Here, we summarize some of the field observations explicitly based on the restoration of coal mine degraded lands in India. Experiences based on the practical approaches of ecosystem restoration highlight the key role of physical aspects of restoration, selection of plant species for biological restoration, and its combined effect …
SARSHATALLI MINE PART A Sr. No. Features Details 1. Location Coal Field Raniganj Coal Field oLatitude "23 47'00 N & 23o48'54" N Longitude '87o01'00" E & 87o0420" E Villages Churulia Tehsil/ Taluka Asansol Sub-division District Burdwan State West Bengal 2. Area Geological Block Area 600 hectares (As per Geological Report)
The coal mining activities in Piparwar started in 1990 in an area of about 1,120.25 hectares, and around 14 million tonnes of coal was extracted annually before mining activities finished in June 2020. After mining was shut down, the mining company, in accordance with India's mining laws, decided to reclaim the mined area.
Ministry of Coal is embarking on a plan to develop Pump Storage Projects (PSP) in de-coaled coal mines, leveraging the economic advantages of vast land bank and economic viability. The aim of the plan is to diversify towards alternative source of energy.
Power companies. Mining companies. Coal India. Indian company investments in overseas coal mines. Opposition to coal in India. Troubled Indian Coal Plant Construction Sites. The Sarisatolli coal mine is operated by Calcutta Electric Supply Corporation Limited (CESC), near Churulia in Burdwan, West Bengal, India. [1]
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The northeast Indian coals have unusual physico-chemical characteristics such as high sulfur, volatile matter and vitrinite content, and low ash content. In addition, many environmental sensitive organic and mineral bound elements such as Fe, Mg, Bi, Al, V, Cu, Cd, Ni, Pb, and Mn etc. remain enriched in these coals.
There are two special characteristics that make this a unique mining area in the country as well as make it difficult to mine – high thickness of the coal seam (layers of deposits) zones that occur between thick layers of 'partings', or beds of noncoal rock, including very hard basaltic rocks of volcanic origin with 90-245 metre thickness.
CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIAN COAL DEPOSITS. Limited Reserves of Coking Coal. High ash and low calorific value Thermal Coal. Low sulphur (less than 0.5%), Low phosphorous content (less than. 0.2%). High Ash fusion temperature. Less trace elements. Inertinite & Liptinite rich Combustion friendly Coal. COAL RESERVES IN INDIA.
At present, around 63.9% (area: 16613 km 2; total CBM blocks: 33) of the total coal bearing area has been identified as CBM rich zone by Directorate General of Hydrocarbon (Govt. of India) in association with Ministry of Coal (Govt. of India) and Central Mine Planning and Design Institute (Coal India Limited), whose total predicted …
