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    Project Cargo Logistics Using

    National Waterways

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    Our Mission

    We will continually improve ABC to provide our clients top quality logistics services

    by removing inefficiencies, using current technology and respecting our team and

    environment

    ABCs Strengths

    Continuous multi-modal logistics

    operations since 1963 with one of

    the largest networks of 100 officescovering all states in India

    Top heavy lift carrier with 25 years

    experience on own equipment

    including most challenging jobs in

    India Transparent, value based and

    unbiased vendor-partner for CHA,

    Multi-modal transportation, Logistics,

    Heavy Lifts and Freight Forwarding

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    Current Project Logistics Highlights

    Currently proving complete logistics for Alstom at Subansiri in

    Arunachal Pradesh, Indias largest hydro power project. 100,000 frttons of cargo including 1,000 ODCs of which 104 require barging

    Currently executing contract to transport 76 Metro Coaches for BEML

    from Bangalore to New Delhi by road

    Currently carrying out logistics for 6 new cement plants in Meghalaya

    and 3000+ telecom tower sites in all NE states

    Our clients

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    Prestigious Achievements..

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    Prestigious Achievements

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    Transportation of ODC equipments from Kolkata Port to Tezpur by Barge and fromTezpur to Subansiri in Arunachal Pradesh by Road for 2000 MW Lower Subansiri HEP.

    Transportation of 160 MT DG Set and 110 MT Mill Shell to cement plants inMeghalaya and Assam

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    Moved 8 heavy lifts from

    Kolkatta Port to Agartalaby River cum Road usingIndo-Bangladesh rivercorridor and also in thedifficult Hilly terrain

    4 nos. Gas Turbine -11.80 m x 3.50 m x 3.80m and wt of 83 ton.

    4 nos. Generator -9.80m x 3.35 m x 4.35 m &wt of 98 ton

    Prestigious Achievements

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    Transporting Metro Rail Coaches from BEML, Bengaluru to Delhi forDelhi Metro Rail Corporation Project.

    Shifting of VDU bottom section of Diameter 11 mtrs and weight 470 MT to erectionsite at Bhatinda Refinery in Punjab.

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    EXPERIENCE IN CIVIL WORKS

    Bypass for a weak bridge is under construction Pontoon bridge across Canal under construction

    Bypass constructed over a Perennial River

    Construction of bypass is in Progress

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    Route survey and transportation engineering

    Permissions from all relevant authorities including customs, NHAI,

    PWD, State, Armed Forces etc

    Inland transportation upto project site by road / rail / barge / air

    Unloading and placing of heavy lifts on foundation at site

    Packing of cargo at place of origin and unpacking at site.

    Undertaking engineering activities like constructing of Bypass,

    Jetties, Temporary Bridges, etc. for movement of Project Cargo.

    Customs clearance including EPCG, Project Registration and

    Reconciliation, Re-export, Second Hand Plant etc.

    Services Required for Project Cargo Logistics

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    Logistics for NHPCs 2000 MW

    Subansiri Hydro Project in

    Arunachal Pradesh

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    2000 MW NHPC run of river Hydro Power Project

    Indias largest hydro project so far

    Electromechanical contractor is Alstom Projects India Ltd

    Over 100,000 FRT of cargo from 60 locations globally including

    1000+ Odd dimension cargo

    Civil and Hydro Mechanical contractors include L&T, Soma, Texmaco

    and others

    Some of the critical items for which road transportation was not feasible

    included

    Plug Units (4 nos.)- 6.8mx6.8mx3.4m---132MT

    Runner Unit (2 nos)- 6mx6mx4.2m ----108MTAnnel Rings (8 nos)-7.8mx7mx1.5m-----11MT

    In order to overcome the bottlenecks NW2 via Bangladesh was used

    About Subansiri

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    Overview of Route to Subansiri Site

    SITE

    Unsuitable for

    Heavy Loads

    Unsuitable for

    Heavy Loads

    Haldia

    Uttarpara

    Tezpur

    Jamshedpur

    Road

    River

    N

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    Limitations on Transportation of Project and Odd

    Dimension Cargo

    Limited bridge capacities: National Highway Bridges are designed for

    class A loading only (70 MT tank load)

    Limitation of vertical clearance : Electrified railway crossings provide

    only 4.7 m of vertical clearance. Flyovers bridges provide 5.8m to 6m

    Limitation of carriage width: Majority two of lane highways are only

    7.5m wide. Transporting large diameter equipments (specially for

    refineries, petrochemical plants) blocks and disrupts traffic

    Heavy lift aircraft can carry a maximum payload of 140 tons and

    require very long runways which are not found in remote areas

    Large projects in remote inland areas need extensive logistical

    surveys and planning in the DPR phase itself to indentify andovercome bottlenecks

    Waterways is the often the only medium which can overcome these

    bottlenecks

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    Methodology of Project Cargo Transport Using

    Waterways

    Inland waterways are used to move cargo to variety of locations in

    India NW 1 (Ganga) is used to take cargo from Kolkata to sites in Northern and

    Central India

    NW 2 (Bhramaputra) is used to take cargo from Kolkata to sites in North

    East (Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Tripura etc). This route

    goes via Bangladesh

    Very few inland sites are situated on banks of waterways and as such

    part of the distance is covered by road

    Roll on Roll off (Ro-Ro) jetty location is determined by logistics

    service provider and also built by them

    Minimum draught required for the barge is made available by IWAI

    Loading of the cargo on to the barge is done by either cranes or Ro-

    Ro mechanism

    R /R j tt t ti t

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    Ro/Ro jetty construction atTezpur

    Road transportation of Runnerunit

    Plug & Runner unit on Barge

    Ro/Ro being done at Tezpur

    J tt t ti f R /R

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    Reactors loaded on Barge atKolkata

    Jetty construction for Ro/Roat Jogighopa

    Ro/Ro being done at Jogighopa Road transportation of reactor

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    View of Barge showing Loading & Ro Ro Arrangement

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    View of Barge showing Loading & Ro Ro Arrangement

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    Learning from Subansiri and BRPL Projects

    Waterways can be used effectively for transportation of ODC/Heavy

    Lift cargo using major navigable rivers. Following points need to betaken care of for more usage of water ways

    The draught availability should be known in the channel for the Ro/Ro

    season

    Draught Availability should be maintained by IWAI throughout the year

    Probable Ro/Ro Jetty locations should be identified IWAI on major

    river routes considering the draught available and connectivity with

    highway

    Permanent jetties can be developed at these sites

    Single window information is necessary regarding navigability,draught availability and connectivity.

    Linkage of other rivers to main rivers should be worked out.

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    Thank You

    Please contact us at [email protected]