Year : 2010-11 - CCL

__________________________________________________ CENTRAL COALFIELDS LIMITED
Siding is under installation. Three nos. of Rail
weigh bridges of 100 T capacity are being
procured for Amlo Project, Kargali Washery &
Giridih.
At present, for weighment of coal
despatched by road, there are 68 Road
weighbridges, having capacity from 30 Te to 50
Te. All the weighbridges which have capacity less
than 50 Te are under upgradation. 25 nos. of new
50 Te Electronic Road weighbridges have been
procured. Out of which 5 nos. have been installed
and commissioned – at Amlo(Dhori) – 1 no.,
Kathara (W) (CCWD) – 1 no., Jarangdih (Kathara)
– 2 nos., Giridih (B&K) – 1 no. Apart from these, 2
nos. have been installed at Piparwar Area, testing
of these are due. Further, 5 nos. are in installation
process at Dhori, Kuju & B&K Area. The remaining
road weighbridges will also be installed and
commissioned during the financial year 2011-12.
11. CONSUMER SATISFACTION
The satisfaction of consumers in respect of
quantity, quality and size of coal supplies is one
of the prime objectives of your Company. CCL
has an effective Quality Management Team with
well-trained officials and adequate infrastructure,
like sampling arrangements, well-equipped coal
analysis laboratory, etc. at HQs. as well as in all
Areas. Automatic Bomb Calorimeters have been
installed at HQ Lab and at relevant Laboratories
in the Areas. Effective training has been imparted
to the concerned personnel, so as to cater to the
future requirement of change over from present
Useful Heat Value (UHV) system of coal grading
to Gross Calorific Value ( GCV) system of grading.
Further, effective measures were taken for
achieving better “Consumer Satisfaction” through
delivery of sized coal of proper quality and
quantity. Your Company has adopted the system
of Joint Sampling/ Joint Analysis of rakes as per
provisions of FSA executed by Power Houses
under NCDP to ensure consumers’ satisfaction.
Almost 100% sized coal was dispatched to the
consumers. Necessary measures have been
taken to redress consumers’ grievances.
12. POWER SUPPLY MANAGEMENT
Power is being supplied to CCL through
three sources i.e. DVC, JSEB & Captive Power
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Plants. However, the main source of power supply
is DVC which is having a contract demand
agreement for 105.5 MVA in the year 2010-11.
The Contract Demand of JSEB at present is 15.12
MVA. Apart from these there are 3 Captive Power
Plants at Giddi (10 MW), Rajrappa (10MW) &
Kathara (2x 10 MW). Giddi & Rajrappa Captive
Power Plants are being run by EIPL (DLF),
whereas Kathara is operated by IFPL. The share
of power supplied from DVC is 73.84 %, JSEB
9.39% whereas CPP caters to 16.77 % of the total
power requirement of CCL. Kuju area which is on
JSEB will be shortly shifted over to DVC with
contract demand of 8 MVA. After shifting over
power supply of Kuju from the present JSEB to
DVC feeder, the total CCL mines will be on DVC
supply except Rajhara which is on JSEB with a
contract demand 1.3 MVA. On switching over to
DVC supply the power availability will improve.
The two DLF captive plants are supplying power
to Argada & Rajrappa areas respectively. The
CPP at Kathara supplies power to Kathara Area
& also partially caters to the need of B & K Area.
Besides above, colonies, hospitals, water supply,
workshop, etc. located at Ranchi are receiving
power from JSEB with a contract demand of 4.8
MVA. Further, to improve the power supply to
Central Repair Shop Barkakana , action has been
initiated to switch over to DVC from JSEB.
Energy Conservation & Audit:
Energy is the basic input for any country for
keeping the wheels of its economy moving. It is
needless to emphasize that energy is the prime
mover of the development process. Fossils fuel,
the main and most convenient source of energy
i.e., coal, oil and natural gas, are fast depleting
and would be available only for a limited period.
Thus, commercial energy would continue to be
scarce. It is becoming a vital issue day by day,
not only because of the tremendous gap between
demand and supply of energy but more
importantly, due to the concern for fast depletion
of the known non-renewable sources of energy
worldwide. In the world of competitive economy,
energy plays a very crucial role in the country’s
social & economic development. The progress of
human society without energy is inconceivable.
Considering that energy options are limited at