1. SOUTH EASTERN COALFIELDS LIMITED
(A NAVARATNA COMPANY)
DIPKA AREA - AT A GLANCE

2. LOCATION PLAN DIPKA AREA NORTH INDEX – Railway Line- River - Road -
AMBIKAPUR
NORTH
KATGHORA
AHIRAN RIVER
HASDEO RIVER
DHELWADIH
SUTTARA
CSEB
AIR STRIP
BANKI
BALCO
NTPC
CSEB
RAJGAMAR
34km
DIPKA
PALI
51km
KORBA
GEVRA PROJECT
GEVRA RLY STN.
SILO
DIPKA AREA
KUSMUNDA PROJ
BILASPUR
HARDI BAZAR
NTPC SEEPAT
BALAUDA BAZAR
BILASPUR
CHAMPA
MUMBAI
HOWRAW

3. BRIEF HISTORY OF DIPKA PROJECT
Particulars
Details
Date of opening of the project
June 1985 (2MT/Year at a Capital of Rs crores).
1st Expansion approved in 1992
3 MT/Year at a capital of Rs crores.
2nd Phase Expansion in Dec. 1996
10 MT/Year approved in 1996 at a capital of Rs crores.
3rd Phase Expansion in July 2005
20 MT/Year approved in 2005 at a capital of Rs crore.
4th Phase Expansion in Dec. 2009
25 MT/Year with an estimated capital of Rs crores.
5th Phase Expansion in Mar. 2013
30 MT / Year

4. SALIENT INFORMATION – DIPKA EXPN. PROJECT
25 MT EXISTING
( )
COAL RESERVE : 617 MT MT
O B R : 615 MCu.M MCu.M.
CAPITAL OUTLAY : Rs CR (Additional)
STRIPPING RATIO :
MAX. QUARRY DEPTH : 240 MTRS MTRS.
GRADE OF COAL : G-10 & G-11
LINKAGE : NTPC Seepat
POWER HOUSES
OTHER CUSTOMERS
MAN POWER
REQUIRED(AS PER PR) :
LIFE : 25 YEARS 20 YEARS
TOTAL LEASE HOLD AREA : Ha Ha 4

5. METHOD OF MINING IN DIPKA
Particulars
Details
OVER BURDEN REMOVAL
Presently overburden is removed departmentally and backlog is being made up contractually. In departmental patch, O B is removed by deploying 10 Cu.M. & 42 Cu.M. shovels in combination with 120Te & 240Te dumpers respectively.
Contractual Patch is being worked by deploying 3 Cu.M. backhoe and 14.9 Cu.M. tippers.
COAL
100% coal of (-)100mm size is produced by deploying eco-friendly surface miner.

6. Different linked Power Houses through Washeries by road cum rail mode.
COAL TRANSPORTATION & DESPATCH
Presently coal is transported from face to surface by road through tippers and is dispatched to:
Different linked Power Houses through Washeries
by road cum rail mode.
NTPC Seepat through SILO MGR system.
Other consumers by rail mode through Dipka Siding.
Construction & installation work of eco-friendly in-pit belt conveyor system is in progress and is likely to be commissioned by next financial year ( ), which will replace the existing system of road transportation completely.

7. COAL TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENT, DIPKA EXPANSION PROJECT
STATE POWER HOUSE
(SCPL) TPD
SILO TO NTPC
30000 TPD
STATE POWER HOUSE
(ACB) TPD
Belt
STATE POWER HOUSE
(SCPL) 7000 TPD
HOPPER
DIPKA SIDING
8000TPD (Avg.)
CHP
B1-B6
CHP
B7-B10
OTHER WASHERIES
8000 TPD
E-Auctn.
4500TPD
LOWER KUSMUNDA SEAM
(55,000 Te)
COAL
STOCK
OLD DIPKA
(35,000 Te)
TOTAL = 90,000 TPD

8. RAPID LOADING SYSTEM- SILO , DIPKA AREA

9. COAL DESPATCH THROUGH RLS
RAPID LOADING SYSTEM
SALIENT FEATURES
Capacity of Silo : Tones each
No. of Silos : Nos.
Speed of Rake : KM/hr.
Loading Capacity : Te./hr.
Loading time of one wagon : One minute (Approx.)
Type of weighment : Pre-Weigh System
Sampling collection arrangement : Automatic Sampler
COAL DESPATCH THROUGH RLS

10. PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE

11. COAL PRODUCTION 2013-2014 ( UP TO 30.11.2013 )
CIL : SECL : DIPKA AREA
COAL PRODUCTION ( UP TO )
( Fig. in Te.)
Month
Target
Achievement
Cont.
Depart
Total
April
May
June
July
0.00
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
March

12. CIL : SECL : DIPKA AREA O.B.R. 2013-2014 (UP TO 30.11.2013)
(Fig. in Cu. M.)
Month
Departmental
Contractual
TOTAL
Target
Achievement
April
900000
770656
May
711764
June
905600
July
August
969179
September
700000
October
703205
November
877243
December
January
February
March
Total

13. YEAR-WISE PRODUCTION OF COAL
(IN MILL. TONS)
30 MT
YEAR
PRODN. (In M.T.)
Expected production in the current year- 30M T.

14. YEAR-WISE OFFTAKE
(IN MILL. TONS)
YEAR
OFFTAKE (In M.T.)

15. FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

16. ANNUAL PROFIT Rs. Crores YEAR (IN Rs. CRORES)
(As PER AUDITED ACCOUNTS)
YEAR
Rs. Crores

17. FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE (Last 4 years)
Details
Unit
(up to Nov’13)
Coal Production
Mil. Te
24.09
25.00
29.13
17.44
OB Removal
Mil. Cu. M.
14.42
13.94
14.28
15.62
15.91
O M S
Te/ Manshift
39.75
39.05
37.49
40.89
52.42
E M S
Rs.
Cost per Te ( C P T )
250.92
307.43
349.58
477.32
358.76
Sale Price /Te (S P T)
598.65
648.16
783.15
816.56
Profit Per Te (P P T)
347.72
340.73
433.57
480.63
653.17
Total Profit (Before Tax)
Rs. Cr.
886.00
928.41

18. MANPOWER – DIPKA AREA EXECUTIVES : 154
TECHNICAL & SUPERVISORY STAFF : 280
CLERICAL STAFF : 113
DAILY RATED WORKERS : 1121
TOTAL : 1668

19. YEAR
EXISTING
AS PER MT PR
SURPLUS / SHORTAGE
1667
2594
(-) 927
(as on )
1668
(-) 926

20. H E M M

21. POPULATION OF HEMMs (As on 30.11.2013) S N HEMMs MODEL POPULATION 1
Excv.-1
S N
HEMMs
MODEL
POPULATION 1
DUMPER
MARK 30B 20 2
CAT 793D 06 3
BH 100 12 4
CAT-777D 04
BH- 35-II 13 5
DOZER
BD 155X 03 6
BD 355 11 7
WHEEL DOZER
CAT 834B 02 8
475A5 9
DRILL
PV 351E 01 10
ROTACOAL
RECP 650
RECP 650E
RECP 750 14
SBSH 250MM 15
ICM-260, 100MM 16
IDM 30D 17
IDM 70E 18
SHOVEL
495HD 19
182M ROPE
P&H 1900AL

22. POPULATION OF HEMMs TOTAL = 141 Nos (As on 30.11.2013) S N HEMMs MODEL
Excv.-2
S N
HEMMs
MODEL
POPULATION 21
HYD. BACKHOE
BE-200LC 01 22
EX-300LCH 23
EX-700 02 24 BE 03 25
PAY LOADER
TWL-3036 06 26
WATER TANKER
WS 1035 27
WS-28-2 28
WS-70 05 29
GRADER
CAT24M 30
CAT-16H 31
BG 825 32
GD 825A2 33
CRANE
ESCORTS 34
RT 630C 30T 35
RT T 36
630 HUSKY 37
150 TE 38
40 TE 39
TYRE HANDLER
BL 14 TH 40
VOLTAS 41
MANITOU
TOTAL = 141 Nos

23. HEMM IN MINE

24. BUCYRUS SHOVEL- 42Cu. M. MAKE – BUCYRUS MODEL – 495HD
Annual Capacity – 8 Mill. Cu. M.

28. CSR & WELFARE ACTIVITIES

29. WELFARE ACTIVITIES

30. EMPLOYMENT GIVEN TO PAPS
S N
NAME OF VILLAGE
PERSONS GIVEN EMPLOYMENT 1
BELTEKARI
232 2
SIRKI
115 3
CHAINPUR
578 4
RENKI 01 5
RATIZA 28 6
SUVABONDI
163 7
MALGAON
147 8
JHINGATPUR 98 9
JHABHAR 83 10
DIPKA 25
T O T A L
1470

31. REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT
S N
NAME OF VILLAGE
Family to be Rehabilitated
Family already Rehabilitated
Balance to be Rehabilitated 1
BELTEKARI
351
332
** 0 2
SIRKI
388
367 3
CHAINPUR
385
381 4
SUVABONDI
148
138 5
MALGAON
284
199
** 7 6
JHINGATPUR
134 71
** 36
T O T A L
1690
1488 43
** Remaining families shifted elsewhere with cash compensation in lieu of plot.

32. ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ACTIVITIES

33. Environment
Protection
Activities

34. Continious Ambient monitoring System

35. ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ACTIVITIES
Deployment of protective eco-friendly mining technology i.e. Surface Miners for coal
winning.
Coal transportation from face to different despatch points on surface through in-pit belt
conveying system likely to be commissioned by next financial year ( ).
Dust suppression arrangement by installing automatic sprinklers, dust extractors/wet
drilling in drill machines and mobile water sprinklers.
Oil and Grease Traps commissioned in the workshop for treatment of waste water and
recycling.
Rain water harvesting arrangement are made in the colony, service buildings and offices.
Green belt around the roads and colony are maintained. 35

36. ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ACTIVITIES
1. AUTOMATIC DUST SUPPRESSION BY SPRINKLERS : 5.95 KM
2. MOBILE WATER SPRINKLERS : 5 Nos. (70 KL each) : 4 Nos. (28 KL each)
3. DUST EXTRACTORS/ WET DRILLING IN ALL DRILL MACHINES.
4. WATER SPRINKLING ARRANGEMENTS AT CHP’s & FEEDER BREAKERS.
5. PLANTATIONS IN OB DUMPS, MINE BOUNDARY AND COLONIES.
6. BLACK TOPPING OF ROADS.
7. LEVEL OF S.P.M. IN INDUSTRIAL AREA (MICRO GRAMS/M3 )
AGAINST PERMISSIBLE LIMIT OF 600 MICRO GRAMS/M3 . 36

37. PLANTATION RECLAMATION Plantations done up to Jan. 2013 – 12.31 Lakhs
Total Area planted – Ha
Survival rate is more than 90%.
RECLAMATION
Technical Reclamation done – Ha
Area Biologically Reclaimed – Ha

38. PLANTATION ON RECLAIMED LAND

39. DUST SUPRESSION ON HAUL ROAD BY 70KL WATER TANKER

40. GREEN BELT AROUND WORKSHOP

41. WATER RESERVOIR AT PRGATI NAGAR

42. THANKS 42