mill,Narayanare ddypet, Nellore rural mandal, Nellore dist.524314

Brawn (byproducts)

30 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05


30 0

Husk (byproducts)

60 0

ParBoiled Rice 600 0112 rice mill M/s.Sri

Raghavendraswa my Paraboiled Plant, Navalok gardnes, Nellore..524002

para boiled Ricemill TPD

30 Spent engine oil 5 5.1 0.07 0.067

113 rice mill M/s. SriVigneswara Raw& Boiled Rice Mill, Rice Mill complex, Allipuram, Nellore Rural,524 002

Boiled Rice 300 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.04 0.04

Bran 2 0Brawn (byproducts)

60 0

Broken Rice 30 0Broken Rice 3 0husk 210 0Husk (ByProduct)

2 0

114 rice mill M/s. SrinivasaRaw & Boiled Rice Mill, Navalok gardens, Nellore..524002


raw rice 450 0

115 rice mill M/s. Sri Srinivasa rice Industry, Maddurupadu (V), Kavali (M),524201


116 rice mill M/s. VenkataSeshadri Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, Ganapathi Nagar, Navalok Gardens, Nellore..524002

brawn 90 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.03 0.025

broken rice 30 0husk 180 0ParBoiled Rice 600 0

117 rice mill M/s. Sri SatyaSrinivasa Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, Pedacherukur, Nellore dist.524001


ETP sludge 34 34.3 4.95 4.95118 rice mill M/s. Sri

Kartikeya Rice Industries, Pedacherukur, Nellore dist.524001


ETP sludge 34 34.3 4.95 4.95119 rice mill M/s. Sri Lakshmi

Srinivasa Raw & Boile dRice Mill Inamadugu road, Kovur, Nellore dist. 524137


120 rice mill M/s. Sri LakshmiVigneswar Rice Indsutry, Pedacherukur, Nellore dist.524001


121 rice mill M/s.RVS ParaBoiled rice Mill, Navalak Gardens, Nellore.524002

boiled rice 450 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05

122 steel plant M/s. SBQ SteelsLtd., (Unit-II), Ankulapatur (V), APIIC Industrial Estate, Chillakur (M), Nellore Dist.524412

Pig Iron 250000 waste oil 5 5.1 3.6 3.6

123 textiles M/s. Kandukuru(kandukuri) Industries Pvt. Ltd., Sy. No.326, Jaladanki (V), Kavali (M), Nellore Dist.524223

Shirts, TrousersNo.

2534 Waste lubricant oilfrom DG sets

5 5.1 0.03 0.03

Weaving OfFabrics

50000 0

124 Stonecrushers

M/s. AllianceMinerals Pvt. Ltd., Plot No.3A,3B, 156, 157,159 to 171, Industrial Estate, Tada (V&M), SPSR Nellore Dist.524401

Granite PolishedSlabs, Tiles -2

18600 Waste oil fromD.G. Sets, compressors

5 5.1 0.95 0.948

Marble PolishedSlabs & Tiles-2

1750 0

125 chemical M/s. Sri LakshmiNarashima Swamy Chemical Industry , s. No.219-2, Patur Road, Patur (V), Kovur (M), Nellore Dist.524137

1. Non FerricAlum

5000 waste oil 5 5.1 0.09 0.09

126 aluminium M/s. SimhapuriMetals & Alloys, Plot NO.123, Phase -1, Auto Nagar, Nellore, Nellore Dist.524001

1. Aluminium -Deoxy or Alluminium - Alloy

360 waste oil 5 5.1 0.01 0.014

127 food M/s. Sri VenkataNagalakshmi Enterprises Pvt. Ltd., Inukurthy (V), Podalakur (M), NelloreDist.524409

aloevera biofruit drink LTRS

210000 Used spent oil 5 5.1 0.02 0.018

Aloevera DrinkLtrs

9000 0

Aloevera GelLTRS

9000 0

128 chemical M/s. TejaMetallurgicals & Chemicals, Sy. No.1A1-1, Thalluri Asritha Devi Gardens, Rajupalem (V), Ozili (M), SPSR Nellore Dist.524402

HexachloroEthane PowderAnd Tablets

37.5 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.01 0.014

Sodium HypoChloritesConcentration12.32%(ByProduct)

1.9 0

129 chemical M/s. Sri BalajiIndustries, Sy. No.266/3,266/8, Pedapariya (V), Ozili (M), Nellore Dist.524402

French Polish-Klt 25 Used oil 5 5.1 2.97 2.9708

130 chemical M/s. Jaya Chemi,Sy. No.745/2, Leburu Bit-II, Devispet, Indukurpet, Nellore Dist.524314

Di-CalciumPhosphate

2 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.09 0.09

Mono-SodiumPhosphate No.

4 0

Sodium Citrate 1 0SodiumSulphuate

8 0

Tri SodiumPhosphate

10 0

131 steel plant M/s. VikiIndustries Pvt. Ltd., Sy. Nos.59/1, 61, 64,65 & 72, Pennepalli (V), Pellakur (M), Nellore Dist.524129

M.S. Billets Or Ingots 6250 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.03 0.025

132 Vegetableoil

M/s. SriAnjaneya Extractions Pvt. Ltd.,Peyyapalem (V), Kodavlur (M), Nellore Dist.524316

De Oiled Bran 4920 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.09 0.09

SolventExtracted RiceBrank Oil

1080 0

133 port M/s.Krishnapatnam Port Company Ltd., Krishnapatnam (V), Muthukur (M), Nellore Dist.524344

Coal M 3.75 Used LubricatingOil

5 5.1 10.92 10.92

Containers 0.275 0General cargo-M 0.75 0Iron ore-M 1.5 0

134 Metalproducts

M/s. ExtractoComposites India Ltd., Sy. No.13 Part, Tada (V & M), Nellore Dist. 524401

Grp Fittings 25 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.45 0.45

GRP PIPES 175 0Grp Tanks 50 0PultrudedProducts

42 0

Smc Products 42 0135 rubber M/s. Eastern

Mattresses Pvt. Ltd., Sy. No.280Part, Plot No. 8& 9, Mambattur Industrial Park, Kandalur ( V& M), Nellore Dist.524001

Rubberized CoilMattresses & Coil Bare BlocksNos./ Annum

371250 waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.045

136 steel productsM/s. Tata Ryerson Ltd., Plot No.3, Phase III, Mambattu Industrial Park,Konduru village, Tada Mandal, Nellore dis.524401 (Tata Steel Processing And Distribution Ltd)

Fabrication Of Structu2550 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.09 0.09

137 Solventextraction

M/s. GeminiEdibles & Fats India Pvt.Ltd. Sy. No. 1607/2, Industrial Park, Pantapalem (V), Muthukur (M), SPSR Nelloredist-524323

11.69 11.52 0.16672 0

138 Bleaching powM/s. Sree Balaji Chemical Industries, Plot No. 126, Industrial Park, Kakutur (V), Venkatachelam (M), SPSR Nellore District-524320

Bleach Liquor 30 Inorganic salt 16 16.2 42.63 42.6298

Stable BleachPowder

240 Used oil/wasteoil

5 5.1 2.79 2.7908

139 Vegetableoil refinery unit

M/s. SaraiwwalaAgrr Refineries Ltd., Pantapalem (V), Muthukur (M), SPSRNellore dt.-524323

5.6 0 0.4 5.2

140 Metal M/s. SBQ SteelsLtd., (Unit-II), (Steel Melting Shop), Ankulapatur (V), Chillakur (M), APIIC Industrial Park, SPSR Nellore District-524421

Blooms/Billets 550000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 1.32 1.32

Oxygen 200 0Sinter 500000 0

141 Steam rice M/s. Prema SaiRice Industry, Sy. No.29-2, 36-1, Vatrapalem (V), Sullurpeta(M), SPSR NelloreDist-524121

raw rice 450 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05

steam rice 450 0142 Sponge

IronM/s. GreentechIndustries (India) Pvt., Ltd., Sy.Nos.2-17, 20,22-23, 219-224, APIIC SEZ, Dwarakapuram, Naidupet (M), SPSR Nellore –524 126

machinedautomotive component-NOS

250000 Flue Gas CleaningResidue

34 34.1 40 40

raw castings- 5000 Chemical Sludge From Was34 34.3 30 30


143 Ferrosilicon

M/s. Om SaiFerro Alloys Pvt. Ltd., Thimmanagaripa lem(V), Kadivedue (PO), Chillakur (M), SPSR NelloreDist-524410

Calcium Carbide 60 Waste oil 5 5.1 2.98 2.981

Ferro Silicon 60 0Ferro Silicon Slag 75 0

144 Veterinarydrugs

M/s. Doctors LifeSciences, Pothireddypale m (V), Kovur (M), SPSR Nellore dist.-524137

Amoxycilin AndCloxacilin Injection(Sterile Injectables- Powders) No.

3333 Aluminum FoilWaste

28 28.1 0.3 0.3

AmoxycillingAnd Sulphactum sodium Injection (sterile injectables - powders) No.

3333 0

Ampicillin AndCloxacillin Injection(Sterile Injectables- Powders)/

3333 0

AnalaginInjection (VIALS)- No.

1666.6 0

Becomplex withliver extractInjection-No.

2500 0

Benzithene Pencillin Injection-No.

1666 0

Betamethasonesodium Injection (Liquid sterile injectables - ampoules)-No.

33333 0

BetamethosoneInjection-No.

8333 0

Cefatoxin Sodium Injection(sterile injectables - powders)-No.

2500 0

CefixineInjection(sterile injectables- powders)-No.

1666 0

Ceftiofur SodiumInjection(sterile injectables- powders)-No.

833 0

Ceftriaxonesodium and sulbactum Injection(sterile injectables - powders)-No.

3333 0

Ceftriaxonesodium and Tqaxobactum Injection-No.

3333 0

CeftriaxoneSodium Injection(sterile injectables- powders)-No.

4166 0

ChloromphenicalSodiumInjection-No.

1666 0

Chlorophenaramine MalaeteInjection-No.

4166 0

CiprofloxacinInjection-No.

833 0

dexamethasoneinjection-No.

8333 0

DexamethasoneSodiumInjection-No.

3333.3 0

Diclofenacsodium

1666 0

Injection-No.

DiclofinacSodium Injection(Liquid Sterile Injectables - Ampoules)-No.

16666 0

EnrofloxacinInjection

2500 0

GentamicinInjection-NOS

2500 0

Injection ofVIT.A,D3,E andC-NOS

1666 0

Injection ofvitamin B1,B6 and B12-No

3333 0

InorganicPhosphorusInjection-No

2500 0

KetoprophaneInjection-No

1666 0

Meloxicam andparacetamolInjection-No

3333 0

MeloxicamInjection-No

2500 0

Meloxicam Injection(Liquid sterile Injectables - Ampoules)-No

41666 0

NimusilideInjection-No

1666 0

OxytetracyclineInjection-No

4166 0

Paracetamolinjection-No

1666 0

Pencillin andPiparacillin Sodium Injection (SterileInjectable Powders)-No

1666.6 0

PhenaramineMaleate Injection (Liquid Sterile Injectables - Ampoules)-No

1666.6 0

PheneramineMaleateInjection-No

3333 0

PredinisaloneInjection-No

2083 0

ProcainepencillinInjection-No

1666 0

SulphadimidineInjection

416 0

Vitamin Apalmitta Injection(Liquid sterile Injectables - Ampoules)-No

16666 0

Vitamin B!,B6 &B12 Injection (liquid sterile injectables - ampoules)-No

41666 0

Vitamin B12Injection(Liquid sterile Injectables - Ampoules)-No

41666 0

145 Milkprocessing

M/s. SriVyshnavi Dairy Specialties (P) Ltd., S.No.381/2, Penubaka (V), Pellakur (M), SPSR Nellore dt.-524129

curd 30 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.1

Flavoured Milk 5 0Ghee 14 0Milk Products 12.5 0

146 Edible oilrefinery

M/s. South IndiaKrishna Oil & Fats (P) Ltd., Epuru Bit-1B, Pantapalem (V), Muthukur (M), SPSR Nellore dt.-524323

Refined oil 140259 Spent NickelCatalyst

28 28.2 18 18

RBD Palmolein 115361 MEE Salt 36 36.4 144 144RBD stearine 16927 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 9 9vanaspathi 718.33 Waste oil 5 5.1 2.97 2.9708fatty acid 6880.6 0

147 Steam rice M/s. SriVenkateswara Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, Sy. NO.279/1A &1B, Bodduvari Palem (V), Kodavalur (M), SPSR Nellore Dist-524316


steam rice 450 0148 Steam &

raw riceM/s. Sri VenkataKamakshi Rice Industry, Kodurupadu Rural, SPSR Nellore dist.-524314


raw rice 600 0steam rice 600 0steam rice 600 0

149 Paraboiled rice

M/s. TKN RiceIndustries, Allipuram (V), SPSR Nellore dt.-524002

par boiled rice 450 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.06 0.06

raw rice 450 0steam rice 450 0

150 TMT bars/ structural steel

M/s. NithyaSteels and Alloys Private Limited (Rolling Mill Division), Sy. Nos.104(Part) &105(Part), Industrial park Athivaram, Athivaram (V), Ozili (M), SPSR Nellore District-524421

T Bars/StructuralSteel

0 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.06 0.06

T Bars/StructuralSteel

2500 0

151 Hotel withBar, Restauran t & Conferenc e Halls (under Service sector Activity).

M/s. HotelAbhiram (R.R. Promoters), D.No: 23/931 &932, Achari Street, Nellore, SPSR Nellore District-524001

Used oil 5 5.1 0.18 0.181

152 Metal M/s. Emjay SteelUdyog Pvt. Ltd., Sy. No.62-3AI,62-3A2, Vengamambapu ram (V), Naidupeta (M), SPSR Nellore District-524126

M.S.Billets 7500 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.03 0.03

153 Power M/s. SimhapuriEnergy Pvt. Ltd., Thamennapatna m and Momidi Villages, Chilakur Mandal, SPSR Nellore District-524412

Electric powerGenaration- MWH

9000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.37 0.368

154 Mfg. Of Cotton Yarn & Fabric

M/s. Loyal Textile Mills Limited, Sy. Nos. 39(P), 40, 41(P),44(P), 46(P),47(P), 253 (P),254(P), 255 (P), APIIC Industrial Park, Menakur (V), Nayudupeta (M),SPSR Nellore Dist.-524421

Cot Yarn 304.1 e Waste 18 18.5 0.3 0.3

Fabric-L 16.667 DiscardedContainers / Barrels / Liners contaminated with Hazardous Wastes/Chemicals

33 33.3 0 228

Used Spent oil 5 5.1 5 5Wastes ResiduesContaining oil

5 5.2 1 1

ETP Sludge 34 34.3 15 15

155 Manufacturing of Para Boiled Rice

M/s. Sri VaraLakshmi Hightech Rice Industries, Sy No.79-2B1 & C1,79-2D1,78-2, Chigurupadu (V), Naidupet (M), SPSR Nellore District-524421

par boiled rice 450 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05

raw rice 450 0156 Manufact

uring of M.S. Billets.

M/s. NithyaSteels and Alloys Private Limited (Steel Melting Division), Sy. Nos.106, APIIC Industrial park, Attivaram (V), Ozili (M), SPSR Nellore District-524421

M.S. Billets /Ingots

2500 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.1

157 Vegetableoil refining unit.

M/s. EmamiBiotech Limited, Sy. Nos. 501,502/1, 502/2,503/1, 503/2,504, 505/2,507/2, 509/1,509/2, 510/1 &510/2, Pantapalem (V), Muthukur (M),SPSR Nellore District-524323

Bakery Fat 2000 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.24 0.24

Distilled PalmFatty Acid

1525 Spent Bleachingearth

5 5.2 165 165

DistilledSunflower FattyAcid

12.5 Spent Nickelcatalyst

b6 b6 0.1 0.1

Distilled sunflower fatty acid

0 0

HydrogenatedOil

2500 0

Interesterfied Oil 2500 0Refined Palm oil 25000 0Refined Palm oil 0 0Refinedsunflower oil

5000 0

Refinedsunflower oil

0 0

Vanaspathi 5000 0158 Parboiled

riceM/s.Vijayalakshmi Agro Industries, Sy No.257, Bodduvaripalem (V), Kodavalur (M), SPSR Nellore District-524316

raw rice 600 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.35 0.354

steam rice 960 0

159 Manufacturing of Concrete sleepers.

M/s. LakshmiRail Infra Pvt. Ltd., Sy Nos. 83,291 & 364, Opp. Yellakaru Railway Station,Kalavala pudi (V), Chinnareddypalli (PO), Venkatagiri (M), SPSR Nellore District-524132

ConcreteSleepers

4809 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.14 0.14

160 Citric acidpowder

M/s. Sri LakshmiGanesh Agro Farms Ltd., Sy.No:194/C1&C2, Vinduru Road, Vemulapalem (V), West Gudur (M), SPSRNellore district-524101

Calcium Citrate 90 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 2.4 2.4

Citric AcidPowder

22.5 0

Di-CalciumPhosphate

135 0

Lemon dry peels 30 0Lemon Oil 22.5 0

161 Manufacturing of Di- CalciumPhosphate

M/s. Nutri BioPharma, Sy. No.100/1, Pothireddypale m (V), Kovur (M), SPSR Nellore District-524137

DicalciumPhosphate

600 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.03 0.025

Gypsum (ByProduct)

720 0

162 Power M/s. Meenakshienergy private ltd., (phase – i), sy.nos. 45, 46,61p, 382, 383,385p, 405p to407p, 491 p, 494 p, 237, 428 to 433,434 p to439p, 493, 496 to 500, thammenapatna m, chillakur (m), spsr nellore district-524412

Electricity-MWH 720000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.19 0.189

163 Manufact urinM/s. Varadha Steels Pvt. Ltd., Sy. Nos. 207-2A,208-2A, 209-2C,210/2A, 2B-1 &211/2A, 2B-1, Manganellore (V), Sullurupet (M), SPSR Nellore District-524121

Billets/Ingots 6833.3 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.6 0.6

producer gas-3 0 0

T bars/Structuralsteels/MS Rounds/Strips

6583.3 0

164 Freezing /block Freezing ofprocessedShrimp.

M/s. SagarGrandhi Exports Pvt. Ltd., Sy No.339 (4.48 Ac) ofChittedu (V) & Sy No. 201(17.38 Ac) ofKesavaram (V), GuduruKota- Vakadu Road, Kota (M), SPSR Nellore District.524410

Frozen &Processed Prawn

900 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.09 0.09

ETP Sludge 34 34.3 450 450165 Manufact urinM/s. Sri Maha Lakshmi Raw

& Boiled Rice Mill, Sy. No.388/3,389/3& 390, Narayanareddypet (V), Kodurupadu Road, KothaKaluva Centre, Nellore Rural (M), SPSR Nellore District.524314

Used oil 5 5.1 0.04 0.042

166 Manufacturing of Graded Silica Sand

M/s. NikseemMinerals Pvt. Limited, Sy Nos.301, 302-1& 304- 1, Vojili (V&M), SPSR Nellore District.524402

Silica GradedSand

9000 Used oil 5 5.1 0.35 0.354

167 Manufacturing of Calcium Carbonate Powder using imported Limestone (Calcium Carbonate) lumps.

M/s. HiranmaiChemical Industries Pvt. Ltd., Kadivedu(V), Chillakur (M), SPSR Nellore District 524410

Ground calciumcarbonate

2370 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.13 0.13

168 Parboiledrice

M/s. Jay KrishnaRice Industries, Sy No.201/2 (0.52Ac) & 202 (0.66 Ac +1.36Ac), Narukuru Link Road, Narayanareddyp et (V), Nellore Rural (M), SPSR NelloreDistrict.524314

Used oil 5 5.1 0.35 0.354

169 Manufacturing ofSteam Rice& RawRice.

M/s. VijayaMaruthi RiceIndustry, Sy. No.146,Narukur u Link road, Narayanareddyp et(V),Nellore(M), SPS Nellore District524314

Used oil 5 5.1 0.35 0.354

170 Textile unit M/s. MAS Fabric Park (I) Pvt.Limited (Garment StagingUnit), Sy No.367, Chintavaram (V), Chillakur (M),SPS NelloreDistrict. 524412

T – Shirts, JogPants -NOS

210000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.45 0.45

171 Sponge iron,ms billets, tmtbars/struc tural steel&power

M/s. Amman try sponge power pvt. Ltd. Sy.no.256,268,269,etc.,sirasanambedu( v), pellakuru(m) nellore dist -524129

Ms Billets 11100 Used oil and Waste oil 5 5.1 0.4 0.4

172 Leathersports shoes

M/s. Apachefoot wear india pvt ltd mambathi, tada nellore dist -524121

5 5.1 4.99 0 0.01 4.98

173 Sodiumperborate

M/s. AsianPeroxides Ltd., Sullurpet Nellore Dist - 524 123

Used oil 5 5.1 2 2

174 Paper(writing &printing)

M/s.. Circarpaper mills ltd.,3/454 lakshipuram gudipallipadu Nellore Dist -524 004

Used oil 5 5.1 2.18 2.184

175 Processing of textiles

M/s. Hemajyothi textiles ltd., pellakuru (m) julapathur Nellore Dist -517 642

Used oil 5 5.1 1.49 1.485

176 Pseudoephedrine, ephedrine hcl

M/s. Krebsbiochemicalsltd., Nellore Dist- 524001

ATS-8 6 spent carbon 28 28.2 0.17 0.172

CilostrazolAdsorbate

0.087 incineration ash 36 36.2 0.01 0.01

CiticolineSodium

0.033 0

EC Dehalogenese enz 0.13 conatiners 33 33.3 0 180

Enzyme - B 0.28 Used oils 5 5.1 0.14 0.14Etoricoxib 0.9 0

Levitracetam 0.085 0MinocyclineHydrochloride

0.066 0

MontelukastSodium

0.033 0

Oflaxacin 0.132 0Oligosacharide-A 0.1 0Sirolimus 0.001 0Tacrolimus 0.001 0

177 Refinedvegetable edible oils

M/s.Krishnapatnam oils & fats pvt. Ltd. Sy.no. 292&317,pantapalem (epuru - 1b)(v), muthukuru Nellore Dist -524323

HydrogenatedVegetable Oils

3000 Spent Catalyst /Spent Carbon

28 28.2 0.1 0.1

InteresterifiedVegetable Oils

3000 Chemical SludgeFrom Waste WaterTreatment

34 34.3 180 180

RefinedSun/RB/Soya

6000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.1

Oil(ChemicalRefining)RefinedVegetable Oils (Physical Refining)

15000 Spent Earth 5 5.2 138 138

178 Steelcastings

M/s. Niveesteels ltd (raghava casting private ltd. Venkatachalam (m) chemudugunta Nellore Dist -524 044

Used oil 5 5.1 3.21 3.21

179 Printed circuit M/s. Professional circuit boards ltd., sulurpet (m) mambattu road kadaluru Nellore Dist-524121

Used oil 5 5.1 2.18 2.184

180 Rice branoil

M/s. Shri shakthiagro oils (p) ltd., devarapalem nellore rural mandal pottepalem (v) Nellore Dist -524004

Used oil 5 5.1 0.69 0.69

oil sludge 5 5.2 4.78 4.78Spent catalyst 28 28.2 2 2spent earth 5 5.2 3.94 3.94

181 Pvc walls,floor coverings

M/s. Shyamvinyles ltd., gudur 524 429 writer's satharam palicherlavaripal em(v) Nellore Dist- 524429

Used spent oil 5 5.1 0.07 0.074

182 Refined vegetable oils

M/s. Sree shakti agro oils pvt.ltd., nellore rural pottepalem Nellore Dist- 524004

Used oil 5 5.1 0.69 0.69

oil sludge 5 5.2 4.7 4.7spent catalyst 28 28.2 2 2spent earth 5 5.2 3.94 3.94

183 Paper(Kraft paper)

M/s. Srivarishakti paper pvt lt pennepalli(v), pellakur (m), near nayudupet Nellore Dist -524129

Kraft Paper 1200 Used spent oil 5 5.1 0.11 0.108

184 Polysterfilament yarn

M/s. Vinlonsynthetics ltd., navalakgardens nellore Nellore Dist - 524 002

Used oil 5 5.1 0.08 0.075

185 Vegetableoil refinery

M/s. Foods fatsand fertilisers ltdNellore Dist -524001

Used oil 5 5.1 0.69 0.69


186 * M/s. Neutra Specialities (P) Ltd. Atmakur , Nellore Dist

8.74 7.065 1.675

187 * M/s. NippoBatteries Co. Ltd. Nellore , Nellore Dist

12.96 12.96 0

1939.5198 554.52981 164.457

1 2 3 8 9 10

Quantity

Numbers

1 Battery M/s. Amara Raja Batteries Ltd., Karakambadi, Tirupati, Chittoor – 517520

Automotive batteries 500000 Internal rejected Batteries

36 36.3 1610.25 1610.25

IndustrialBatteries MVRLA

166667 Internal Grids & Plates

B4 B4 923.48 923.48

IndustrialBatteries VRLA

100000 Lead Dross B4 B4 2461.05 2461.05

two wheelerbatteries

666667 Lead oxidepowder from PC equipment and cleaning

B4 B4 2145.64 2145.64

ETP Sludge 34 34.3 5001 5001Waste oils 5 5.1 483 483

2 autospares manufact uring

M/s. SIBAR Auto partsLtd.,Industrial Estate, Renigunta road, Tirupati, Chittoor – 517 506. (Cibar)

UnfinishedAluminiumCylinders Nos

2,40,000 Waste oils fromDG sets

5 5.1 0.06 0.1

3 tannery M/s. Avanti leathersLtd.,Varadayapalem (M), Chittoor –517 541.

Finished Leather(hides)

48837 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.25 0.25

FinishedLeather(skins)

41860 Trimming waste, Leather& shaving dust

B1 B1 1 1

4 textiles M/s., Palaniyappa Hi-TechCreations Pvt. Ltd., (Formerly M/s Tex India (Exports) Private Ltd.,) Pudupet, Nagari (M), Chittoor district.517590

Dyeing Yarn 20 Used oil 5 5.1 1.49 1.49

Fabric Washing 15 05 auto servicesM/s. Carriage repair shop (SC

Railways) South central Railway, Tirupati, Chittoor– 517 506.

Work shopCoaches

1200 Waste oils fromDG sets

5 5.1 1 1

Waste LeadAcid Batteries

B4 B4 12 12

Hazardous Wadste Genrated Industries in Chittor District

4 5 6 7S .No. Sector Name/Address Products Manufactured (in

MTA)Hazardous Waste generating

process (Code for Sch-1 and Details for Sch-2)


Name of theProduct

Quantity Name ofHazardous Waste

generating

(Codefor Sch-

1 and Details for Sch-

2)

Schedule -I Schedule -II Schedule -I Schedule-II

Quantity of Incinerable HW in MTA

Quantity of Landfillable HW in MTA

Quantity of Recyclable HW

in MTA

6 textiles M/s. Ramakrishna mills(coimbatore) Ltd.,V.K.R. Puram, Nagari, Chittoor District – 517 590.

Cot yarn 2880000 Waste oils fromDG sets

5 5.1 1.25 1.25

7 steelproducts

M/s. Mangal PrecisionProducts Private Limited, Unit No.1, Karakambadi, Tirupati, Chittoor – 517520

194.62 158.595 36.03 0

8 sugar M/s. Prudential sugarcorporation Ltd.,Prudential Nagar, Koppedu Post, Nindra (M), Chittoor District. 517591

Filter Cake 2325 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 2 2

Molasses 3300 0Sugar 225 0

9 textiles M/s. Pioneer Spinning &Weaving Mills Ltd.,Nandi Mangalam, P. B. No. 27, Puttur, Chittoor District.517583

Cot yarn 180 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 0.06 0.06

010 sugar M/s. Sudalagunta Sugars

Ltd.,(KCP Mayura Sugars), Mayura Nagar, B. N. Kandriga (M), Chittoor District. 517640

Bagasse 44550 Lead acidbattery plates and other lead scrap/ashes/res idues not covered under Batteries (Management and Handling) Rules, 2001

B4 B4 2

Final Molasses 6912 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 0.15 0.15

White CrystalSugar

14400 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 2 2

11 Distillery M/s. Srinivasa DistilleriesLtd., Iruvaram, ChittoorDistrict. 517128

Waste oils fromDG sets

5 5.1 2 1.999

12 Silicon carbide grains

M/s. Grindwell Norton Ltd., Cuddapah Road, Renigunta, Chittoor District. 517520

16.17 9.97 6.2 0

13 distillery M/s. Mohan Breweries &Distilleries Ltd.,IMFL Unit Pallur Post, Chittoor District. 517132

Indian madeforagen liquior

110000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.06 0.06

14 sugar M/s. KBD Sugars (formerly Shree vaani sugars & Industries Ltd.,) Mudipapanapalle, Punganur, Chittoor 517247

White sugar 25 Used oil 5 5.1 2.9 2.9

15 Bulkdrug M/s. Malladi Drugs &Pharmaceuticals Ltd., (Formerly known as Aswini Bio-Pharma Ltd.,) Gajulamandyam,Renigunta (M), Chittoor517520

Ephedrine HCL &PseudoEphedrine HCL

8.33 Spent Catalyst /Spent Carbon

28 28.2 1.2 1.2

Phenyl Epherinehydrochloride

0.833 ChemicalSludge From Waste Water Treatment

34 34.3 6.5 6.5

DistillationResidues From Contaminated Organic Solvents

36 36.4 0.72 0.72

FCEConcentrate (Organic residue)

28 28.1 150 150

16 Distillery M/s. Sri krishnaEnterprises, Thimmasamudram, Murakambuttar Post, Chittoor District. 517501

IMFL LiquorsCases


5 5.1 0.06 0.06

17 Metal and plastic products

M/s. Mangal Precision Products Private Limited, Unit No.2, Petamitta, Chittoor district. A.P.517501

Fasteners 2,400,000 Waste oils fromDG sets

5 5.1 0.13 0.13

Lead Bushes 450,000.00

Copper scrap,Lead

B3, B4 B3,B4

17 17

Copperconnectors and inserts

157,500.00

ETP Sludge 34 34.3 67.8 67.8

Plastic granules 1,800,000.00

Lead acidbatteries

B4 B4 20

Plastic parts 2,100,000.00

0

18 textiles M/s. S.L.S.Textiles Ltd.,Bhoomi Reddy Palle, Chittoor District – 517 422.


5 5.1 0.06 0.06

19 rice mill M/s. Natural ChemicalProducts Pvt. Ltd., Narasingapuram, Chittoor District. 517102

De-Oiled RiceBran

860 Used oil 5 5.1 0.35 0.35

Rice Bran oil 140 020 textiles M/s. Sri Prasanth spinners

Ltd.,Tadukupet, Nagari(M), Chittoor Dist. 517590,

Cot Yarn 660 Waste oil 5 5.2 56.4 56.4

21 paper M/s. Universal convertors (P) Ltd., Pantrampalli (V&P) Chittoor – 517 004

Printed flexible paper 900000 Waste oils fromDG sets

5 5.1 0.13 0.13

22 textiles M/s. Vijaysai Textiles (P)Ltd, V.K.R.Puram, Nagari –517 590 , Chittoor Dist.,


5 5.1 0.19 0.19

23 plastic &leather products

M/s. Sneha vinyle productsPvt Ltd., IDA, Renigunta, Chittoor – 517 520.

PVC Foamleather CoatedFabrics

2500 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.25 0.25

Rejected PVC Leathe21 21.1 480 480

24 Bakeryproductsbiscuits, confectio naries, vermicelli, pasta products

M/s. NutrineConfectionary Company Pvt Ltd.,Palamaneru Rd., Chittoor Dist. 517501

Sugar BoiledConfectionery


5 5.1 0.03 0.03

Jumpin Pet Bottles (Mango Juice) Lts

720000 0

25 cement,Pig iron &power

M/s. Lanco IndustriesLimited (Cement, Pig Iron& Spun Pipe Divisions) Rachagunneri (V), Srikalahasthi (M), Chittoor District 517644

LAM Coke 107765 Zn dust 6 6.2 175.77 175.77

Pig Iron 180026 Zn mylor sheet 12 12.8 0.35 0.35spun pipe 145573 waste oil 5 5.1 43.1 43.1cement 90000 Hi Chrome

forged grinding media

B1 B1 27 27

captive power 82183MW

0

026 textiles M/s. White house,

Keelapattu (V), Nagari (M), Chittoor district 517425

Knit WareFabrics

1500 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 60 60

Salt from MEE 34 34.3 90 90Waste oil 5 5.1 1.41 1.41

27 sugar,distillery& power

M/s. Sagar Sugars & alliedproducts Ltd.,(Power, Sugar & distillery units)Nelavoy (V), S.R.Puram (M), Chittoor district. 517167

Co Gen Powerplant MWH

14400 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.47 0.47

Co Gen Powerplant MWH

0 0

Molasses 28000 0Press Mud 25920 0White CrystalSugar

0 0

White CrystalSugar

14400 0

28 food M/s. Jain Irrigation Systems (P) Ltd (Formerly Known as Parle Bisleri Pvt Ltd.,)Avalkonda Road, G.D.Nellore (V, M & P), Chittoor - 517 125

0.03 0 0.02 0.014

29 Pharma M/s. Tini pharma Ltd.,A-69, A.P.I.Estate, Settipalli, Tirupati - 517 506

AmoxycillinTrihydrate

4000 Organic residue 28 28.1 329.81 329.81

AmpicillinTrihydrate

5000 Inorganicresidue

28 28.1 1638.5 1638.5

Used/waste oil 5 5.1 45.58 45.58spent carbon 28 28.2 365.66 365.66

CloxacillinSodium

2000 spent catalyst 28 28.2 36.37 36.37

30 Bulkdrug M/s. Sai Radhas Biotech(Formerly M/s Prudential Pharmaceuticals Ltd.), Koppedu(V), Nindra (M), Chittoor Dt. 517001

CMIC Chloride 360000 Waste oils fromDG sets

5 5.1 0.15 0.15

Spent methanol 1080000 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 24 2431 storage

yardM/s. Southern PowerDistribution co. of A.P.Ltd., Chittoor. 517501

Used oil 5 5.1 2 2

32 textiles M/s. Aditya Spinners Ltd.,Perindesam. Chittoor-517113

Synthetic yarn 130000 Waste oils fromDG sets

5 5.1 0.25 0.25

33 Inorganicchemical

M/s. Solvay Vishnu BariumPvt. Ltd.,Urandur (V), Srikalahsthi (M), Chittoor District. 517644

BariumCarbonate

117 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 1 1

Barium Chloride 8 0Sulphur 16 0

34 food M/s. Lakshmi BalajiBottling (P) Ltd, Kapugunneri (V), Srikalahasthi (M), Chittoor Dist. 517644

Sweetened /Non - SweetenedCorbonateWater KlD


5 5.1 3 3

Non –Corbonated fruit beverage(Mango & Others)

ETP Sludge,WTP Sludge, Spent Carbon

34 34.3 480 480

Waste oily 5 5.1 1.2 1.2cottonDiscardedcontainers/ Barrels/ liners Used for hazardous chemicals/ wastes

33 33.3 0 1064

Used ionexchange Resin

34 34.2 4.8 4.8

Fused tubelights

A6 A6 0.06 0.06

Wastes/residues from industrial use of inks

21 21.1 0.05 0.05

35 sugar M/s S.V. Co-op SugarFactory Ltd.IDA, Gajulamandyam, Chittoor District. 517520

Bagasse 15000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.25 0.25

Filter cake 1350 0Molasses 1800 0Sugar 4050 0

36 Stonecrushers

M/s. Rock Copco Ltd, PlotNo:60, IDA, Gajulamandyam, Chittoor Dt. 517520


5 5.1 1.25 1.25

37 Hotel M/s. Hotel Bliss, Renigunta Road, Tirupati.517520

Hotel industry Hotel industry Waste oils fromDG sets

5 5.1 0.06 0.06

38 Hotel M/s. Kalyan Residency, TPArea. Tirupati. 517501

Hotel industry Hotelindustry


5 5.1 0.09 0.09

39 Hotel M/s. Fortune Kences Hotel,Opp. APSRTC Bustand, Tirupati. 517501



5 5.1 0.06 0.06

40 Hotel M/s. Upputuramma Hotels& Resorts (P) Ltd, TP Area, Tirupati 517501


5 5.1 0.06 0.06

41 Stonecrushers

M/s. Imperial GranitesLtd., M.Kothur, Nagari (M), Chittoor District. 517590

Granite Tiles &Slabs CBM

18750 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.65 0.65

42 textiles M/s. Madanapalli Spinnig Mills, CTM Road, Madanapalli.517325

Cot Yarn 54644 Used oil 5 5.1 1.49 1.485

Rotars 896 550 043 cellulose M/s. Shiv Sakthi Cellulose (P)

Ltd, Cherlopalli (V&Post), G.D.Nellore (M), Chittoor Dist. 517004

Sodium Corboxy Meth1800000 Waste oils fromDG sets

5 5.1 0.01 0.01

44 food M/s Clean Foods, Post BoxNo: 16, Punganur Road, Madanapalli, Chittoor District. 517247

Fruit PulpConcentrate (Mango, Guava, Papaya, Tomato)

9000 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 3 3

Jams/ Juices &Jellies & Sauces

1500 0

Tomato paste 900 045 Solar

cellsM/s Maharishi SolarTechnology Pvt. Ltd., Mrutyunjaya Puram (V), B.N. Kandriga (M), Chittoor Dist. 517127

Modules NOS 270 Inorganicmineral dust

Class E Class E

6 6

Solar Cells NOS 99000 0Solar homelighting systemNOS

4050 0

SolarPhotovoltaicLanterns NOS

750 0

Solar powerplant (100 KW) NOS

1 0

Solar pumpingsystem NOS

1.6 0

Solar streetlighting systemNOS

810 0

46 Hotel M/s The Bhimas Residency Hotel, Renigunta Road, Tirupati, Chittoor Dist.517506.


5 5.1 0.05 0.05

47 Spongeiron

M/s Shri VenkateswaraSponge & Power(P) Ltd, Merlapaka (V), Yerpedu (M), Chittoor Dt.517619

Sponge Iron &MS Ingots

144000000


5 5.1 10 10

48 textiles M/s K.A. Venkatesan Cloth Manufacturing Unit, Ekambarakuppam, Nagari (M), Chittoor District.517592

Cot Yarn Dyeing 7 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.5 0.5

Sludge fromETP

34 34.3 0.2 0.2

49 leatherfinishing

M/s Sree SivashakthiLeathers Pvt. Ltd., Chittoor-Vellore Main, Road, Panatoor (P.O), Gudipala (M). Chittoor.517132

Leather Boards -NOS

30000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.02 0.02

Leather waste ( From ETP & Settling tank)

34 34.3 0

50 autoservices

M/s T.T.DevasthanamsTransport, K.T.Road, Tirupati.517501

Minor repairs &Water servicing


5 5.1 7.5 7.5

Lead acidbatteries

B4 B4 2

51 power M/s Om Shakthi Renergies Ltd., Survey No: 46 & 47, Pannur (V), Vijayapuram (M), Chittoor District.517586

Electricity -MU 4.32 waste oil_Ton/Mu 5 5.1 0.19 0.19

52 textiles M/s S.R. PadmavathiDyeing Unit, Ekambarakuppam, Nagari (M), Chittoor District.517590

Cot Yarn Dyeing 7 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.5 0.5

Sludge fromETP

34 34.3 200 200

53 cellulose M/s Vaani Carboxy PvtLtd., Cherlopalli (V) & Post, G.D.Nellore (M), Chittoor District. 517505

Sodium CorboxyMethyleCellulose


5 5.1 0.01 0.01

54 food M/s. Galla Foods (P) Ltd, Rangampet (V), Puthalapattu (M), Chittoor District.517102

Beverages(PP Bottling)900 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 2000 2000

Bottles 117 0Fresh FruitsExport

19.8 0

Fresh vegetableexport

9 E.T.P Sludge 34 34.3 38 38

Fruit pulp & Concentr6750 0

55 Hotel M/s. Hotel SindhuInternational, Tiruchanoor Road, Tirupati, Chittoor District.517501



5 5.1 0.06 0.06

56 Distillery M/s O.R. Distilleries Ltd.,I.D.A., Gajulamandyam, Chittoor District. 517520

Rectified Spirit/Extra NeutralAlcohol -Klt

300 Waste oils 5 5.1 40 40

57 Dairy M/s Balaji Dairy, RajivNagar, Avilala Post, Tirupati, Chittoor District.517707

StandardisedMilk AND Condensed Milk-Klt

4500 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.1

ETP Sludge 34 34.3 6 658 power M/s Rithwik Energy

Systems Ltd., Rachagunneri (V), Srikalahasti (M), Chittoor District. 517664

Electricity -MU 0.144 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.2 0.2

59 bottling M/s Esveeaar Distilleries,Renigunta-Kadapa Road, Karakambadi (V), Renigunta (M), Chittoor Dist. 517520

I.M.L BottlingPlant Klt


5 5.1 0.06 0.06

60 food M/s. Capricorn foodProducts India Ltd., Palagunta (V), Sathyavedu (M), Chittoor Dist. 517588

Fruit Pulp 3000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.01 0.01

61 Dairy M/s Sri Balamurugan DairyProducts, Near Bypass Road, Iruvaram Extension, Chittoor, Chittoor 517218

Flavored Milks 18 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.5 0.5

Ghee, Butter, Cheese,60 Sludge FromE.T.P.

34 34.3 7.5 7.5

Processed Milk -Klt

2100 0

62 Poultryfeed

M/s V.S.N. Feeds ( ADivision of V.S.N. Hatcheries Pvt. Ltd.,), Kothapalle (V), Mahasamudram Post, Bangarupalem (M), Chittoor District. 517416

Poultry & CattlePellet feed


5 5.1 0.21 0.21

63 Dairy M/s Taruni Dairy ProductsPvt. Ltd., Punyasamudram (V), Tavanampalli (M), Chittoor District.517001

Processed Milk 1656000 Waste oils fromDG sets

5 5.1 0.63 0.63

Cheese 72000 0Flavored Milk,Ghee

72000 0

64 Rubberprocessin g

M/s Arrow Rubber Factory,Chittoor-Tirupati Vavithota Road, Near Railway Gate, Puthalapattu (M), Chittoor District.517124

Automobileinner tubes for tyres & Rubberised valves -NOS

54000 Used oil 5 5.1 0.18 0.18

65 dairy M/s Heritage Foods (I) Ltd.,GundisettyPalli, Boyanapalli (Post), Santhipuram (M), Chittoor District.517423

Processed MilkK Lts/Annum


5 5.1 0.13 0.13

66 dairy M/s Heritage Foods (I) Ltd., SundProcessed MilkK Lts/Annum


5 5.1 0.13 0.13

67 food M/s. Sudarshan OverseasLtd, KVB Puram Gram Panchayat, Srikalahasthi Mandal, Chittoor District.517644

Fruit Pulp 2400 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 2 2

68 Hotel M/s Sulakshmi Hotels Pvt.Ltd., Tiruchanur Road, Tirupati, Chittoor District.517501



5 5.1 0.13 0.13

69 Dairy M/s Tirumala MilkProducts Pvt. Ltd., Pasupathur (V), Gangavaram (M), Chittoor District. 517432

Butter Milk -Klt 120 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.01 0.01

Curd -Klt 750 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 6 6Processed Milk -Klt

5130 0

70 hotel M/s Ramani Hotels Ltd., (Hotel Guestline), Karakambadi Road, Tirupati, Chittoor district.517501

Star Hotel -NOS 30 Used oil 5 5.1 0.18 0.18

71 hotel M/s Ananda NilayamHotels Pvt. Ltd., (M/s. PLR Grand formally M/s. Kola Residency), Opp. A.P.S.R.T.C. Central Bus Station, Tirupati, Chittoor District.517501



5 5.1 0.06 0.06

72 Chemical M/s. Duraferrit Asea (P)Ltd, IDA, Gajulamanydam, Chittoor Dt. 517501

Mix ChemicalProducts (base & Replenishing Salts)


5 5.1 1.25 1.25

Regenerator Salts (Organic Derivatives of Amines/ Amides)

17280000 0

73 dairy M/s Chandra’s Milk Dairy,Behind Madanapalli Industrial Estate, Isukanuthanapalli, Kondamaripalli Village, Madanapalli Mandal, Chittoor District. 517325

Curd -Klt 60 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 1.4 1.4

Processed Milk -Klt

540 0

74 Chemical M/s Sugen Life SciencesPvt Ltd, Sy. No: 530/1, 2, 3,529/1,2,3, 533/1,2 (Part) of Perumallapalli (V & Post) Tirupati Rural (M), Chittoor District. 517501

R & DOrganization and training facility GeneratingBMW waste

R & D Unit Waste oils fromDG sets

5 5.1 0.38 0.38

75 food M/s. Foods and Inns Ltd., Gollamadugu (V), Pallur Post, Gudipala (M), Chittoor District. 517135

Mango pulp (Fruit juice and concentrateUsed/ Spent oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.1

ETP Sludge 34 34.3 15 1576 Dairy M/s Creamline Dairy

Products Ltd., Kothavaripalli (V), Ramakrishnapuram (P), Madanapalli (M), Chittoor District. 517319

Chilled Milk -Klt 300 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.08 0.075

77 Dairy M/S. Heritage Foods (I)Ltd., Beerangi (V), B.Kothakota (M), Chittoor Dist. 517247

Card & Buttermilk -Klt

600 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.12 0.12

Processed Milk -Klt

300 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 0.1 0.1

SweetenedCondensed Milk

180 0

78 chemical M/s. Ennor Muds &Chemicals, I.E., Settipalli, Tirupati. 517506

Poly AnionicCellulose

75 Organic residue 28 28.1 28.12 28.12

Pre gel starch 60 Inorganicresidue

28 28.1 42.6 42.6

Used/waste oil 5 5.1 2.79 2.79Spent carbon 28 28.2 19.97 19.97

Sodium CorboxyMethyl Cellulose

75 Spent catalyst 28 28.2 2 2

79 Stonecrushers

M/s Star Granites Pvt. Ltd.,Mrutyunjaya puram (V), B.N. Kandriga (M), Chittoor District. 517640

Cut and polishedgranite slabs, tiles

3000 Used oil 5 5.1 0.13 0.13

80 Hotel M/s. Grand World, (GrandVille Constructions Pvt. Ltd), Upadaya Nagar, Karakambadi Road, Tirupati, Chittoor Dt.517520

Hotel cumResorts Industry& Water parks, Laser Shows, Food Courts, Indoor & outdoor Amusement

Hotelindustry


5 5.1 0.06 0.06

81 food M/s. Capricorn foodProducts India Ltd.,(Unit- II), Palagunta (V), Sathyavedu (M), Chittoor Dist. 517588

1. Fruit &Vegetable DicesFrozen

83.3 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.1

Frozen Vegetables & D29.16 ETP sludge 34 34.3 0.75 0.75

Fruit Pulp Dices 29.16 082 Hotel M/s Hotel Mayura, T.P.

Area, Tirupati, Chittoor District 517501

Hotel industry (33 A/c +32 Non A/c)


5 5.1 0.06 0.06

83 textiles M/s RBA Textiles PrivateLtd,, Block-B, Food Processing Industrial Park, Kuppam, Chittoor Dt517425

Cot Yarn 29 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 50 50

84 food M/s. Heritage Foods (I)Ltd., Mattam (V), Santhipuram(M), Chittoor Dist 517423

Processed fruitsProcessed vegetables


5 5.1 0.38 0.38

85 Lead andits products

M/s. NILE Limited, Plot No:38 & 40, APIIC Industrial Park, Gajulamandyam village, Renigunta Mandal, Chittoor District 517520

Lead Alloys 5000 waste oil 5 5.1 0.19 0.19

Lead alloys(LeadAntimony& LeadCalcium)

10000 Sludgegenerated from process

7 7.2 4099 4099

Pure Lead 20000 Slag 1109 1109Pure Lead(Min99.97%)

15000 0

86 Paper Ink& ink printing

M/s B.V.R Paper Industries India (P) Ltd, Vengalathur (V), Pitchatur (M), Chittoor District 517587

News Print / Writing p28800 Waste oils fromDG sets

5 5.1 1.25 1.25

Captive powerMU

0.0002 0

87 steelproducts

M/s. Dhanya SteelIndustries Pvt Ltd, Sy.No:147, 80/1, 80/2, 20/2 of Mangaladoddi village, Vasanadu Post, Kuppam Mandal, Chittoor District517425

M.S. Billets 7200 Used oil 5 5.1 3.21 3.21

T Bars 6000 0

88 steelproducts

M/s. Snam Alloys PrivateLtd, Sy.No: 2243/3, 4, 5, 6 of Damalacheruvu village, Pakala Mandal, Chittoor Dt517112

Ferro Siliconinoculations

630 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.05

Ferro SiliconMagnesium & Calcium

690 0

89 * M/s. Sri City PrivateLimited., (Multi Product SEZ & DTA project), Varadaiahpalem (M), Sathyavedu (M), Chittoor district 517 588

Used spent oil 5 5.1 2 2

90 CastParts

M/s. Gowri Venture Pvt.,Ltd., Sy.No.1222 Part, Plot No.62B (Part –II), Gajulamandyam (V), Renigunta (M), Chittoor Dist. 517 520

InvestmentCasting Parts

240 Used /Spent oil 5 5.1 210 210

91 Chemical unitM/s. Oren Hydrocarbons Pvt Ltd,(Starch) DVR Kandiga (V), Beera Kuppam Panchayat, Nagari Mandal, Chittoor District 517 422

126.39 0 115.119662 11.27

92 Plasticunit

M/s. Chandra Plastics,Door. No: 13-408, Thukivakam (V), Tirupati Road, Renigunta (M) & Chittoor Dt. 517 520

Used spent oil 5 5.1 1.31 1.31

93 Plasticunit

M/s. Rupa Plastics, PlotNo: A-6, Industrial Estate, Settipalli Post, Renigunta (M), Chittoor Dt 517 506


94 Steelsunit.

M/s. Control ComponentIndia Pvt., Ltd., Sy.No.900, Sricity, SEZ, Sathyavedu (M), Chittoor Dist. 517 588

Used oil 5 5.1 3.21 3.21

95 Chemical unit.

M/s. Universal Chemicals, Plot No. 37-A, IDA, Gajulamandyam, Chittoor Dist.517 520

102.63 45.521 15.189 41.924

96 Chemical M/s. Sree DurgaChemicals, Sy No: 9/1 &12/1, Potuvarigunta village, Karvetinagaram (Post & Mandal) Chittoor Dt 517 582

102.63 45.521 15.189 41.924

97 Chemical unit

M/s. Sree Durga, Chemicals, Sy No:296, Plot No: C 17 &18, Industrial Estate, Rachagunneri, Srikalahasthi (Mandal), Chittoor Dt. 517 644

102.63 45.521 15.189 41.924

98 Chemicalunit

M/s. Srini Food Park PvtLtd., Mogili (V), Mittoor (P), Bangarupalem (M), Chittoor district 517 429

102.63 45.521 15.189 41.924

99 Milkprocessin g

M/s. Sri Lakshmi VyshnaviDairy Specialties Pvt Ltd, Sy. No: 18-44ABC, Kanumula Doddi (V), Santhipuram (M), Chittoor Dt. 517423


100 Vacuum heatM/s. Lakshmi Vacuum Heat Treaters Pvt Ltd., Plot No. 1/8,y.No.788 (Part), IDA, Gajulamandyam(V), Renigunta (M), Chittoor Dist.517520

used oil 5 5.1 1.5 1.5

101 Yarn M/s. Christy Colours,Sy.No.2-140, Nagari – Puttur Road, Gundrajukuppam, Nagari (M), Chittoor Dist. 517520

Dyed Fabric 45000 ETP 34 34.3 300 300

Dyed Yarn 45000 Multiple effectevaporation or forced evaporation

34 34.3 15 15

102 M.S.Barrels

M/s. Balmer Lawrien &Co. Ltd., Sy.No.135/1, Patnam (V), Tavanampalli (M), Chittoor Dist. 517131

M S Barrels -NOS 25000 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 5 5

Paint Sludge 33 33.1 2 2103 Valves M/s. Universal Alloys,

Sy.No:167/7, Anupalli Post, Chittoor (M), Chittoor District 517001

used oil 5 5.1 1.5 1.5

104 MilkDairy

M/s. Jyothi Dairy PrivateLtd (Expansion), Sy. No. 821 & 822, Vavithota village, M.Bandapalli Panchayat, Puthalapattu Mandal, Chittoor Dt517127

Butter Milk -Klt 75 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 0.02 0.02

Curd and Panner 500 Sludge fromEffluent Treatment Plant

34 34.3 4 4

Ghee,Cheese/Butter

400 0

Milk andFlavored Milk - Klt

25 0

105 Bulkdrug M/s. Aravind Life Sciences, Plot No.83 B,APIIC Industrial Park, Gajulamandyam (V),Renigunta (M),Chittoor district 517520

Sildenafil Citrate 24 OrganicResidues

28 28.1 65.39 65.394

AmlodipineBesylate

24 Spent Carbon 28 28.2 3.65 3.65

(2-Isopropyl-5- methyl cyclohexyl)-5-(4- amino-2-oxo- pyrimidin-1-yl)-1,3-oxathiolane-2-carboxylate

18 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 7.3 7.3

1-[4-Hydroxy-5-(trityloxymethyl)tetrahydrifuran-2-yl]-5-methyl pyrimidine-2, 4- dione

36 MEE salt 34 34.3 208.05 208.05

5-CyanoPhthalide

18 Spent mixedsolvent

28 28.5 8.21 8.213

Ethyl-4-[2-(1,3-Dioxo-1,3- dihydro-2H- isoindol-2yl)- ethoxy]-3- oxobutanoate

36 Spent Solvent 28 28.5 1150.2 1150.2

2-Chloromethyl-4-methoxy-3,5- dimethyl pyridine Hydrichloride

18 Containers 33 33.3 0 600

Tritanol 6.61015 Waste oil 5 5.2 0.14 0.138Spent acid 176.1125 0

106 * M/s. DHS Hotels Pvt., Ltd.,Urban Hut, Silparamam, Tiruchanur Road, Tirupati, Chittoor Dist-517501

Used oil 5 5.1 0.18 0.18

107 Bio -Fertilizers, Bio- Pesticide s, Chemical Pesticide s & organicFertilizers manufact uringunit

M/s. Jhass Agro Industries,Plot No.83, APIIC, Industrial Park, Gajulamandyam (V), Renigunta (M), Chittoor Dist-517520.

Used oil 5 5.1 2.9 2.9

108 Metal furniture

M/s. RockworthSystems, Furniture (India) Pvt Ltd, Plot.No.800, West R1, Sri City SEZ, Chervil(V), Sathyavedu(M), Chittoor Dt-517588

Workstations - NOS 12000 Used spent oil 5 5.1 1.2 1.2

109 RoadMetal

M/s. Elred Foundations (P)Ltd., Sy.No.24,26,27,29,31,39 & 41 etc., Chamartakandiga(V), P.V.Puram (P), Sathyavedu (M), Chittoor Dist.-517588

Waste oil 5 5.1 1.32 1.32

110 Granitemining

M/s.T.Babu Reddy QuartzMine, Sy.No.1356, Thenepalli (V), Puthalapattu (M), Chittoor Dist-517124

Used oil 5 5.1 0.13 0.13

111 Granite mining

M/s Brickon Projects, Unit- I (Granites Mining) Sy.No.1258/P of Nimmanapalli (V & M), Chittoor District-517280

Raw Granite Blocks 300 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.1

112 Granitemining

M/s Brickon Projects, Unit-II (Granites Mining) Sy.No.1258/P, 1268/3 and1269/1 of Nimmanapalli(V&M), Chittoor District-517280

Raw GraniteBlocks

300 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.1

113 Fruit Pulp M/s Rasaa Foods Pvt. Ltd.,Gajulapellur (V&Post), B.N.Kandriga (M)Chittoor Dist-517640

Fruit Pulp 1050 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.1

E.T.P Sludge 34 34.3 6 6114 * M/s. Danieli India Ltd.,

7000, Central Express Way, Sri City, Sathyavedu (M), Chittoor Dist-517588

Bloom DiscardCradle -NOS

1500 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 1 1

Converters/Withdrawal Straightening Unit -NOS

1000 Empty oil &Paint drums

33 33.3 0 60000

Cooling Bed - NOS 1500 Waste oils andCoolant oil

5 5.1 5 5

Cover Grid andCover Plate -NOS

500 Used lead acidbatteries

B4 B4 10

EqualizationFrame -NOS

2250 0

Fixed BendingSector -NOS

1000 0

Gratings andSupport forGratings -NOS

500 0

Ladle Turret -NOS

1500 0

Roller Table - NOS 1000 0

Roller Table withretaining hoods - NOS

1500 0

Saddle -NOS 1500 0

Tundhish Car - NOS 1250 0

Tundish -NOS 1250 0

Vertical Looper - NOS 1500 0

WithdrawlStraightening unit structure- NOS

1250 0

115 RectifiedSpirit

M/S. Ammana Bio-pharma(P) LTD, Nindra, ChittoorDistrict. 517591

Rectified Spirit/Extra NeutralAlcohol / Ethanol-Klt

900 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 1 1

116 Bivoltine& multi Bivoltine seed eggs

M/S. Appendshanthi farmcare ltd., ramasamudram(v), Chittoor district.517417

waste oils 5 5.1 0.8 0.8

117 Refiningof lubricatin g oils

M/S. Deccan petroleumsltd., 58,i.d.a, 58,i.d.a, Gajulamandyam, Chittoor district 517 520

waste oils 5 5.1 0.8 0.8

118 Cast ironcastings

M/S. Kalahasthi castingsltd, Srikalahasthi (m), Chittoor district. 517644

Used oil/wasteoil/Spent oil

5 5.1 2.98 2.98

119 Sodiumchlorate

M/S. Nandini trinity polychem. (p) ltd., Renigunta, Chittoor district 517 520

used oil 5 5.1 1.5 1.5

120 Pectin M/S. Nanditha citrusproducts ltd., 14-2-158/ atp area, Tirupathi, Chittoor district 517 501

used oil 5 5.1 1.5 1.5

121 Camphor M/S. OBRS Chemicals ltd.,ramireddypalli (v), Chandragiri (m), Chittoor district. 517101

used oil 5 5.1 3 3

122 LPGcylinders

M/S. Parthasarathycylinders & forgings (p) ltd, IDA, renigunta, chittoor district 517 520

Used spent oil 5 5.1 13 13

123 Polyesterstrapping roll

M/S. Shree krishnapolystrap Pvt. Ltd., nindra(v & m), chittoor district.517591

Used oil 5 5.1 1.48 1.48

124 Powergeneratio n (solar)

M/S. Sri power generation(India) Pvt. Ltd. (formerly sri city power gen (tn) pvt. Ltd.), chervil (v), Varadaiahpalem (m), Chittoor district. 517541

Waste oil 5 5.1 0.18 0.18

125 L-cystine& other amino acids

M/S. Srinivasa cystineltd.,pb.no.3, augural(v) Chandragiri(m), Chittoor district 517 101

102.63 45.521 15.189 41.924

126 Airport M/s. Tirupati AirportAirport Road, Renigunta, Tirupati, Chittoor Dist Andhra Pradesh 517520

Construction ofapron with area of 47850 sqm

47850 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.15 0.15

• Construction oftwo lane taxiway with area of5255 sqm

5255 0

• Extension ofrunway from2286 to 3270 m

984 0

Construction of Integrated terminal building with built uparea 23600

23600 0

127 Softdrinks

M/s. Hindustan coca colaBeverages, Chittoor Dist

Sludge from ROplant

34 34.3 255.93 255.93

ChemicalSludge fromETP

34 34.3 62.73 62.73

Spent carbon 28 28.2 0.09 0.089128 Textille

printingM/s. Sri Mahalaxmi TexPrints,Chittoor Dist

11.36 11.36

129 * M/s. Kobelco ConstructionEquipment India (P) Ltd. SEZ Sricity,Chittoor Dist

5.39 5.385

130 * M/s. BFG International (P) Ltd. Mallavari Palayam,Chittoor Dist

4.21 4.205

131 * M/s. Oren Hydrocarbons(P) Ltd. Nagaraja Kuppam,Chittoor Dist

13.39 13.39

132 * M/s. RayInternational.,Chittoor Dist

1.61 0 1.609

133 * M/s. Ray Pharma.,ChittoorDist

3.1 3.101

10056.04 15932.07166 1729.78

10056.0415932.072

1729.78

1 2 3 8 9 10

Quantity

Numbers

1 Basic organic Chemical

M/s. Sree Rayalaseema Alkalies And Allied Chemicals Ltd., Gondiparla (V), Kurnool District . 518004

Caustic soda lye, Caustic soda flakes, Potassium Hydroxide / Caustic soda

189800 Process (brine sludge)

16 16.2 5840 5840

PotassiumCarbonate

18250 ETP (sludge) 34 34.3 68 68

Liquid chlorine 109500 GlycerinPitch

5 5.2 3650 3650

Hydrochloric Acid (100% C12 basis)

67890 Process (spent catal35 35.2 365 365

Barium sulphate 1825 Process(spent earth)

35 35.3 730 730

Sodium hypochloride(100% C12basis)

3650 Fatty acid pitch&residue

5 5.2 2737.5 2737.5

CalciumHypochlorite (100% C12 basis)

3650 Furnace oil sludg5 5.2 31.68 31.68

Calcium sulphate 730 Waste oil 5 5.1 3 3

HydrogenatedCastor oil

36500 0

12-HydroxyStearic Acid

21900 0

DehydratedCastor Oil

3650 0

NN BIS Amide 1825 0Bio – Diesel 3650 0a) Glycerine(crude), b) Glycerine refined

27375 0

Distilled FattyAcid

7300 0

Stearic Acid 12775 0SodiumSulphate

2190 0


Quantity of Landfillabl e HW

in MTA

Quantity of Recyclable HW

in MTA

Quantity of Incinerable

HW inMTA

Schedule -I

Schedule -II Schedule -I Schedule -II

S .No. Sector Name/Address Products Manufactured (inMTA)

Hazardous Waste generating process (Code for Sch-1 and

Details for Sch-2)

Name of theProduct

Quantity Name ofHazardous

Waste generating

(Codefor Sch-1 and

Details for Sch-

2)

Hazardous Generating Industries in Kurnool District4 5 6 7

Soap Noodles 36500 0Toilet soaps & Bathing Bars

18250 0

Captive power plant (D.G sets)

24.8 MW (4 x6.2MW)TPD

0

Hydrogen 25,253 m3/day

0

Electricity (coal based)

45 MW (21 MW+24 MW) TPD

0

2 Chemical M/s. SreeRayalaseema Hi- Strength Hypo Ltd., Gondiparla, Kurnool District– 518004.

CalciumHypochlorite /disinfectant

1800 Spent Catalyst 18 18.10

50 50

Chlorosulphonicacid


5 5.1 0.38 0.38

DecantedMother Liquor

132 ChemicalSludge From Waste Water Treatment

34 34.30

150 150

Disinfectan t 600 Total Sulphur D1 D1 50 50

Electric power 0 0HydrochloricAcid

1005 0

Mono ChloroAcetic Acid

500 0

Oleum 4500 0Plastic drums 45000 0SodiumHypochlorite

1950 0

Stable bleachingpowder

1350 0

Sulphuric acid 4500 0Whitening agent 1800 0

3 Bulkdrug M/s. TGVPharma Pvt Ltd., Sy No. 13 /A 1, Gondiparla (V), Kurnool (M), Kurnool District518004

Boiler 4 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 0.02 0.02

Rotary vacuumdrier

2 0

Sodium Hydride 0 0

SodiumMethoxide

0 0

4 mining M/s. Prism Cement Limited (Mining - Expansion ), Sy.No. 1 To 350Of Kotapadu (V), Sy.No. From 347To 670 Of Kalvatala (V), Kolimigundla (M), Kurnool District 518123

lime se 405000 Used oil 5 5.1 4.1 4.1

5 crusher M/s. Sree Jayajyothi Cements Ltd, (Lime Stone Crusher), Yenakandla (V), Banaganapalli(M), KurnoolDistrict 518124

Crushed Lime se 270000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 2 2

6 cement M/s. SreeJayajyothi Cements Ltd, (Plant) Yenakandla (V), Banaganapalli(M), KurnoolDistrict 518124

Cement 291000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 2.2 2.2

Clinker 163500 High chromeand other grinding media

b1 b1 1363 1363

7 spongeiron

M/s. MaruthiIspat & EnergyPvt., Ltd., Sy.No.133 To 171, Madhavaram (V), Manthralayam (M), Kurnool District 518001

sponge iron 5000 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 1.88 1.88

8 cement M/s. PanyamCements & Mineral Industries Ltd., Panyam, Cement Nagar, Kurnool District -518206

Cement 112583 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 0.03 0.03

Clinkler 92500 High chromeand other grinding media

b1 b1 61.52 61.52

9 vegetableoil

M/s. V.B.OilMills (P) Ltd.,17/136, AlurRoad, Adoni –518 301, KurnoolDistrict .

De-oiled Cake 5050 Lead acidbattery plates and otherlead scrap/ashes/r esidues not coveredunder Batteries (Management and Handling) Rules, 2001

B4 B4 2

Refined oils 1250 SludgeContaining oil

2 2.2 7.5 7.5

Salvent extracted Oils


5 5.1 2.4 2.4

Soap Stock 65 SpentSolvents

28 28.50

13 13

Spent earth 5 5.2 13 13Sludge 28 28.1 8 8

10 vegetableoil

M/s.V.B.S.Extractions And Refineries (P) Ltd., P.O. Box No.49, 17-702, Adoni – Kurnool District .518 301

De-oiled Cake 2000 Used oil 5 5.1 0.69 0.69

Refined oils 500 oil sludge 5 5.2 4.78 4.78Soap Cake 30 spent earth 5 5.2 3.94 3.94SolventExtraction Oil

280 spent catalyst 28 28.2 2 2

11 vegetableoil

M/s. AdaniWilmar Pvt Ltd., (Formerly Known As I.T.C. Agro Tech) Mantralayam, Tungabhadra –518 397, KurnoolDistrict.

Acid Oil 112 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.25 0.25

De-oiled cake 11090 0Refined oils 5400 0

12 cement M/s. RainCommodities (Formerly Known As Priyadarshini Cement Ltd.,) Sreepuram,Boinacheruvupalli (V), Peapully (M), Kurnool District – 518220

Cement 2770000 Waste oil/Used lubricating oil

5 5.1 8.5 8.5

Used grease drums

34 34.3 25

Used leadacid batteries no's

B4 B4 157

High chrome and other grinding media

b1 b1 831 831

13 vegetableoil

M/s.V.K.Extractions17/136-9, Alur Road, Adoni, Kurnool District.518 301,

oil cakes castor 7068 oil sludgemils

5 5.2 40 40

14 Isolatedstorage

M/s. BharatPetroleum Corporation Ltd., Kurnool LPG Territory &Plant, N.H.7, K.M.Stone, P.B.No:10, B- Camp P.O, Kurnool District- 518 002

LPG Filling intocylinders

5400 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.14 0.135

15 auto services M/s. Automotive Mfg (P) Ltd., N.H.No.07, Santhoshnagar, Mamidalapadu (V&P), Kurnool District . 518004

Servicing ofVehicles

30 Used oil 5 5.1 2 2

16 metalproducts

M/s. Shiv JyothiMetal Works Industrial Estate, Nandyal,Kurnool District518003

AluminiumUtensils

4500 Used oil 5 5.1 1.32 1.32

17 Vegetableoil

M/s. I.K.Oils16/65, Basapuram Road, Adoni –518 301, KurnoolDistrict

Refined edibleoil

5700 spent earth, 5 5.1 72.04 72.04

Acid oil 240 ETP sludge, 4 4 12 12waste mineral oils

34 34.3 0.04 0.04

18 seedmaking

M/s. NationalSeeds Corporation Ltd., Noonepalle, Nandyal-Kurnool District. 518503,

various seedprocessing Viz., paddy, Maize, Jowar, Bengal gram, Black gram, Jute,Bazra, Red gram, Sunflower

6000 Waste oilfrom D,.G set

5 5.1 0.02 0.016

Air conditioning storage of processed seeds

45000 Thirum & Nuvan ti33 33.3 1.7 1.7

19 soap M/s. Global OilIndustries Ltd.17/26, Madhavaram Road, Adoni Kurnool Dist518301.

acid oil 30.6 Used oil 5 5.1 0.27 0.269

Refined edibleOIl

1140 0

Soap stock 38.7 0Wax 3.6 0

20 Vegetableoil

M/s. VisuProteins Sy.No.438, B6B/A, Panchalingala (G.P) Gondiparla, Kurnool District518004

De-oiled cake 2400 Used oil 5 5.1 0.69 0.69

Solventextracted oil

300 oil sludge 5 5.2 4.78 4.78

spent catalyst 28 28.2 2 2spent earth, 5 5.2 3.94 3.94

21 Vegetableoil

M/s. I.KExtractions,16/65, BasapuramRoad, Adoni -518301


2280 wastemineral oils

5 5.1 0.08 0.08

Deoiled cake 1572 oil sludge /gums

5 5.1 48 48

22 power M/s. Suchand Power Gen Power Ltd, Udumulapuram (V), Nandyal, Kurnool District518502

electricity_MU 52.56 waste mineral oils5 5.1 0.1 0.096

23 Inorganic chemM/s. Sree Brihta Vista Chemicals, (P) Ltd, Gondiparla, Kurnool District.518004

Aluminium sulphate 6000 Silicon and unreacted barites

27 27.2 180 180

Barium sulphide 1800 waste lube oil 5 5.1 0.08 0.08Baridumcarbonate

480 0

Barium chloride 720 0

Bariumhydroxide

600 0

Sodium sulphide 480 0

Sodium Hydrosulphide

240 0

24 leatherboards

M/s.Rayalaseema Leather Boards Industrial Estate, Kallur, Kurnool District . 518003

Statite Mineral 300 Waste lubeoils

5 5.1 0.16 0.16

25 vegetableoil

M/s. RajaniEnterprises Post Box -68, Mantralayam Road, Adoni.518301

solventextracted oil(G.N / S.F)

3600 Bottomsludge of oil storage tank

5 5.1 24 24

26 Isolatedstorage

M/s. BharatPetroleumCorporation Ltd., Dinne Devarapadu (V), Kurnool District518002

LPG Filling intoCyliners

64800 Waste oils /Used oils

5 5.1 0.1 0.1

Used leadacid batteries

B4 B4 1.2 1.2

27 cement M/s. LodhiCalciumProducts Private Limited Ungaranigundla( V), Dhone.518222

OrdinaryPortland Cement

600 Used leadacid batteries

B4 B4 2

Wasteoil/WasteLubrication oil

5 5.1 0 0.0041

oil Sludge 5 5.2 0.01 0.0125High chromeand other grinding media

b1 b1 0.18 0.18

28 steel plant M/s. SreeRayalaseema Green Stelloy Ltd (FormerlyKnown As Sree Rayalaseema Industries Ltd.,) Sy.No.143-A, Aswathapuram( V), Kallur(M), Kurnool District

M.S Ingots 1320 Spent Catalyst 28 28.2 720 720

spent carbon 720 720WastesResiduesContaining Oil

5 5.2 31 31

ETP Sludge 34 34.3 6 6used oil 5 5.1 3 3

29 paper &power

M/s. Sari Rayalaseema Paper Mills Ltd., (Formerly Known As M/S Sree Rayalaseema Paper Mills Ltd), Gondiparla(V), Kurnool District .518004

Kraft paper 0 Lead acid battery plates and otherlead

B4 B4 17

scrap/ashes/r esidues not coveredunder Batteries (Management and Handling) Rules, 2001

Paper - Phase - II 7500 ChemicalSludge From Waste Water Treatment

34 34.3 540 540

Paper - Phase-I 5400 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.130 Inorganic

chemicalM/s. HeptaChem., D.No.12-314, Kanchigeri Street, Adoni(M), Kurnool District518301

102.63 45.521 15.189 41.924

31 vegetableoil

M/s.Bhagyalalshmi Vegetable Products (P) Ltd, Unit-Ii, 17/9, Basapuram Road, Adoni, Kurnool District518002

De.Oiled cake 2700 Sludge 5 5.2 1 1


300 Wastemineral oils

5 5.1 25 25

32 sugar M/s.Rayalaseema Sugars & Energy Ayyalurmetta(V), Nandyal(M), Kurnool District518102

Bagassee 10500 SludgeContaining oil

2 2.2 0.01 0.01

Co-generation(Electricity)

1.5 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 0.2 0.2

Molasses 1875 0Press mud 1500 0Sugar 3000 0

33 Fermentat ionM/s. Spy Agro Industries, Industrial Estate,446, Udumulapuram( V), Nandyal(M), Kurnool District518502

Extra NeutralAlcohol

125 Sludge From Treat33 33.2 90 90

extra neutralalcohol (ena)

2375 0

rectified spirit 162 034 Chemical M/s. Raghunth

Dye Chemicals (Unit-Ii), Plot No.13, 14, 15, 21& 24, Phase-Ii, I.E, Kallur(M), Kurnool District518003

Opticalbrightening agent

60 Forcedevaporation

26 26.2 321 321

Textile auxillarypaper chemicals

36 ETP sludge 34 34.3 0.72 0.72

Process (castIron sludge)

26 26.1 172.8 172.8

Waste oils 5 5.1 4 435 Chemical M/s. Raghunath

Dye Chemicals Ltd, Plot No.21, JE, Kallur(V&M), Kurnool District518003

Opticalwhitening Agent

50 Clarifier, ETPSludge & forced evaporator

34 34.3 0.05 0.05

36 Fertiliser M/s. MeshaCrop Care Pvt Ltd, Plot No.D1, D2, & C3, I.E, Madhavaram Road, Adoni, Kurnool District518301

Micro NutrientMixtures


5 5.1 0.05 0.05

37 Vegetableoil

M/s. RanakpurOils & Solvents Pvt Ltd, Sy.No.201, Dhanapuram(V), Alur Road, Adoni, Kurnool District 518134

SolventExtracted EdibleOils

3300 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.1

De-oiled cakes 27000 oil sludge /gums

5 5.1 48 48

38 Vegetable oil M/s. Poshak Oils& Fats, 17/9 Post Box No.28, BasapuramRoad, Adoni, Kurnool District518301

Refined Oil / Edible oil5571 waste oil /waste lube oil

5 5.1 2.11 2.11

Fatty Acid 1371 Spent earth 5 5.2 132 132Wax 225 ETP sludge 34 34.3 12 12Spent Earth 132 used lead acid

batteriesb4 b4 5

Gum 210 039 steel

productsM/s. Balaji TmtRod Mills Pvt Ltd, Sy.No.193- A, Aswathapuram( V), Kallur(M), Kurnool District518003

T Bards 3000 Waste oils 5 5.1 0 0.003

40 power M/s. SreeRayalaseema Green Energy Ltd Aswathapuram( V), Near Pandipadu, Kallur, Kurnool District 518003

Electricity _MU 43.8 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 1 1

41 Crusher M/s. B.SanjeevaReddy, Sy.No.76c, 83-2, 85 ,87, Bugganiplli (V), Betamcherla (M), Kurnool District 518002

Used oil 5 5.1 1.5 1.5

42 Steels M/s. M/s. SreeSai Raja Steel, A.Gokulapadu (V), Kallur (M), Kurnool District518468

Steel Rods 450 Used oil 5 5.1 3.21 3.21

43 Automotiv eManufacture

M/s. AutomotiveManufacturers Private Limited, H.No.8-11, Dupadu (V), Lakshmipuram (P), Kallur (M), Kurnool District518003

Servicing ofVehicles Nos

30 Gear oil 5 5.1 0.02 0.024

ETP sludge 34 34.3 1.2 1.2

44 Limestone mine

M/s. L.HassanKhan Mines, Malkapuram(V), Dhone, Kurnool District.518222

Lime se Mining 1500 Used oil 5 5.1 4.1 4.1

45 Iron oreCrusher

M/s. NSL MiningResources, Sy.No.487, Muddavaram(V), Betamcherla (M), Kurnool District. 518599

Iron Ore Lumps 65000 Usedoil/waste oil/Spent oil

5 5.1 2.98 2.98

46 Dolomite miniM/s. Sri M.Harinath Reddy, Sy.No.740/1Malkapuam(V), Dhone, Kurnool District.518222

Used oil 5 5.1 4.1 4.1

47 Ovensacks and paper cups.

M/s. SindhusriIndustry, Sy.No.653/672, Plot No: 83, Nandhi Hills, Gargeyapuram (V), Kurnool (Dist).518452

Used oil 5 5.1 2.18 2.18

48 Iron oremining

M/s. N.KanthaReddy Mine, Sy.No.29 Of S.Boyanapalli(V), Dhone (M), Kurnool District518222

Used oil 5 5.1 4.1 4.1

49 Iron oremine

M/s.Brameswara Steatite, Sy.No.265, Veldurthy, Kurnool District.518216

Used oil 5 5.1 4.1 4.1

50 Calciumcarbide

M/s.A.P.Carbides Ltd., Dinnidevarapadu, KurnoolDistrict-,Kurnool District-518 002

Used oil 5 5.1 2 2

51 Rigid pvcpipes fittings

M/s.Basha PvcPipes Industries, Nandyal,Kurnool District-518501

Used spent oil 5 5.1 0.07 0.074

52 Ferrosilicon, Silicon, Megnesiu m

M/s.BharathAlloys & Energy Ltd.,NH.7, Dinnedevarapad u Kurnool District-518002

Ferro Silicon 25 Lead acidbattery plates and otherleadscrap/ashes/r esidues not coveredunder Batteries (Management and Handling) Rules, 2001

B4 B4 17

SilicoManganese

50 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 1.6 1.6

Waste dust B28 B28 240 24053 Activated

calcium carbonate, precipitat ed calcium

M/s. Hitesh LimeProducts (P) Ltd.,Panem Kurnool District-518112

Used oil 5 5.1 2.97 2.9708

54 Metachloro aniline

M/s. Itachi PetroChemicals Ltd., Gondiparla Kurnool District-518 004

102.63 45.521 15.189 41.924

55 Linearalkyline benzene sulphonic acid

M/s. KurnoolPetro Products (P) Ltd., Dinnedevarapad u Kurnool District-518002

Used oil 5 5.1 2 2

56 Refined oil M/s.Modern Proteins Ltd., Plot 1-12Kurnool- 518003

Used oil 5 5.1 0.69 0.69


57 Ordinaryportland cement, sulphate resistance cement

M/s.NagarjunaConstruction Company Ltd., Racharla, Kurnool District-518220

Used oil 5 5.1 8.54 8.54

Hi Chromeforged grinding media

B1 B1 2.23 2.23

58 Refinedvegetable oil, energy food, fatty acids

M/s. NutechAgros Ltd., 17/6Madhavaram Road Adoni Kurnool District-518 301 (Newtech Agros)

Used oil 5 5.1 0.69 0.69

oil sludge 5 5.2 4.78 4.78Spent catalyst 28 28.2 2 2Spent earth 5 5.2 3.94 3.94

59 Portlandcement aluminuo us cement slag cement super sulphate

M/s. RAINCEMENTS LIMITED U-II ( Formerly Know As Priyadarshini Cement Limited), Ncc Nagar,Peapully MandalKurnool District-,

Cement 1667323.01

Waste oil/Used oil/ Skimmed oil/ oily Sludge

5 5.1 20 20

Clinker 1178395 Sludge fromwater treatment plants

34 34.3 1 1

Spent/ used lead ac17 17 0 120

High chromeand other grinding media

b1 b1 853.72 853.72

60 Cement M/s.S.V.Cements Ltd., Koilkuntla Tq., Kanakadripally, Kurnool District-518 123

Used oil 5 5.1 8.54 8.54


B1 B1 2.23 2.23

61 Sulphuroxychlorid e thiony chloride

M/s. SreeRayalaseema Petro Chemicals Ltd.,Gondiparla, Kurnool District-518 004

102.63 45.521 15.189 41.924

62 Vegetableoil & fats

M/s.Sri LakshmiNarasimha Swami, Kallubavi (V), Adoni, Kurnool District-518301

Used oil 5 5.1 0.69 0.69

oil sludge 5 5.2 4.78 4.78

spent catalyst 28 28.2 2 2spent earth 5 5.2 3.94 3.94

63 Rigid PVCpipes

M/s. Sujala PipesPvt Ltd, Nandyal, Kurnool District-,518501

Used spent oil 5 5.1 0.07 0.074

64 Paperpulp machinery,lpg cylinders

M/s. Tmt(India)Limited, Kurnool District -518001

Used oil 5 5.1 2.18 2.184

65 Bulk ferroalloys through electro arch

M/s. VbcIndustries Ltd. (Former A.P.Carbides Ltd).Dinnedevar apadu, Kurnool District- 518002

Used oiL 5 5.1 2.98 2.98

66 Cement M/s. Jsw Cement Ltd, Kurnool District-518501

Clinker 1421251 Waste oil/ Used oi5 5.1 10 10

Cement OPC PSC 838747,454361

High chromeand other grinding media

b1 b1 814 814

67 Sponge iron M/s.Neerajaksha Iron And Steel Private Limited, Site No.4 & 5 Medehal (V), Halaharvi Mandal, Kurnool District- 518348

C0-GenerationPower Plant

0 Used Spent oil lts 5 5.1 0.38 0.376

7654.273 9170.3529 4749.7945

1 2 3 8 9 10

Quantity

Numbers

1 Pesticides M/s. Bhagiratha Chemicals & Inds. Ltd., Cheruvukommu palem (V), Ongole Rural, Prakasam Dist.523001

Azoxystrobin 15 Wastes/Resi dues29 29.1 545.76 545.76

AzoxystrobinFormulation(25% SC)

150 ChemicalSludge containing residue pesticides

29 29.2 5171 5171

Buprofezin 30 ChemicalSludge From Waste Water Treatment

34 34.3 75.6 75.6

BuprofezinFormulation(25% SC)

150 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 42 42

Chlopyriphos Methyl - KltFormulation

150 0

ChloropyriphosFormulation -Klt

150 0

CHLORPYRIPHOS 183 0CHLORPYRIPHOS METHYL

12.5 0

CLODINAFOPPROPARGYL

8.33 0

ClodinafopPropargylFormulation (15% WP)

150 0

Cloquintocet-Mexyl

15 0

FIPRONIL 16.67 0

FipronilFormulation (5% SC, 80% WG)

150 0

FLUROXUPYRTECHNICAL

25 0

HW Code HW generation as perassessment in MTA

Quantityof Landfilla ble HW in

MTA

Quantity ofRecyclableHW in MTA

Quantityof Incinerable HW in

MTA

Schedule -I Schedule -II Schedule -I Schedule -II

S .No. Sector Name/Address Products Manufactured (inMTA)

Hazardous Wastegenerating process (Code for Sch-1

and Details for Sch-2)

Name of theProduct

Quantity Name ofHazardous

Waste generating

(Code forSch-1 and Details

for Sch-2)

Hazardous Generating Industries in Praksam District

4 5 6 7

FluroxypyrMeptylFormulation -Klt

150 0

ImidaclopridFormulation -Klt

150 0

ImidaclopridFormulation(70% WG)

150 0

IMIDACLOPRIDTECH

8.33 0

R(+)-2-(4-Hydroxyphenoxy) Propionic Acid(HPPA)

15 0

Thiamethoxam 15 0ThiametoxamFormulation(25% WG)

150 0

TriclopyrButoxyethyl Ester Formulation -Klt

150 0

TRICLOPYR TECH 16.67 02 tobacco M/s. ITC Ltd.,

Post Box No.1, Chirala , Prakasam-523157.

Lamina and stem 115000 ProductName: Lamina and stem

0

Used oil 5 5.1 7.46 7.461DiscardedContainers

33 33.3 0 30

3 soaps M/s. Coromandel Agro Products & Oils Ltd., Jandrapeta, Chirala, Prakasam Dist.523155

17.81 17.725 0.08 0

4 food M/s. SagarGrandhi Exports (P) Ltd., G.T. Road, Singarayakonda (V & M), Prakasam Dist.523101

Processes Prawn/ Shrimp

75 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.11 0.111

5 Isolatedstorage

M/s. BharatPetroleum Corporation Ltd., Surareddypalem (V), Ongole (M), Prakasam Dist.523001.

High SpeedDiesel ( HSD) -Klt

12556 Sludge AndFilters Contaminate d With oil

3 3.3 0.68 0.68

Motor Spirit -Klt 3507 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 1.08 1.08

SKO -Klt 1726 06 rice mill M/s. Balaji Raw

& Boiled Rice Mill, Trunk Road, Medarimetla Village, Prakasam Dist.523115

Boiled Rice 0 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.04 0.037

Bran 0 0Broken Rice 0 0Rice Husk 0 0

7 tobacco M/s. PremierTobacco Packers (P) Ltd., Karedu (V), Singarayakonda (M), Prakasam Dist.523292

Threshed Lamina 1050 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.2 0.202

Threshed Stm(By Product)

180 0

8 textiles M/s. Amaravathi Textiles Pvt. Ltd., Martur (V), Prakasam Dist.523301

Cot Yarn 874.33 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.92 0.92

Mercerized &Bleached Yarn

51 0

Mercidized Yarn 42 09 Distillery M/s. Pearl

Distillery Ltd., Old Singarayakonda, Karedu Village, Lopadu Mandal, Prakasam Dist.523292

Extra NeutralAlcohol

960 Waste oil 5 5.1 2 1.999

Grain Spirit 1080 0Indian MadeForeign Liquor

2060.4 0

Rectified Spirit 120 010 power M/s. Jyothi Bio

Energy Ltd., N-1-5, Gundlapalli Post, Maddipadu Village, Prakasam Dist.523211

Electric Power - MU 66225.6 Waste Oil 5 5.1 0.19 0.19

WasteGrease

5 5.2 0.01 0.005

11 dairy M/s. Heritage Foods (Chilled Milk -Klt 8 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.02 0.02

12 tobacco M/s. Mahi AgroProducts(P) Ltd, Gundlapalli (V), Maddipadu(M), Prakasam dt.523211

Tobacco Re-Drying & Threshing

1500 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.26 0.26

13 tobacco M/s. ML AgroProducts Ltd, Martur (V&M), Prakasam Dt.523301

Processed Stem 210 Spent oil 5 5.1 4 4

ProcessedTobacco

1950 0

14 food M/s. Devi SeaFoods Ltd, Singarayakonda (V) & (M), Prakasam Dt.523101

Processed prawnshrimp

360 Used Engineoil

5 5.1 0.07 0.07

15 Vegetableoil

M/s. PriyadarsiniSpinning Mills Ltd, Doddavaripadu (V), Maddipadu (M), Prakasam Dist.523211

Cot & MM FibresYarn A

4200 SpentEngine oil from DG Set

5 5.1 0.09 0.09

16 lubricatingoil

M/s. NewKwality Petro Chemicals (Formerly known as Kwality Petro Chemicals (P) Ltd), A-3, Industrial Estate, Ongole,PrakasamDist.523001

Re- Refined BaseOil

189 WastesResidues Containing oil

5 5.2 33.33 33.33

Re-RefinedSpindle Oil

78.75 0

17 dairy M/s. HeritageFoods (I) Ltd, Pulipadu(V), Darsi (M), Prakasam Dt.523247

chilled milk -Klt 10 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 20 20

ETP Sludge 34 34.3 018 dairy M/s. Heritage

Foods (I) Ltd, Puttevaripalem (V), Santhamagaluru (M), Prakasam Dt.523302

Chilled Milk -Klt 10 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.02 0.018

19 dairy M/s. HeritageFoods (I) Ltd, Bytamanjulur (V), J. Pangaluru (M), Prakasam Dt.523261

Chilled Milk-Klt 10 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.07 0.074

ETP Sludge 34 34.3 750 75020 dairy M/s. Heritage

Foods (I) Ltd, Kakutur (V), V.V.Palem (M), Prakasam Dt.523271

Chilled Milk -Kl 10 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.02 0.02

ETP sludge 34 34.3 021 dairy M/s. Heritage

Foods (I) Ltd (Formerly known as SLN Dairy Facilities (P) Ltd), Chodavaram (V), Kondepi (M), Prakasam Dt.523270

Chilled Milk -Klt 10 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.02 0.018

ETP Sludge 34 34.3 3 322 Vegetable

oilM/s. Sriba AgroLtd., Reningavaram (V), J. Pangalur (M), Prakasam Dist.523261

36 36.4 5.26 4.9 0.36 0

23 Textiles M/s. NSL Textiles Ltd., (Formerly known as Jaya Venkatarama Industries)Inkollu (V&M), Prakasam Dist.523167

Cot Yarn 400 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.23 0.23

Ginned & Pressed Cot

340 0

Gray Cloth 870 0Open EndSpinned Yarn

440 0

24 Isolatedstorage

M/s. Indian OilCorporation, Near Surareddypalem, Vallur (PO), Ongole,PrakasamDist.523272

ETHANOL -Klt 110 Sludge 34 34.3 1 1

HIGH SPEEDDIESEL(HSD) -Klt

8100 Engine oil 5 5.1 0.14 0.14

PETROL -Klt 626 0

superiorkerosene oil(SKO) -Klt

2800 0

25 textiles M/s. JagadguruTextiles Ltd., Martur (V & M), Prakasam Dist.523301

COT YARN 93 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 1.49 1.485

26 textiles M/s. VenkataSai Spinners, Adusumalli (V), Parchur (M), Prakasam Dist.523169

COT YARN 15 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.05 0.054

27 tobacco M/s. Mittapalli Audinarayana & Co., Kalikivaya Village, Singarayakonda (M), Prakasam Dist.523101

Redried Tobacco 225 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.02 0.018

28 dairy M/s. Cream LineDiary Products Ltd., Yelchuru Village, Santhamagulur (M), Prakasam Dist.523302

CHILLED MILK -Klt

900 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.05 0.054

29 dairy M/s. CreamlineDiary Products Ltd., Pidathalagudipa du (V), Santhanuthalapa du (M),PrakasamDist.523225

PROCESS MILK -Klt

900 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.09 0.09

SKIMMED MILKPOWDER

450 0

30 dairy M/s. Dodal(dodla) Diary Ltd., (Formerly known as Sri Vineetha Milks (P) Ltd., Obulakkapalli Village, Peddaraveedu (M),Prakasam Dist.523320

CHILLED MILK_Klt

300 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.04 0.036

31 Electronics

M/s. Star Mines& Mineals, Mopadu, Pamur (M), Prakasam Dist.523108

Quartz Chip5mm

3000 Spent Engineoil from DG Set

5 5.1 0.02 0.018

32 Pharma M/s. TransvenLaboratories, Plot NO. 37 &38, Industrial Estate, Kurnool Road, Ongole, Prakasam Dist.523001

VIALS &AMPULES -NOS

225000 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.03 0.027

33 Stonecrushers

M/s. SouhernRocks &Minerals (P) Ltd., Pellur (V),Ongole (M), Prakasam Dist.523272

POLISHEDGRANITE SLABS

5000 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.09 0.09

34 Isolated storageM/s. Inti Raghava Petrochem (P) Ltd., Part of231/1B/2, Mungamur (V), S.N. Padu (M), Prakasam Dist.523225

LPG FILLED CYCLINDERS48000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.04 0.036

35 tobacco M/s. IndianTobacco Traders, Kondepi Road, Tangurur (V&M), Prakasam Dist.523274

Redried Tobacco 15000 Spent Engineoil from DG Set

5 5.1 0.05 0.054

36 steelproducts

M/s. SteelExchange India Ltd., Reddy Palem, Pernamitta (M), Prakasam Dist. (Vizag Profiles).523225

M.S. Rebars 15600 Spent Engineoil from DG Set

5 5.1 0.04 0.035

37 steelproducts

M/s. J.K.Industries, Industrial Growth Centre, Gundlapalli (V), Maddipadu (M), Prakasam Dist.523211

SEWINGMACHINE

76.5 Spent Engineoil from DG Set

5 5.1 0.03 0.027

38 power M/s. SingarayaHills Green Power Genco (P) Ltd, Hasanapuram (V), Tripuranthakam (M), Prakasam Dist.523330

ELECTRICITY -MWH

2 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 1 1

39 power M/s. Agri Gold Projects Ltd., Hasanapuram (V), Tripuranthakam (M), Prakasam Dist.523330

ELECTRICITY - MU 52.56 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.06 0.06

40 Stonecrushers

M/s. PearlMineal (P) Ltd., Pernamitta (V), Santhanuthalapa du (M),PrakasamDist.523225

Block GalaxySlabs / Tiles Sq.rs

32000 Spent Engineoil from DG Set

5 5.1 0.05 0.045

41 power M/s. ClarionPower Corporation Ltd., Tangutur (V & M), Prakasam Dist.523274

ELECTRICITY -MU

4680.76 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.29 0.29

42 dairy M/s. The Prakasam Dist. Co-op. Milk Producers Union Ltd., Ongole Diary,Pernamitta (V), Santhanathalapa du (M),PrakasamDist.523225

1. Milk 90000 Spent oil 5 5.1 0.16 0.162

2.Butter(ByProduct)

6000 0

3.Ghee(Byproduct)

3000 0

4. Milk Powder(By product)

9000 0

43 tobacco M/s. AssociatedTobaccoPackers, 49/3,49/4, Malaguntapadu (V), Singarayakonda (M), Prakasam Dist.523101

TobaccoRedyring & Processing

3467.5 Spent oilfrom DG Set

5 5.1 0.03 0.027

44 R&Dchemicals

M/s. Biosyn Research Chemicals Pvt. Ltd., IGC, Gundlapalli (V), Maddipadu (M), Prakasam dt.-523211

R&D SPECIALITY CHEM0.21 Spent Organic Solve28 28.5 0 0.001

45 Mercerizin g & bleaching yarn (Based on2010 data)

M/s. Amaravathi Textiles Pvt. Ltd., (Expansion- Mercerizing & Bleaching section),Marturu (V & M), Prakasam district-523301

Cot Yarn 8809 Spent Engine oil 5 5.1 0.72 0.72

46 Metal M/s. SaiBhaskara Irons (P) Ltd., (Billets), Nagarajupalli(V), Marturu (M), Prakasam District -523301

BILLETS/INGOTS 3000 Sludge FromTreatment Of Waste Water Arising Out Of Cleaning/Dis posal Of Bar

33 33.2 0.5 0.5

ROLLEDPRODUCTS

1250 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.18 0.184

47 Reconstitu tedM/s. Godfrey Philips India Limited, Plot No.289 to 300, Industrial Growth Center, Gundlapalli (V), Maddipadu (M), Prakasam District-523211

Fine Scrap (ByProduct)

0.2 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.09 0.092

ReconstitutedTobacco Sheets

115.5 0

Silica (ByProduct)

0.4 0

48 Cotton yarn M/s. Sai Manasa Spintex (India) Ltd., Marturu (V&M), Prakasam dt.-523301

Used oil 5 5.1 0.08 0.075

49 Ferrosilicon

M/s. Sai LakshmiTulasi Ferros Pvt. Ltd., Plot No.537& 538, IndustrialGrowth Center, Gundlapalli (V), Maddipadu (M),Prakasam District-523211

FERRO SILICON 208 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.1 0.1

Bag FilterDust & Solids from Settling Tank

B28 B28 105 105

50 Ferrosilico n M/s. J.C.Biotech Pvt. Ltd., Plot Nos.548,549 & 550, APIIC, Industrial Growth Centre, Gundlapally (V), Maddipadu (M), Prakasam Dist.-523211

ARACHIDONIC ACID 1 Residues AndWastes

28 28.1 617.27 617.27

DOCOSAHEXAEN OIC ACID

1 Residues AndWastes

28 28.1 28.8 28.8

HYALURONICACID

1 Residues AndWastes

28 28.1 21.83 21.83

SERRATIOPEPTIDASE

1 SpentOrganicSolvents

28 28.5 21.68 21.68

Chemical Sludge Fr34 34.3 1.62 1.62

Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.09 0.09

051 Cotton yarn M/s. Idupulapadu

Cotton Mills Pvt. Ltd. Unit II, Jonnatali (V), Martur(M), PrakasamDistrict-523301

Cot Waste (By Product)

391.65 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.08 0.075

COT YARN 833.34 052 Sodium

chlorateM/s. TeamecChlorates Limited, Plot Nos. 558 & 559, APIIC, Industrial Growth Center, Gundlapalli (V), Maddipadu (M), Prakasam District -523211

80.34 47.48 32.86 0

53 Thermoco ol bM/s. Galaxy Poly Pack, Plot No.153, Industrial Growth Centre, Gundlapalli (V), Maddipadu (M), Prakasam Dist-523211

THERMOCOL BOXES 10 Used Oil 5 5.1 2 2

THERMOCOLPACKING

10 0

THERMOCOLPRODUCT

10 0

54 Manufacturing of Sodium Carboxy Methyl Cellulose

M/s. AsianCellulose PrivateLimited, Plot No:160 & 161, Industries Growth Center, Gundlapalli (V), Maddipadu (M), Prakasam District-523211

Potassiumsilicate solution

120 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.05 0.054

Purified SodiumCarboxy Methyl Cellulose

46.77 SodiumChloride Salt

34 34.3 10 10

Sodium CarboxyMethyl Cellulose(Technical)

75.84 0

55 Manufact uring aluminum extrusions& Aluminum Moldings.

M/s. Virupaksha Aluminium Pvt. Ltd., Sy. No. Plot No.425, IGC, Gundlapalli (V), Maddipadu (M), PrakasamDistrict-523211

Used oil 5 5.1 1.94 1.936

56 Parboiledrice mill

M/s. Sri RamaRaw & Boiled Rice Mill (formerly known asSatyanarayanaRaw & Boiled Rice Mill, Sy No.704/A Mederametla (V), Korispadu (M), Prakasam Dist.-523212

PARA BOILEDRICE

3600 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.02 0.018

57 Parboiledrice mill

M/s. Sri VenkataSai Boiled & Raw Rice Mill, Sy No.705, Mederametla(V), Korispadu(M), PrakasamDist-523212

PARABOILEDRICE

360 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.02 0.018

58 Chemical M/s. EverHealth Life Sciences Private Ltd, Plot No:408 & 419, Industrial Growth Centre, Gundlapalli (V), Maddipadu (M), Prakasam District -523211

AluminumHydroxide Gel (From Entacapone) - By Product

68.7633 e Waste 18 18.5 0.1 0.1

AqueousAluminum (From donepezil hydrochloride) - By Product


5 5.1 0.15 0.15

Carisoprodol 9.99999 Residues AndWastes

28 28.1 1153.4 1153.4

DonepezilHydrochloride

4.99998 SpentCatalyst / Spent Carbon

28 28.2 58.4 58.4

Entacapone 5.99997 SpentOrganicSolvents

28 28.5 365 365

Lepidine 0.99999 DiscardedContainers / Barrels / Liners contaminate d with Hazardous Wastes/Che micals

33 33.3 0 6820

LoperamideHydrochloride

0.99999 Chemical Sludge From Waste Water Treatment

34 34.3 36.5 36.5

LosartanPotassium

7.49997 0

MemantineHydrochloride

0.99999 0

Methoxy Ethanol (Fro9.44415 0

Mirtazapine 0.99999 0Olmesartan 0.99999 0QuetiapineHemifumarate

5.99997 0

RopiniroleHydrochloride

0.99999 0

Succinimide(from Laosartan Potassium) - By Product

6.41664 0

TamsulosinHydrochloride

0.24999 0

Tenatoprazole 0.99999 0Terconazole 4.99998 0Valsartan 5.99997 0VenlafaxineHydrochloride

2.0001 0

59 Manufact urinM/s. Sri Priyanka Raw & Boiled Rice Mill, Sy Nos. 303, 304,305, 306, 308,309, 310 & 327, APIIC IALA, Growth Centre, Annangi (V), Maddipadu (M), Prakasam District. 523211

Brawn (by products) 90 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.05 0.045


120 0

Husk (byproducts)

360 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 300 300

Paraboiled rice 900 060 Frozen

shrimp Processing unit

M/s. KalyanAqua & Marine Exports India Pvt. Ltd., Sy. Nos.143 &144/1,2 & 3, Keerthipadu (V), Maddipadu(M), Prakasam District.523211

PROCESSEDSHRIMPS

141 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.45 0.45

Shrimps Heads &tails(by product)

69 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 300 300

61 Manufact urinM/s. SriValluramma Raw& Boiled RiceMill, Plot No.513, Industrial Growth Centre, Gundlapally (V), Maddipadu (M), Prakasam District. 523211

Brawn (by products) 90 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.35 0.354

BROKEN RICE (by product)

120 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 300 300

Husk (byproducts)

210 0

para boiled rice 750 062 Manufact

uring Different Sizes of Stone Chips & Stone Dust.

M/s. BSCPLInfrastructureLtd., Sy. Nos.789/3, 790/1 &790/3, Bodduvaripalem (V), Korisapadu (M), Prakasam District.523212

Different Sizes ofSe Chips & SeDust

150000 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.13 0.129

63 Hot Mixplant, Wet mix plant&BatchingPlant.

M/s. BSCPLInfrastructureLtd., Sy. Nos.128/14, 1A, 1A3,1C & 1C3, Bodduvaripalem (V), Korisapadu (M), Prakasam District. 523212

BatchingAggregate

18000 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.05 0.045

Hot mixbitument or asphalt

48000 0

Wet Mix Plant 36000 064 Quartz powderM/s. Venus

Minerals, Sy No.117/1, Kovilampadu (V), C.S. Puram (M), PrakasamDistrict 523112

QUARTZ POWDER 405 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.13 0.129

65 Starchmanufacturing unit

M/s. GlocellChemical Industries Pvt. Ltd., Plot, No.541, Industrial Growt Centre, Gundlapalli (V),Maddipadu (M), Prakasam District.523211

Carboxy MethylCellulose & Poly Anionic Cellulose(Technical)

375 Used Spentoil

5 5.1 0.05 0.045

CMC/ PACpurified

75 SodiumChloride Salt

34 34.3 8.25 8.25

Pregel Starch 125 066 Pvc pipe

fittings, pvc pipes& tubes

M/s. Fine plastpolymers ltd., pamur Prakasam Dist-523 108

Used spentoil

5 5.1 0.07 0.074

67 Mild steelbillets/ingots

M/s. Sai bhaskarirons pvt. Ltd. Nagarajupalli, marturu Prakasam Dist -523301

Used oil 5 5.1 3.21 3.21

68 Paper -unbleache d

M/s. Sanjeevapulp & papers ltd., giddalur tq., gandikota(v) Prakasam Dist-523357

Used oil 5 5.1 2.18 2.184

69 Rice branoil

M/s. Sreeramalingeswara agro processors (p) ltd., ongole n.uppalapadu(m) uppugundurPrakasam Dist -523 186

Used oil 5 5.1 0.69 0.69

oil sludge 5 5.2 4.78 4.78spentcatalyst

28 28.2 2 2

spent earth 5 5.2 3.94 3.9470 Tobacco M/s. B.k.

Threshers pvt. Ltd. Nh 5, kalikivayi (v), tangutur (m) Prakasam Dist -523274

Processing ofTobacco Leaf

100800 Used /spentoil

5 5.1 1.2 1.2

71 * M/s. BrahmmasAgro Industries (P) Ltd. Desaipet,Prakasa m Dist

11.66 11.655 0

7042.17 683.096 2405.855

1 2 3 8 9 10

Quantity Numbers

1 Inorganicchemical

M/S. Chaitanya Chemicals,1226, Ramireddy Kottalu, Vallur (M), YSR District-516002

BaCl2 Cristals(100%)

83 Used oil and Waste oil 5 5.1 0.08 0.08

BaCl2 Solution(100%)

108 Process sludge (Unburnt barytes & traces of BaCl2)C3 C3 24 24

NaHS Solution(20 to 30%)

208 0

2 Isolatedstorage

M/S. Indian Oil CorporationLtd., Near Railway Station, YSR District – 516 004.

Nanomanufacturing process involved

Sludge contaminatedwith oil

3 3.3 1.4 1.4

3 cement M/S. The India CementsLtd.,P.O. Yerraguntla, YSR District – 516 309

Cement 54000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 1.5 1.5

Chromium (Iii)Compounds

B1 B1 2 2

Clinker 54000 STP Sludge 34 34.3 1 1Hi Chrome forged grinding media

B1 B1 32.4 32.4

4 autoservices

M/S. APSRTC,Ramanjaneyapuram, Chinna Chowk, Gram Panchayat, YSR District 516 002.

Cleaning ofbuses (Nos)

240 Waste oils from DGsets

5 5.1 2.9 2.9

Tyreretreading(Nos)

53844 Lead acid batteries B4 B4 26

5 cement M/S. Zuari Cements Limited,Yerraguntla, Krishnanagar, YSR District – 516 311.

Cement(PPC/OPC)

20800 Used/Spent oil 5 5.1 2.31 2.31

waste/residue containing oil

5 5.2 6.01 6.006

Hi Chrome forgedgrinding media

B1 B1 6.24 6.24

6 cement M/S. The India CementsLtd.,P.O. Chilamkur, YSR District –516 310

Cement 1800000 Waste Mineral oils &their emilsions &sludges

5 5.2 10.41 10.41

Lead acid batteries B4 B4 4Hi Chrome forgedgrinding media

B1 B1 2 2

Hazardous Generating Industries in Kadapa District4 5 6 7


Hazardous Waste generating process (Code for Sch-1 and Details for Sch-2)


Quant ity of Landfil lable HW in MTA

Qua ntit y of Rec ycla ble HW in MT A

Quan tityof Incin erabl e HW in MTA

Name of theProduct

Quantity Name of HazardousWaste generating

(Codefor Sch-1 and

Details forSch-2)

Schedule -I Schedule -II

Schedule -I Schedu le -II

7 power M/S. Rayalaseema ThermalPower Plant(A.P.Genco Limited), Murdanur, V.V. Reddy Nagar – YSR District516 312,

Electricity _MU 9198 Brass Scrap B3, C14

B3, C 14 0.01 0.01

Copper scarp withforeign material

B3 B3 1.4 1.404

empty carboys 33 33.3 578Used oil with watermixed

5 5.1 21.51 21.505

contaminated HF oil 5 5.2 9.19 9.19Used oil 5 5.1 4.63 4.63

4Used oils 5 5.1 6.6 6.59

8Empty damaged oildrums scrap

33 33.3 0 70

Copper scarp withforeign material

B3 B3 0.32 0.317

8 asbestos M/S. Padma Minerals (P)Limited, 1/5A, AmbakapalliRoad, Pulivendla, YSR District-516390 (Bhramhanapalli

Asbestos fibre 360000 Waste oils from DGsets

5 5.1 0.9 0.9

9 mineral M/S. A.P.Mineral Development Corporation Limited, Mangampet Barytes Project, Post: Mangampet, YSR District – 516 108.

Barytes powder 70000 Waste oils from DGsets

5 5.1 0.75 0.75

Lead acid batteries B4 B4 610 Inorganic

chemicalM/S. R.C.S. Chemicals Ltd, No. 141, IDA, Kadapa-516001 (Plot No.-3)

Barium Sulphate 1800000 Waste oils from DG sets 5 5.1 0.16 0.16

BariumChloride

1200000 0

Sodium SulphaHydrate

2400000 0

11 oilrecycler

M/S. Sri SreenivasaLubricants, Plot No: E4 & E5, I.E, Proddutur, YSR District -516360

Reclamationoil

633600 Waste oils (Rawmaterial)

5 5.1 0.9 0.9

Filter cake 5 5.2 30 3012 Isolated

storageM/S. Hindusthan PetroleumCorporation Ltd, Near Rly. Stn, YSR District-516004

Storage OfPetrolemProducts (Klt)

12023 oily Sludge Emulsion 1 1.3 60 60

13 Isolatedstorage

M/S. Indian Oil CorporationLtd., (Bottling), IDA, YSR District-516001

Bulk Lpg 3667 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0 0.001

14 power M/S. Greenko Energies Pvt.Ltd, (Formerly . Sri Balaji Biomass Power Pvt. Ltd.,) Kokkirayapalli Road,Chennur (V), Kadapa 516162

Powergeneration(MW) _MU


5 5.1 0.13 0.13

15 vegetable oil M/S. Sri AmbicaExtractions., Sy.No: 602, 603& 605, Kothapalli (V), Proddatur (M), YSR District-516360

Sun Flower / Ground Nut oil


5 5.1 0.5 0.5

S.F. / G.N DeOiled Cake

31320000 0

16 Vegetableoil

M/S. Tirumala SolventIndustries Pvt. Ltd., Chinna Chowk, Kadapa, YSR District.-516002

Sunflower Oil 1800000 oil sludge 5 5.1 0.01 0.01

Groundnut Oil 1080000 0De-oiled cake 29520000 0

17 Distillery M/S. Eagle Distilleries,Tadigotla Village, C. K.Dinne (M), Kadapa , YSR District516003

IMFL bottling 864000 Waste oils from DGsets

5 5.1 0.6 0.6

18 cement M/S. Dalmia Cement(Bharath) Ltd (Formerly Eswar Cements Ltd) - Cement Division, Chinna Komerla Of Mylavaram (M), YSR District-516433

OPC/PPC 338000 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 4 4


B1 B1 101.4 101.4

19 cement M/S. Bharathi CementCorporation Ltd (Formerly . Raghu Ram Cements Ltd) YSR District, (Cement Plant),Nallingayapalli,KamalapuramMandal Of YSR District-516289

Cement 417000 Used oil and Waste oil 5 5.1 4.24 4.24

Clinker 275000 Hi Chrome forgedgrinding media

B1 B1 207.6 207.6

20 Chemicalunit

M/S. Sivadhir Fertilizers,Sy.No:178-5, RTPP Road, Sirigepalli (V), Jammalamadugu (M), YSR District 516474

102.63 45.521 15.189

41.924

21 Chemical unit M/S. Rajeswari Chemicals, Plot No: 18-B, IDA, Kadapa, YSR District 516001

102.63 45.521 15.189

41.924

22 Bitumenbased paints:

M/S. Roadmat Industries.Plot No. 140, IDA, YSR District516001

Paint sludge 21 21.1 0.01 0.0077

23 Metal M/S. Tummaluru Iron OreMines, Sy.No.874/8, Tummaluru (V), Pedlimami (M), YSR District 516218

Waste oil 5 5.1 1.32 1.32

24 Glassbottles

M/S. Samyu Glass PrivateLimited, Plot. No: 11, Industrial Development Park, Gundla Madugu, YSR District516001

Glass bottles 5250 Used oil and Waste oil 5 5.1 1 1

25 Chemicalunit

M/S. Nandi Chemicals, PlotNo: 94, IDA, Kadapa, YSR District 516001

102.63 45.521 15.189

41.924

26 Chemicalunit

M/S. SangamithraChemicals, Plot No: 97-B, 97- C & 97-D, I.D.A., Kadapa516001

102.63 45.521 15.189

41.924

27 Chemical unit

M/S. Surya Chemicals, Plot No. 74-A, IDA, YSR District516001

102.63 45.521 15.189

41.924

28 Chemicalunit

M/S. Akshya Chemicals, PlotNo. 109, Kadapa Dist.516001

102.63 45.521 15.189

41.924

29 Hot mixplant

M/S. KMC ConstructionsLimited, Sy. No:1145,1146/2, Mydukur Village & Mandal, YSR Dt-516360

Used oil 5 5.1 0.06 0.0564

30 Yellow Orcher Mining

M/S. Bharath Minerals, Sy.No: 264/1&9, 265/1&3, Alavalapadu Village, Vempalli Mandal, YSR District 516350

Used oil 5 5.1 4.1 4.104

31 Barytesmining

M/S. Sri G. GangadharaMines At Sy.No: 194/2P,4P,194/5, 203/3P Of K.V.Palli (V) & Pulivendula (M), YSR District -516390

Used oil 5 5.1 4.14 4.14

32 Barytes mining

M/S. Gowthami Mines & Minerals, Sy.No: 186/1B,194/1A & 194/1B, Vempalli Village & Mandal, YSR District 516390

Used oil 5 5.1 4.1 4.104

33 Barytesmining

M/S. Rangaiah &Sons(V.V.Rangaiah Chetty), Sy.No: 917/2, Vemula Village& Mandal, YSR District516349

Used oil 5 5.1 4.1 4.104

34 Barytesmining

M/S. Sri Sai Deva Minerals,Sy.No: 640/2, Vemula Village& Mandal, YSR District516349

Non Metallicminerals (Barytes powder)

900 Used oil 5 5.1 4.14 4.14

35 Barytesmining

M/S. Sri Sivaganga MineralsOf G.Gangadhar, Sy.No:923/4,-B, 923/5, Vemula Village & Mandal, YSR District 516349

Pulversing ofNon MetallicMinerals

900 Used oil 5 5.1 4.1 4.104

36 Oxygen filling M/S. Sivadhir Gases, Sy.No.154-4, Sirigepalli (V), Jammalamadugu Mandal, YSR Dist.516474

Used oil 5 5.1 1.2 1.2

37 Barytes miningM/S. Abdul Khader Barytes Mine, Velpula, Vemula, YSR Dt. 516349

Used oil 5 5.1 4.1 4.104

38 Barytesmining

M/S. Yellow Ochre Mine OfSri K.Kanchi Reddy, (1.582Ha),Mine Owner, Sy.No.260/2, Alavalapadu (V), Vempalli (M), YSR Dist.516350

Used oil 5 5.1 4.1 4.104

39 Chemicalunit

M/S. MNS Barium Salts,Sy.No:1043/2, Plot No: 52, IDA, Kadapa, YSR Dt-516360

BariumCarbonate

30 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.1

SodiumSulphide

30 0

40 Cement M/S. Cement Corporation OfIndia Ltd., Yerraguntla, Kamalapuram (M), YSR District- 516 309

Used oil 5 5.1 8.54 8.54


B1 B1 2.23 2.23

41 Bariumcarbonate

M/S. Jyothi Chemicals Ltd.,IDA Putlampalli, YSR District-516 002

Used oil 5 5.1 3 3

42 Bariumcarbonate

M/S. Kores (India) Ltd, YSRDistrict- 516001

Used oil 5 5.1 3 3

43 Cement M/S. Texmaco Ltd.,Yerraguntla YSR District- 516309

Used oil 5 5.1 8.54 8.54

44 Cement M/S. Tirumala Cements (P)Ltd., Kanneluru, Jammalamadugu, YSR District-, 516434

Used oil 5 5.1 8.54 8.54


B1 B1 2.23 2.23

330.136 116.78 61.41

1 2 3 8 9 10Quantity of

Landfillabl e HW in MTA

Name of the QuantityName of the

ProductQuantity Quantity Numbers

1 chemical Saptagiri champer Ltd., Lolluru (V), Singanamala(M), B. Kothapally, Ananthapur.515435

Camphor 1620 Used oil 5 5.1 0.08 0.08

Iso bronyl 180 Spent carbon 28 28.2 14 14Sodium Acetatedi hydride

1761 ETP sludge 34 34.3 1.3 1.3

Dipentene/Turpolene

891 Spent titaniumdioxide

D4 D4 13 13

Camphor oil /fenchone

94.5 spenct coppercatalyst

13 13 0.8 0.8

Pinetar 126 02 auto

servicesM/s. Diesel loco shed(South central railway) Guntakal, Anantapur Dist.515801

Maintenance oflocomotives Nos

1440 waste oil 5 5.1 2.16 2.16

Inventorizationof hazardous waste

0.48 Used lead acidbatteries

B4 B4 5 5

Nonferrousmetal scrap for incineration

10 10

3 food M/s. kalyani Roller flourmill Pvt Ltd , IDA, guntakal, Anantapur Dist.515801.

Atta 500 Lubricating oil 5 5.1 7 7

Bran 500 0Maida 800 0Sooji 200 0

4 cement M/s. Penna cementindustries Ltd., Talarichervu,(V), Tadipathri (M), Ananthapur –

Cement(OPC,PPC,PSC)


5 5.1 2.4 2.4

Clinker 1.45 oil And Grease,SkimmingResidues

34 34.4 2 2

Hi Chrome forged griB1 B1 0.001 0.001

4 5 6 7HW Code HW generation as per assessment in

MTA

Schedul e -IISchedule -ISchedule -IISchedule -I

Quantity of Recyclable HW in MTA

Quantity of Incinerable HW in MTA

Hazardous Waste Generating Industries in Anantapur District


Hazardous Waste generating process (Code for Sch-1 and Details for Sch-

2)

Codefor Sch-

1 and Details for Sch-

2)

Name ofHazardous Waste

generating

5 cement M/s. Ultra Tech Cem PlantLtd, (Formerly known as M/s Larsen & Turbo Ltd., A.P. Cement Works, Bhogasamudram (V), Tadipatri (M), Ananthapur -515 415.

Clinker 6.5 Waste oilSludge

5 5.2 10.6 10.6

Cement 9 Transfer oil 5 5.1 3.31 3.31Waste oil/Usedoil

5 5.1 39.06 39.06

Waste Grease 5 5.2 12.42 12.42Lead AcidBatteries

B4 B4 570


B1 B1 0.0047 0.0047

6 textiles M/s Super Spinning MillsLtd, (formerly known as LRG Technologies), Kotnur, Hinpur, Anantapur Dist.515212

Cot yarn and 1080 wastelubricating oil

5 5.1 0.04 0.04

ETP sludge 34 34.3 2 27 steel

productsM/s. Wipro fluid power226C/226D, APIIC, IDA, thumukunta Hindupur, anantpaur district. 515766

generalcylinders Nos.

333 ETP sludge 34 34.3 0.36 0.36

Tippers cylindersNos.

633 painting sludge 21 21 1.6 1.6

pumps Nos. 290 discardedcontainers

33 33.3 0 137

valves Nos. 400 oil sludge 21 21.1 17.6 17.68 textiles M/s. Super spinning mills

ltd., B – Unit, Kotnur, Hindupur, Ananthapur District.515212

Cot Waste 165 Used spent oil 5 5.1 10.5 10.5

Cot Yarn 378 09 textiles M/s. Precot Mills Ltd., B-

Unit, Kodiganahalli, Hindupur – Ananthapur District.515 212,

Cot yarn and 3744 wastelubricating oil

5 5.1 3.84 3.84

polyster yarn 2520 010 coke M/s. Satavahana Ispat Ltd.,

Haresamudram (V), Bommanahal (M), Ananthapur District.515871

Captive powerMU

0.2712 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 22.31 22.31

Pig Iron 250000 Sludge 34 34.3 60 6011 rubber M/s. Eswar Rubber products (P)

Ltd., Somandepalli (P), Penukonda, Anantapur District.515122

Butyl reclaimed rubber1100 Used spent oil 5 5.1 1.4 1.4

Chemical Sludge From Waste Water Treatment

34 34.3 1 1

DistillationResidues From Contaminated Organic Solvents

36 36.4 0.12 0.12

13 electrical M/s. Power Gear Ltd, (International Bus-Ducts), Plot No.17, IDA, Thumukunta, Hindupur.5157666

Bus Ducts 1500 waste lubricating oils5 5.1 0.01 0.01

paint sludge 12 12 0.02 0.0214 steel

productsM/s. Roll well conveyorcomponents Pvt Ltd., 60, IDA, Thumukunta, Hindupur, Ananthapur district.-515 211

Rollers, Idlers &Fabrications

50 waste oil 5 5.1 20 20

15 Secondary non ferrous metals

M/s. Lakshmi venkateswaraMetals & Chemicals, PlotNo. K 1, I.D.A., Gooty Road, Guntakal, Anantapur distirct.515402

Copper sulphate 96 Spent catalystcontaining copper

13 13 240 240

Zinc sulphate 96 copper revertscake, residue, copper oxide mill scale

3 3,4 ,5, &6

300 300

Coppercathodes

22 Zinc ash / Zincdust , Zink skimming and other bearing sludge and spent catalyst containing zinc

17 17 240 240

un recoveredzinc sludge

8 8.2 15 15

ETP sludge 34 34.3 15 15Spent electrolytic solutions

34 34.3 12 12

16 steelproducts

M/s. M.G Metallic springsBellary Road, Anantapur.515001

IndustrialMetallic springs

360 Waste oils 5 5.2 0.08 0.08

Phosphate coated spr120 ETP sludge 34 34.3 0.15 0.15

Waste grease 5 5.2 1.8 1.8Phosphatesludge

12 12.5 1.12 1.12

17 solventrecovery

M/s. Puttaiah solvents pvt.Ltd R.S., Kallur AnantpaurDist.515774

Wax 1050 wastelubricating oils,

5 5.1 0.02 0.02

Neem oil 1050 oil sludge 5 5.2 0.3 0.3De-waxed wastepaper

4200 0

De-oiled Neemcake

9600 0

18 solventrecovery extractio n

M/s. Sreenivasa oils andfertilisers R.S., KallurAnantpaur Dist.515774

solventextracted oil

1200 waste oil 5 5.1 0.02 0.02

ETP sludge 34 34.3 2 219 steel

productsM/s. Maharshi Alloys Pvt.Ltd Madhugiri Road, Moda, Hindupur (M), Anantapur Dist.515212

M.S.Ingot/Billet 231 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 2.4 2.4

20 textiles M/s. Super spinning mills ltd., A – Unit, Kirikera, Hindupur, Ananthapur District.515211

Cot Waste 65 Waste oil 5 5.1 1.74 1.74

Cot Yarn 567 021 textiles M/s. Hindustan Petroleum

Corporation Limited, New Pol Depot, Thimmanacherla (v), Guntakal (M),Anantapur Dist.515801

High SpeedDiesel (HSD) Klt

14970 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.04 0.04

Motor Spirit Klt 1270 WastesResiduesContaining oil

5 5.2 0.7 0.7

Superior Kerosene Oil1670 0

22 Isolatedstorage

M/s. Indian Oil CorporationLimited,Alur Road, Guntakal.515415

Storage ofpetorol Kl

210 Tank bottomsludge

3 3.3 1 1

Storage of diesel 14653 0Storage ofKirosene

1450 0

Storage ofEthonal

40 0

Storage offurnace oil

2320 0

storage ofhexane

70 0

23 steelproducts

M/s. Shanti Alloys Pvt Ltd,Factory No.57 Industrial Estate, thumakunta, Hindupur, Anantapur dist.515766

MS ingots 1200 Waste oils / oilsludge

5 5.1 0.6 0.6

24 steelproducts

M/s. Tulip industries, PlotNo.134, IDA, Thumukunta. Anantapur Dist- 515766

HardchromePlated pis rods

15000 ChemicalSludge From Waste Water Treatment

34 34.3 0.01 0.01

25 electroplating

M/s. Yesses AnodizingIndustries (p) Ltd 6/127, Engineering college road,Anantapur. 515002

Aluminium DoorFittings no's

458624 oily SludgeEmulsion

1 1.3 0.02 0.02

26 Chemical M/s. Ray international APIIC IDA, thumukunta, Hindupur.515766

Benzhydrol 3 Spent Carbon 18 18.2 1 1

Iminodibenzyl 3 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 25 25

process Wastes,Residue s and sludges

21 21.1 1 1

SEPs / forcedevaporation pond system

34 34.3 0.5 0.5

Leaf filter 28 28.1 1 127 organic chemM/s. Sai Ganesh Chemicals

Sy.No.28/IA, Rachanipalli (v), Anantapur Rural (M), Anantapur Dist.515001

Chlorinated paraffix wax

1200 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.01 0.01

HydrochloricAcid

2100 0

Sodium hypo 1500 028 Steel plant M/s. Kalyani Gerdau Steels

(Formerly Sjk steel plant Ltd.), Jambulapadu(v), Tadipatri(V&M), Anantapur Dist. 515411

Alloy SteelCastings

500 process Wastes,Resi21 21.1 1 1

Pig Iron 435 DiscardedContainers / Barrels / Liners contaminated with Hazardous Wastes/Chemic als

33 33.3 0 910

Power MWH 0.144 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 10 10Rebar Steel 600 Wastes

ResiduesContaining oil

5 5.2 20 20

Special BarQuality (SBQ) Steel

280 0

Steel Billets 875 0Gas CleaningSludge BF

13 13.1 150 150

Process Dust 13 13.1 120 120Gas CleaningSludge

13 13.1 540 540

Convertor29 heavy

engineeri ngM/s. Surya coach builderspvt ltd Sy.No.372 Kirikera(v) Hindupur(M), Anantapur.515211

bus fabricationgNos

180 wastelubricating oils,

5 5.1 0.02 0.02

elastic rail clipsNos

960000 paint sludge 12 12 0.48 0.48

30 Secondary metal processin g

M/s. Supreme industriesI.D.A., Gooty Road, Guntakal, Anantapur distirct.515801

Copper sulphate 120 Copper ash /copper cake / copper catalyst and other copper bearing sludge

7 7.3 180 180

Zinc sulphate 98 Zinc ash / Brass ash / Zinc dust , Zink skimming and other bearing sludge

7 7.3 144 144

Un refinedcopper sheets

96 un recoveredzinc sludge

6 6.1 &8.2

18 18

ETP sludge 34 34.3 12 1231 steel plant M/s Meenakshi Bright steel Bars

Pvt Ltd, IDA, Thumukunta, Hindupur.515766

M. S. Ingots 2750 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 0.05 0.05

M. S. T bars 6000 032 heavy

engineeri ngM/s Zenith Hard wareindustries Pvt.Ltd, Engineering College Road, Anantapur -515 002

Manufacture ofbuilders hardware

120 waste oil 5 5.1 0.01 0.01

Sludge 14 14.1 0.07 0.0733 dairy M/s A.P.Dairy Development

Co-operation Federation Ltd. Milk Chilling unit, Hindupur.515201

pasteurized Milk 7200 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.01 0.01

34 Isolatedstorage

M/s Envy Cylinders Pvt Ltd,76/63, hampauram(V), Raptadu(M), Anantapur Dist.515721

LPG bottling 27 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.04 0.04

35 dairy M/s APDDCF Ltd,Anantapur Milk Shed, Engineering College Road, Anantapur.515002

pasteurized Milk 5400 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.04 0.04

ed Milk 360 0Ghee 6 0

36 TSDF M/s Maridi Eco IndustriesPvt Ltd (formerly known as M/s Enviro Medicon Incin. Services (P) Ltd), S.No.616B, Veerapuram(V), Tadipatri(M), Anantapur Dist.515341

BMWIncinerator

100 Incineration ash 36 36.2 1.5 1.5

ETP sludge 34 34.3 0.6 0.637 Sponge

iron and power

M/s Sai Sindhu Sponge IronPvt Ltd, Bhogasamuram(V), Tadipatri(M), Anantapur Dsit.515415

Sponge Ironplant

52500 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.6 0.6

Co-generationpower plantMW

8 Used lead acidbatteries

B4 B4 36

38 Isolatedstorage

M/s Mangalore Cements,& Petro Chemicals Lt, PlotNo.139, 140, 141, 159, 160& 161, APIIC Growth Centre, Thumukunta, Hindupur(M), Anantapur Dist.515415

MS (Petrol) Kl 100 Tank bottonsludge's

3 3.3 0.1 0.1

PGMS (Premiumgrade petrol) Kl

100 0

HSD (Diesel) Kl 200 0PGHSD(Premium gradeDiesel) Kl

200 0

SKO (Kerosene)Kl

100 0

Furnace oil Kl 100 0Bitumen 50 0

39 Fertilizer M/s. Bhaskar fertilisers Pvt Ltd, Sy.No.113/3B to 6B, NH-7, Loluru(V),Singanamala(M), AnantapurDist.515435

NPK Fertilisers 4500 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 0.2 0.2

SSP / GSSP 4500 oily Sludge X14 X14 0.05 0.0540 Sponge

ironM/s. Apple IndustriesSy.No.617 & 618, D.Hireal(V&M), Anantapur District.515872

Ingots / billets 6000 Lead acidbattery plates and other lead,scrap/ashes/res idues not

B4 B4 1

41 Fertilizer M/s Renuka Fertilisers,Sy.No.260/266/1, Reddypalli(V), Bukkarayasamudram(V), Anantapur. 515701

NPK Fertilizers 45000 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.03 0.03

SSP / GSSP 45000 Tank bottomsludge

3 3.3 1.4 1.4

Acid bottomsludge

3 3.3 1 1

42 Battery M/s Cynergy Enterprises,Plot No.33, IDA, Thumuakunta, Hindupur, Anantapur.515766

Lead ingots 480 Lead slag 9 9.1 45 45

Battery plates 45 Lead ash (bagfilter dust)

9 9.2 6 6

Assembledbatteries Nos

4500 Lead dross 9 9.1 120 120

43 textiles M/s Super Spinning MillsLtd, (Super Sara), M.Beerapalli(V), Hindupur(M), Anantapur Dist.515201

Cot Waste 180 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 2 2

Cot Yard 390 044 mining M/s Anantapur Mining

Corporation, Sy.No.1/P, Obulapuram(V), D.Hirehal(M), Anantapur Dist. 515414

Iron ore 3333 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.4 0.4

45 steelproducts

M/s Sree RadhakrishnaAlloys Unit-2, Gollapruam(V), Hindupur(M), Anantapur Dist.515211

MS Angles 625 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 0.05 0.05

MS Square 625 0MS T Bars 625 0

46 steel plant M/s Sree Radhakrishna Alloys Unit-1, Plot No.52, Ida, Thumakunta, Hindupur(M), Anantapur Dist.515766


5 5.1 0.06 0.06

M.S Twistedbars

48 0

47 steelplant

M/s A One Steel Pvt Ltd,Manesamudram(V), Hindupur, Anantapur dist.515212

MS Ingots 16200 Waste oil 5 5.1 0.24 0.24

48 steelplant

APS Steels Limited, SyNo66/3, Devarapalli(V), Hindupur(M), AnantapurDist-515775

MS Ingots 94 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 1 1

49 steelplant

M/s Shyam Ferrous, ,Devarapalli, Hindupur.515775

MS Ingots 1641 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.1 0.102

T Bars 5000 0Sludge fromScrubber

13 13.1 8 8

050 cement M/s Penna Cement

Industries Ltd, Boyareddipalli (V), Yadiki(M), Anantapur Dist.515408

Used oil 5 5.1 8.54 8.54


B1 B1 2.23 2.23

051 metals M/s Vakkal Impex,

thumukunta, Hindupur.515766Segregation ofIron & Aluminium

1616.66 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.01 0.01

52 steel M/s Goyal Bright Steels,APIIC Plot No.0, Thumukunta (V), Hindupur(M), Anantapur Dist.515766

wrought steel 4000 Caustic soda 16 16.2 15 15

53 Bulkdrug Sifflon drugs, Sy.No.25-4,Rachanipalli, Anantapur (M&Dist). 515001

Tri ChloroSalicylic Acid

36.5 ETP Sludge 34 34.3 3.7 3.7

Oxyclozanide 116.8 Spent carbon 28 28.2 6.05 6.05Rafoxanide 36.5 Iron Sludge 28 28.1 70.51 70.51Niclosamide 35.55 waste oil 5 5.1 0.09 0.09

Sodium BiSulphate and Potassium Chloride

28 28.1 102.43 102.433

54 M.S Joiststructure s

M/s Shree RadhakrishnaAlloys Private Limited (Unit-4), Sy.No.48A, APIIC Growth Centre, Thumukunta(V), Hindupur Anantapur Dist.515766

M.S Joiststructure


5 5.1 0.03 0.03

55 Dyeing ofraw silk

M/s Ratnam Silk Dyeing andDesigning unit, Sy.No.414,8, 9, 10, Gandhi Nagar, Dharmavaram(V&M), Anantapur Dist. 515671

Used oil 5 5.1 2.1 2.1

56 stonecrusher

M/s Sree Shiridi Sai StoneCrushers, Sy.No.371 & 372, Konakondla(V), Vajrakakrur(M), Anantapur Dist. 515842

Waste oil 5 5.1 0.13 0.13

57 M.S. Ingots M/s Sree Radha Krishna Alloys (P) Ltd., Unit-I, Sy.No.16/3 & 17/2, Gollapuram(V),Hindupur(M), Anantapur Dist. 515211


5 5.1 0.27 0.27

58 rubbermanufact uring

M/s Eswar Rubber Products(P) Ltd, (Expansion) Somandapalli, Penugonda(M), Anantapur Dist. 515122

Butyl reclaimedrubber

1100 Used spent oil 5 5.1 1.4 1.4

59 Steels &Alloys.

M/s Hindupur Steel andalloys private Limited, Plot No.29, Gollapuram(V), Hindupur(M), Anantapur Dist. 515211

MS Ingots 60 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.06 0.06

60 Steatite mininM/s Bramaramba Mineral company, Sy.No.300/1, Julakalva(V), Singanamala(M),Ananthapur Dist. 515425

Steatite 300 Used oil 5 5.1 4.1 4.104

61 Mining M/s Narsu & Company,Sy.No.300/1, Julakalva(V), Singanamala(M), Ananthapur Dist. 515425

Used oil 5 5.1 4.1 4.104

62 Soap Manufact uringUnit

M/s. Mantra Soap works, Shed No.F2, APIIC, S,Sadlapalli(V), HIndupur(M), Anathapur Dist. 515211

Soaps 58.3 Waste cakes contain5 5.2 16.5 16.5

Washingpowder

16 0

63 Manufacturing of copper sulphate& Zinc sulphate

M/s Mansvi Pharma No.219& 220, IA, Thumakunta, Hindupur Anantapur District. 515766

Coleus Forskolin 34 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 0.05 0.05

copper sulphate 0 0Curcumin 34 0

64 Cotton yarn M/s. Pearl Textiles, Sy.No.25, Byrapuram (V), Lepakshi(M), Anantapur Dist. 515110

Yarn processing 1.08 Chemical Sludge From Waste Water Treatment

34 34.3 0 0.001

65 Metallurgical unit

M/s M.B.Smelters (P) Ltd,Sy.No.72, Manesamudram(V), Hindupur, Anantapur515212

High CarbonManganese / Silico Manganese


5 5.1 0.18 0.18

Low carbon ferro Allo200 0

Slag 500 0

66 Steatiteand Dolomite mining

M/s Sree Vishnu Mines &Minerals Pvt Ltd, Sy.No.265, Venkatampalli(V), Narpala(M), Anantapur Dist. 515425

Dolomite Mining 250000 Used oil 5 5.1 3.57 3.57

67 Kraft paper M/s Sai Shakti Kraft Papers(P) Ltd, I.E, Gollapuram(V), Hindupur, Ananthapur. 515211

Kraft Paper 1500 Used oil 5 5.1 2.18 2.18

68 Kraft paper M/s Tirumala products, Sy.No.336/3,Kalyandurg(V), Ananthapur.

Blow moulding of plastic

150000 Used oil 5 5.1 2.18 2.18

Plastic Mugs 150000 069 Granulat ed

FertilizerM/s Nirman Fertilisers (P) Ltd,Sy.No9.170/2B, &470/4,Mutimadagu(V), Garladinne(M), Anantapur Dist.-515731

Used oil 5 5.1 2.9 2.9

70 Edible oil M/s. Chaudhary(chowdhary) Edibles (P) Ltd.,Sy.No.201, Pydeti (V), Parigi(M), Anantapur Dist-515261

De-oiled cakeOR De oiled spent earth

1950 Used oil 5 5.1 2.1 2.1

Solvent extracted oil from oiled cakes OR Solvent extracted oil from spent eart

360 0

71 Edible oil M/s. Sapta Industries.ShedNo.11, APIIC Growth Centre,Thumakunta (V), Hindupur(M), Anantapur Dist-515766

Lithium Chloride 10.5 Distillationresidue and forced Evaporation salts

34 34.3 0.06 0.06

Sodium bromideOr AmmoniumBromide salts

15 Waste oil 5 5.1 0 0.000442

Solventdistillation

60 0

72 BariumCarbonat e

M/s Rahul BariumChemicals (P)Ltd, Sy.No.23, APIIC,Gollapuram(V), Hindupur Anantapur Dist-515211

BariumCarbonate

25 Solid Sludge C3 C3 50 50

Sodium Sulphide 18 073 Ayurvedi

cProducts

M/s. Manasvi Pharma,No.219 &220, IDA., Thumakunta, Hindupur, Anantapur Dist.-515766

Coleus Forskolin 34 Used oil andWaste oil

5 5.1 0.05 0.05

copper sulphate 0 0Curcumin 34 0Zinc sulphate 0 0

74 Solvent extracM/s Madhu solvent extraction (p) ltd, gooty r.s., Gooty (m), Anantapur district. 515402

Waste oil 5 5.1 0.91 0.91

75 PVC rigidpipes &fittings

M/s Monarch pipes (p)ltd.,nh-7,hampapuram (v), Rapthadu (m),Anantapur district 515721


76 Calciumgluconat e

M/s Polytech organicsltd.,n.h-7,kakulapalli,anantapur,ana ntapur district 515 002

102.63 45.521 15.189 41.924

77 Ferrousforgings

M/s Sri pattabhi forgeltd.,p.b.no.34,bukkarayasa mudram, Anantapur district515101

Used oil/wasteoil/Spent oil

5 5.1 2.98 2.98

78 Copperpowder

M/s Suman metallurgical &chemical products,no.729- b, ida., gooty rd., Guntakal, Anantapur district 515 803

Waste oil 5 5.1 1.32 1.32

79 Polyesteryarn

M/s Supreme textileprecuring ltd., moda (v),Hindupur , h.s.mandir, anantapur district 515 212

Used oil 5 5.1 0.08 0.08

80 OrdinaryPortland cement

M/s Banjara cements ltd.,bhogasamudram, anantapur district. 515415

Used oil 5 5.1 8.54 8.54


B1 B1 2.23 2.23

81 PVCducts, pipes

M/S. Elgi building productsltd, kirikera, Hindupur, anantapur district. 515211


82 Plasticrecycled granules and allied products

M/s Paramani replast ltd.,Hindupur, anantapur district-515 211

Used oil 5 5.1 1.31 1.31

83 Pig ironfoundry grade

M/s Sathavahana Ispat ltd,Haresamudram, Anantapur district. 515301

Di Pipe Fitting 2083.33 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 2 2

84 Msbillets,ms strips

M/s Vedik Ispat Pvt ltd,#30, gollapuram ind park, APIIC, Hindupuram, Ananthapur dist, Anantapur district 515 211

Hot-rolledStrips/sheet/coil

4100 Used Spent oil 5 5.1 0.24 0.24

M.S. Billets 5666 coal tar 13 13.4 78 78

Oxygen 600 0Producer gas 7060 0

85 Cement M/s BMM cements ltd,Gudipadu yadiki (m), Anantapur district. 515408

Cement 0.95 Used spent oil 5 5.1 0.25 0.25

Clinker 0.66 Hi Chromeforged grinding media

B1 B1 0.0005 0.0005

86 Airport M/s. Sri Sathya Sai AirportPrasanthinilayamPuttaparthi Anantapur Dist-515134 Andhra Pradesh

Used oil 5 5.1 1.9 1.9

87 Infrastructure

M/s. Wipro InfrastructureEngineering.

27.78 4 23.78

1418.765 1488.375642 134.214

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