[ECC Application Information]
Required Documents and Information Sheet for Approval of Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) for Lide Bangladesh Textile Technology Co., LTD.
Sl. No. | Particulars | Details | Remarks (if Any)
1 | Name of the industrial establishment | Lide Bangladesh Textile Technology Co., LTD.
2 | Location/address of the industrial establishment | Lot No. C14, Bangladesh Special Economic Zone (BSEZ, Sonpara, Panchrukhi Via Rupganj, Araihazar, Narayanganj
3 | Present office address | Lot No. C14, Bangladesh Special Economic Zone (BSEZ, Sonpara, Panchrukhi Via Rupganj, Araihazar, Narayanganj
4 | Name of the Proposed Industrial Establishment | Lide Bangladesh Textile Technology Co., LTD.
5 | Estimated project cost | 4,26,14,20,000.00 BDT | Please confirm this amount. (We found in the investment Clearance)
6 | Land area (SQ Ft/ meter) | 50955 Square Meters
7 | Expected date of commencement of construction | 30-Nov-26
8 | Expected date of completion of construction | 30-Apr-27
9 | Expected date of commencement of trial production
10 | Expected date of commencement of trial production
11 | Total investment amount | 73,70,00,000.00 BDT | Please confirm this amount. (We found BDT 73,70,00,000.00 in the investment Clearance)
12 | Name and quantity of products produced (per day/month/year) | Polyester Coating Fabric-34850000 meter/Year Polyamides Coating Fabric-6150000 meter/Year | Please confirm the below, we found in investment clearance. 1. Polyester- 34000000 Metre/ Year 2. Nylon- 4000000 Metre/ Year 3. Spandex- 2000000 Metre/ Year
13 | Name and quantity of raw materials used (per day/month/year) | - | TCF have the information
14 | Source of raw materials | Import & Local Purchase
15 | Total daily water consumption | 700,000/CM (Yearly)
16 | Source of water | BSEZ
17 | Name and quantity of fuel used (per day/month/year) | 1. Electircity- 186,80,000/ KW/Per hour (Yearly) 2. Gas- 7,460,000 Ton/Yearly (Source- BSEZ-Titas)
18 | Electricity consumption (kWh) and source of electricity | BSEZ-PGCB
19 | Location map of the industrial establishment | Attached
20 | Flow diagram of the production process | Warping → Sizing → Weaving → Pretreatment → Dyeing → Laundry → Heat setting → Lamination/Coating → Finish Goods Inspection | Please explain the in details with a diagram.
21 | Nature/type of solid waste generated
22 | Estimated daily quantity of solid waste
23 | Estimated daily quantity of liquid waste
24 | Discharge point of liquid waste
25 | Nature of gaseous pollutants and method/mode of emission
26 | Potential sources of noise pollution and mitigation measures
27 | Solid waste management system
28 | Liquid waste treatment system, if applicable
29 | Air pollution control system, if applicable
30 | Measures adopted for occupational health, protection and safety
31 | Land schedule and Mouza map | - | TCF will collect from BSEZ
32 | Name | Dong De
33 | Address | Lot No. C14, Bangladesh Special Economic Zone (BSEZ) Sonpara, Panchrukhi Via Rupganj, Araihazar, Narayanganj.
34 | Phone | 8617753321984
35 | Email | davidDong@zibotex.com
Required Documents and Information | Environmental Management Plan (EMP) Report | TCF will prepare
Project Profile-Feasibility Report | TCF will prepare
Passport Copy of the Chairman, Photograph of Chairman | Lide will provide
Ownership deed / Lease deed / Rent agreement of the place | Lide will provide
Waste Management Plan | Lide will provide
Process Flow Diagram | Lide will provide
General Layout Plan of the Project Area (Attach a general map of the project area indicating the location of the project site, showing roads, canals, beals, rivers, forests, important structures, etc.) | Drawing Team will provide
Map of the Project Area with Distances Indicated (Distance from nearby Landmark and Highway) | Drawing Team will provide
Approved Layout Plan of the Building | Drawing Team will provide
Pictures of the Project-Centric Site Surroundings | Drawing Team will provide
Layout Plan of ETP | Drawing Team will provide
Detailed Specification of Civil Items and Electrical/Mechanical Components of ETP Units | Drawing Team will provide
Layout of Sewage Treatment Plant/Septic Tank and Soak Well | Drawing Team will provide
Drainage System Layout Plan | Drawing Team will provide
Note: Please fill the yellow protion. Please share the requied documents that need to shared by Lide Bangaldesh. TCF will collect the other documents from Drawing Team.
[EMP Checklist]
Required Documents and Information Sheet for ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN (EMP) for Lide Bangladesh Textile Technology Co., LTD.
Sl. No. | Particulars | Details Information | Remarks
1 | GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 | Company Name | Lide Bangladesh Textile Technology Co., LTD.
Name of entrepreneur / entrepreneur(s) | Mr. Dong De
Contact address | Lot No. C14, Bangladesh Special Economic Zone (BSEZ, Sonpara, Panchrukhi Via Rupganj, Araihazar, Narayanganj.
1.2 | Name of Industrial Project | Lide Bangladesh Textile Technology Co., LTD.
Name of entrepreneur / entrepreneur(s) | Mr. Dong De
Present address of office | Lot No. C14, Bangladesh Special Economic Zone (BSEZ, Sonpara, Panchrukhi Via Rupganj, Araihazar, Narayanganj
E-mail | davidDong@zibotex.com
2 | PROJECT DESCRIPTION
2.1 | Total amount invested in the project | 73,70,00,000.00 BDT
2.2 | Total land area of the project | 50909.4988 Square Meters
Amount of land covered by the establishment
Amount of land covered by vegetation
2.3 | DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT INFRASTRUCTURES
2.1.3 | Buildings for industrial projects | Under Constraction
Use of different floors of the building | Floor No | Floor Area (Sq. Meters)
Administration/Office
Factories / Manufacturing activities
Storage of raw materials
Archives of Chemical Substances
Restroom / Daycare
Canteen
Toilet facilities
Generator
Other
Treatment infrastructure | Land Area ( Sq. Meters) | Remarks
Waste treatment plant
Water treatment plant
Hazardous waste storage
Solid waste and sludge storage
2.4 | PROJECT OPERATION
2.4.1 | Equipment Details: (List all equipment needed, using more space if necessary do)
Machinery Name | Number of Quantity | Remarks
Intermediate Inspection Machine
Circular Sample Cutter/Electronic Scale
Electric Tow Tractor
Fabric Joining Machine
Sewing Machine
Finishing Machine
Weft Straightener
Weft Straightener
Finishing Machine Auto Infusion System
Electric Tow Tractor
Finishing Recovery Device
Calendering Machine
Calendering Machine
Coating Machine
Defoaming Machine
Mixing Machine
Pneumatic Pump
Triangle Trolley
Resin Transfer Trolley
Viscometer
IBC Tank Support with Floor Scale
Electronic scale 1000g
Electronic scale 5kg
Electronic scale 50kg
Weighbridge(300KG)
Secondary Tank (for Ton Tank)
Flatbed Trolley
Forklift
Hydraulic Press
Fabric Sample Cutter
Waterproof Tester
Taping Machine
Tensile Testing Machine
Friction Tester
Electronic Balance 300g
Tear Testing Machine
Sewing machine
Tear Test Specimen
Slip Test Specimen
Break Test Specimen
Handle
Electric Tow Tractor
Glue Pouring Trolley
Sewing machine
Industrial Humidifier
Tool Rest
Glue Baffle
Machine Guard
Glue Extraction Pump
Return Pump
Glue Extraction Pump (3.5 meters), Return Pump (5 meters)
A-frame
Repair Tools
Needle Plate (Needle Plate Screw Rod, Screw Nut)
Mobile Air Conditioner for Machine Station
Drying Oven
1.O Coating Scraper
1.5 Coating Scraper
2.O Coating Scraper
2.5 Coating Scraper
3.O Coating Scraper
Regenerative Thermal Oxidizer Recovery Unit
Activated Carbon & Spray Tower Recovery Device
6T Thermal Oil Boiler
Printer
Electric Floor Sweeper
Laminating Machine
Edge Cutter
Tow Tractor
Double-Sided Fabric Inspection Machine
Tension-Free Double-Sided Fabric Inspection Machine
Packing Machine
Round GSM Sample Cutter & Electronic Balance
Color Matching & Color Measuring Instrument
Color Matching Light Box
AATCC Standard Washing Machine *1 + Rotary Drum Oven *1
Standard European Washing Machine *2 + Rotary Drum Oven *1
Camping Tent Flammability Tester
UV Weathering Tester
Washing Fastness Tester
Light Fastness Tester
Waterproof Tester
Hydraulic Press
Universal Tensile Testing Machine
Tear Testing Machine
Martindale Abrasion Tester
Spectrophotometer
Color Assessment Cabinet
Electronic Balance
pH Extraction Oscillator
Rubbing Downproof Tester
Single-Needle Sewing Machine
Electric Constant Temperature Oven
Hot Air Seam Sealing Machine
Hydrostatic Pressure Tester
Ironing & Sublimation Fastness Tester
Circular Locus Fabric Fuzzing and Pilling Tester
Textile UV Transmittance Analyzer / UPF Tester
Water Splash Tester
Martindale Abrasion Tester
Tumble-Type Down-Proof Tester
Air Permeability Tester
Water Vapor Permeability Tester
Steam Shrinkage Tester
Formaldehyde Content Tester
Forklift
Product shelf
Drinking Water Project
Fire-fighting facilities
Transformer
Distribution Cabinet
90KW Air Compressor
Workshop Power Distribution Cabinet
Cable
Cable
Cable tray 400*200
Cable tray 200*150
Luminaire
Underground Pipeline
Above-ground pipeline
Box trolley
A-frame
Semi-finished goods rack
Air conditioning refrigeration
10T Steam Boiler
2.4.2 | Raw Materials (list all raw materials including all chemicals to be used in production and use additional space if necessary)
Raw Material | Source of Raw Material | Amount (Daily)
Polyester Greige Fabric
Polyamides Greige Fabric
Polyester-DTY
Polyester-FTY
Polyamides
PU memberane
Sizing agent
Hydrogen Peroxide 28%
Toluene
N,N-Dimethylformamide (DMF)
Melamine Cross‑linking Agent/Methylated melamine‑formaldehyde resin 81M
Accelerator Agent 98M
Silica Matting Powder OK-412
Soft & Smooth Agent
Polyurethanes in primary forms
acetic acid
Sodium dithionite
Ethyl Acetate
Hydrochloric Acid
Sodium Hydroxide
ERIOPON E3‑SAVE-
Fast Desizing Agent
ALBATEX AB‑45
Fixing Agent for Polyamide(Nylon)EFR-01
LEOMIN X‑JET, In‑bath Softener for textile dyeing
Sodium Carbonate
Dispersing & Leveling Agent for Polyester TOP
KIERALON F‑MFB
Polyester Oligomer Remover Agent Noveco 01
TEXTILE DYEING AUXILIARY WA
ACID DONOR (pH‑SLIDER) FOR TEXTILE DYEING
Water‑Repellent Agent
Textile Cross‑linking Agent
Disperse Dye for Polyester
Acid Dye for Polyamide
2.4.3 | Manufacturing process | Warping → Sizing → Weaving → Pretreatment → Dyeing → Laundry → Heat setting → Lamination/Coating → Finish Goods Inspection
2.4.4 | Production Capacity (list all products produced including by-products, additional space if require use)
Manufactured Goods | Amount (Daily) | Remarks
Polyester Coating Fabric
Polyamides Coating Fabric
2.4.5 | Factory Operating Hours
Operating Hours | Hours per Day | Working Days per Week
Average
The highest
2.4.6 | Manpower Details
Category | Number of Persons | Remarks
Administrative
Production process
Environmental management
Total
2.4.7 | Power supply
Supplier | Generating Capacity (kVA) (if applicable) | Demand (kW)
National power grid line | 18680000 KW/Per hour | Please confirm
Own generator
Others
2.4.8 | Water supply
Sources | Details | Remarks
Supplied water
Surface water bodies
Own deep tube well / deep-tube boiler | 595,000 Cubic Meter Annually
Recycled water
Others
Daily water consumption (Liters)
2.4.9 | Fuel supply (gas / coal / furnace oil etc.)
Source | Daily Use | Unit (cubic meter / ton / liter)
BSEZ-Titas
3 | ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION OF THE PROJECT AREA (BSEZ Will Provide the information of Section 3)
3.1 | LAND USE OF THE PROJECT AREA
3.1.1 | Current land use within 1.0 km radius of the project | BSEZ Will Provide
3.1.2 | Width of the main road nearest to the project (Meter) | BSEZ Will Provide
3.1.3 | Whichever is located within 1.0 km distance of the project (tick those applicable) | Wetlands / Natural waterways / Forest area / Park or playground / Hills / Residential areas / Other | BSEZ Will Provide
3.1.4 | Whichever is located within 500 meters of the project (tick those applicable) | Sites of historical importance / Military installations / Special areas / Key Point Installation / Hospital or clinic / Educational institutions / Protected area / Air polluting industries / Residential areas / Food silos / Others | BSEZ Will Provide
3.1.5 | Scope of the Project — North | BSEZ Will Provide
Scope of the Project — South | BSEZ Will Provide
Scope of the Project — East | BSEZ Will Provide
Scope of the Project — West | BSEZ Will Provide
3.2 | Project-area noise level monitoring result (measured in dBA)
Month | Sound Intensity dBA — Day | Sound Intensity dBA — Night
January | BSEZ Will Provide
February | BSEZ Will Provide
March | BSEZ Will Provide
April | BSEZ Will Provide
May | BSEZ Will Provide
June | BSEZ Will Provide
July | BSEZ Will Provide
August | BSEZ Will Provide
September | BSEZ Will Provide
October | BSEZ Will Provide
November | BSEZ Will Provide
December | BSEZ Will Provide
Statutory Standards | BSEZ Will Provide
3.3 | Air quality status of the project area
Parameter | Result (µg/m³) | Statutory Standards
SPM | BSEZ Will Provide
PM2.5 | BSEZ Will Provide
PM10 | BSEZ Will Provide
SO2 | BSEZ Will Provide
CO | BSEZ Will Provide
Pb | BSEZ Will Provide
3.4 | Water quality at final disposal site of liquid waste
Parameter | Value | Statutory Standards
Temperature (°C) | BSEZ Will Provide
pH | BSEZ Will Provide
DO (mg/l) | BSEZ Will Provide
BOD5 (mg/l) | BSEZ Will Provide
COD (mg/l) | BSEZ Will Provide
EC (µS/cm) | BSEZ Will Provide
TDS (mg/l) | BSEZ Will Provide
TSS (mg/l) | BSEZ Will Provide
NH4-N (mg/l) | BSEZ Will Provide
NO3-N (mg/l) | BSEZ Will Provide
PO4-P (mg/l) | BSEZ Will Provide
4 | LIST OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES (Identify the wastes generated in the manufacturing process)
Type of Waste | Applicable (tick ✓) | Remarks
Acid waste (e.g. hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, nitric acid etc.) | Please use Tck ✓
Alkaline waste (caustic soda, caustic potash, alkaline cleaners etc.) | Please use Tck ✓
Organic solvents (e.g. halogenated, aliphatic, aromatic compounds) | Please use Tck ✓
Pathogenic or infectious waste | Please use Tck ✓
Resins / lattices / adhesives | Please use Tck ✓
Asbestos waste | Please use Tck ✓
Ceramic / mineral waste | Please use Tck ✓
Contaminated containers (which have previously contained chemicals or pastes etc.) | Please use Tck ✓
Chemical fertilizers and pesticides waste | Please use Tck ✓
Glass waste | Please use Tck ✓
Stabilized waste (solidified, chemically fixed and encapsulated waste) | Please use Tck ✓
Inorganic chemical waste (e.g. arsenic, copper, cadmium etc.) | Please use Tck ✓
Skin waste | Please use Tck ✓
Metal waste | Please use Tck ✓
Oil (e.g. waste oil, oil / water mixture) | Please use Tck ✓
Organic sludge | Please use Tck ✓
Dye / ink / paint waste | Please use Tck ✓
Paper waste | Please use Tck ✓
Pharmaceutical waste | Please use Tck ✓
Plastic waste | Please use Tck ✓
Plating waste | Please use Tck ✓
Biodegradable waste (e.g. grease trap waste, animal waste) | Please use Tck ✓
Reactive chemical waste (e.g. explosives, reducing and oxidizing agents) | Please use Tck ✓
Rubber waste | Please use Tck ✓
Styrofoam waste | Please use Tck ✓
Tannery waste | Please use Tck ✓
Textile waste | Please use Tck ✓
Other, please specify | Please use Tck ✓
5 | LIQUID WASTE GENERATED (Applicable if there is liquid waste)
Sources of Liquid Waste | Daily Amount (Liters) | Nature of the Pollutant (Poisonous / General)
Production process | Confrim (Poisonous or General)
Washing / cleaning | Confrim (Poisonous or General)
Cooling | Confrim (Poisonous or General)
Domestic sewage | Confrim (Poisonous or General)
Recycled water | Confrim (Poisonous or General)
Others | Confrim (Poisonous or General)
Total amount | Confrim (Poisonous or General)
5.1 | Nature of liquid waste (Applicable if there is liquid waste)
Parameter | Unit | Value
1. Colour | Hazen
2. pH | —
3. Total Suspended Solids (TSS) | mg/L
4. Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) | mg/L
5. BOD 20°C | mg/L
6. COD | mg/L
7. Oil and grease | mg/L
8. Total chromium | mg/L
9. Sulphide | mg/L
10. Phenolic compounds | mg/L
11. Other, please specify
5.2 | Liquid waste treatment process
Sources of Liquid Waste | Liquid Waste Treatment Process | Remarks
Production process | 1. Own ETP 2. Joint ETP 3. Direct Discharge | Please use Tck ✓
Washing / cleaning | 1. Own ETP 2. Joint ETP 3. Direct Discharge | Please use Tck ✓
Cooling | 1. Own ETP 2. Joint ETP 3. Direct Discharge | Please use Tck ✓
Recycled water | 1. Own ETP 2. Joint ETP 3. Direct Discharge | Please use Tck ✓
Others | 1. Own ETP 2. Joint ETP 3. Direct Discharge | Please use Tck ✓
Final disposal site of liquid waste | Please specify
5.2.1 | Liquid Waste Treatment Plant — ETP (Detailed specification of ETP units)
Purification capacity of ETP (Product liquid waste + 10%) | In Cubic Meter/ Day
Amount of ETP Space | in SQ Meter
Units of ETP | Options (tick those applicable) | Remarks
Physical | 1. Screening 2. Well-water separator 3. Equalization 4. Sedimentation 5. Grit removal 6. Other | Please use Tck ✓
Chemical | 1. Adsorption 2. Flocculation and coagulation 3. Disinfection 4. Chemical 5. pH correction 6. Other | Please use Tck ✓
Biological | 1. Sequencing batch reactor 2. Biological contactors 3. Stabilization 4. Activated sludge 5. Trickling filter 6. Anaerobic digestion 7. Aerated lagoon 8. Other | Please use Tck ✓
Sludge treatment | 1. Thickening 2. Dissociation 3. Heat drying 4. De-watering 5. Fired in a brick kiln 6. Other | Please use Tck ✓
Other | 1. Ion exchange 2. Activated carbon adsorption 3. Membrane filtration 4. Septic tank and soak well 5. Reverse osmosis | Please use Tck ✓
5.2.2 | Sewage Disposal/Treatment Procedures (Attach layout of sewage treatment plant; Annexure-4) | Power:_____________________ 1. Discharge into existing sewage system (sewerage line) 2. Self-contained treatment plant 3. Own septic tank and soak wall 4. Other | Please use Tck ✓
5.2.3 | Methods of water purification | 1. Chlorination 2. Reverse osmosis 3. De-ionization 4. Other | Please use Tck ✓
6.0 | DRAINAGE SYSTEM
Type of drain | 1. Open drain 2. Enclosed/subsurface Drainage | Please use Tck ✓
Connection point of drainage system | 1. Public drain 2. Canal/River 3. Other ETP(BSEZ) | Please use Tck ✓
Drainage / treatment methods, if applicable
7.0 | PARTICULATE AND GASEOUS EMISSIONS (specify the source and nature of the gaseous waste)
Source | Nature of Particulate and Gaseous Emissions (Particles / Acid vapours / Sulphur dioxide and oxides / Nitrogen oxide / Ink and dust / Other) | Remarks
Power plant
Generator
Furnace
Oven
Production process
Paint booth
Boiler
Incinerator
Rotary kiln
Stone crushing
Other
7.1 | Air emission control management (tick the boxes that apply below) | 1. Chimney 2. Toxic gas filtration 3. ESP 4. Dust collector 5. Gas adsorption 6. Scrubber 7. Cyclone 8. Bag house / fabric filtration 9. Exhaust fan 10. Other | Please use Tck ✓
8.0 | NOISE POLLUTION CONTROL SYSTEM
Noise control measures (tick the box below to be installed) | 1. Insulator 2. muffler 3. silencer 4. thick wall 5. glass wool 6. canopy 7. other | Please use Tck ✓
9.0 | MEASURES TAKEN TO PROTECT OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Personal protective equipment and occupational health measures (tick those that will be taken) | 1. Mask 2. safety glasses 3. gloves 4. sturdy boots 5. helmet 6. ear plugs 7. other | Please use Tck ✓
10.0 | ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND MITIGATION MANAGEMENT
Possible Effects | Mitigation / Management Measures (tick ✓ those applicable) | Significance of Impact (Short / Middle / More)
10.0(a) | Creating problems for neighbouring residents or their property | Provision of adequate buffer area / Plantation of trees in the buffer area / Construction of boundary wall around the project area / Other | Confirm the Impact (Short / Middle / More)
10.0(b) | Air pollution through generated dust, fumes etc. | Adoption of air pollution control measures / Other | Confirm the Impact (Short / Middle / More)
10.0(c) | Pollution of surface or ground water from domestic waste | Installation of effective septic tanks and soak pits / Suitable sewage treatment plant set up for sewage / Other | Confirm the Impact (Short / Middle / More)
10.0(d) | Pollution of surface or ground water from factory liquid waste | Treatment suitable for industrial liquid waste / Establishment of refinery / Other | Confirm the Impact (Short / Middle / More)
10.0(e) | Environmental pollution caused by hazardous waste or workplace pollution | Hazardous waste will be treated / Will be burned in incinerators / Will be stored / Other | Confirm the Impact (Short / Middle / More)
10.0(f) | Noise pollution | Taking necessary measures to control noise pollution (e.g. insulators, mufflers, silencers) / Other | Confirm the Impact (Short / Middle / More)
10.0(g) | The stench (odour) | Tightly sealed container, masking agent arrangement etc. / Other | Confirm the Impact (Short / Middle / More)
10.0(h) | Vibration caused by machine operation | Adoption of vibration control measures (e.g. shock absorbers, dampers / isolators, spring isolators) / Other | Confirm the Impact (Short / Middle / More)
10.0(i) | Problems caused by solid waste | Adequate system of segregation / storage of solid waste / Training of employees on waste management / Regular collection of waste for environmentally friendly disposal / Used lead-acid batteries to be returned to the dealer only / Disposal of solid waste at designated dump sites or sanitary landfills / Other | Confirm the Impact (Short / Middle / More)
11.0 | ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PLAN (Overall monitoring plan) Not Required Now
Project Activities | Location of Monitoring / Monitoring Parameters / Monitoring Frequency | Person or Unit Responsible for Monitoring
Solid waste storage area
Discharge of industrial liquid waste
Air pollutant emissions
Dangerous / hazardous waste generation
Work environment
11.2 | Ambient air monitoring result (where applicable) | Date: | Location:
Parameter | Ambient Air Quality (µg/m³) | Statutory Standards
SPM
PM2.5
PM10
SO2
NOX
CO
O3
Pb
11.3 | Stack monitoring result (if applicable) | Date: | Location:
Parameter | Stack Emission (µg/m³) | Statutory Standards
SPM
PM2.5
PM10
SO2
NOX
CO
Pb
11.4 | Noise intensity monitoring result (if applicable)
Date | Monitoring Time (Day / Night) and Sound Intensity dBA | Statutory Standards / Comments
11.5(a) | ETP monitoring results — general information
Item | Details | Remarks
Design flow
Daily flow
Physico-chemical process
11.5(b) | Chemicals required for ETP
Name of Chemical Substance | Daily Consumption (kg) | Comments
11.5(c) | Electricity demand required for ETP
Item | Value | Unit
ETP operation time | Hour / day
Volume of treated liquid waste | Cubic meters / month
Monthly electricity consumption for ETP (Year: ____________ ) | Consumption (kWh) | Remarks
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
11.5(d) | ETP dry sludge generation
11.5(e) | Analytical quality of treated liquid waste
Parameter | Unit | Value
Colour | Hazen
pH | —
Total Suspended Solids (TSS) | mg/L
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) | mg/L
BOD 20°C | mg/L
COD | mg/L
Oil and grease | mg/L
Total chromium | mg/L
Sulphide | mg/L
Phenolic compounds | mg/L
12.0 | EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
12.1 | Potential disaster situations | 1. Fire 2. Explosion 3. Death or fatal injury to worker as a result of any hazardous work 4. Release/emission of toxic substances or gases 5. Emission of harmful substances to the environment 6. Other | Please use Tck ✓
12.2 | Measures taken to prevent and deal with dangerous situations
Dangerous Situation | Measures (tick those applicable) | Remarks
Fire — preventive measures taken | Fire exit / Water storage in reservoirs / Fire hydrant / Emergency lights and signals / Conducting regular fire drills / Other | Please use Tck ✓
Fire — measures taken to deal with / control | Safe evacuation of employees / Providing health care in a safe place / Communication with hospital, civil defence etc. authorities / Extinguish fire using fire extinguisher / Other | Please use Tck ✓
Explosion — preventive measures taken | Regular testing of factory machinery / Installation of warning devices / Preparation of manuals and regular training on precautions for plant operation / Safe place for evacuation in case of emergency / Other | Please use Tck ✓
Explosion — measures taken to deal with / control | Close the factory quickly / Safe evacuation of employees / Providing health care in a safe place / Communication with hospital, civil defence etc. authorities / Other | Please use Tck ✓
Release of toxic substances or gases — preventive measures taken | Regular testing of factory equipment / Installation of alarm and active shut-off devices when emissions of toxic substances or gases exceed specified levels / Preparation of manuals and regular training on precautions to be taken by plant operators / Stocking of necessary drugs for control of toxic substance or gas poisoning / Other | Please use Tck ✓
Release of toxic substances or gases — measures taken to deal with / control | Close the factory quickly / Safe evacuation of employees / Providing essential health care in a safe place / Communication with hospital, civil defence etc. / Other | Please use Tck ✓
Environmentally harmful emissions (liquid / gaseous) — preventive measures taken | Regular inspection of discharge lines for liquid and gaseous wastes of the factory / Regular inspection and maintenance of liquid waste treatment plants / Regular testing and maintenance of equipment and units installed for air pollution control / Provision of necessary chemicals, stocking of spare parts and provision of alternate power supply / Other | Please use Tck ✓
Environmentally harmful emissions (liquid / gaseous) — measures taken to deal with / control | Rapid shutdown of associated units of the factory / Inform the Department of Environment / Notifying necessary compensation / Adoption of pollution control measures in consultation with the Department of Environment / Other | Please use Tck ✓
Death or injury of the worker — preventive measures taken | Provide automation for hazardous tasks that may result in death or injury to workers / Develop training manuals and provide regular training on reducing or avoiding occupational hazards / Other | Please use Tck ✓
Death or injury of the worker — measures taken to deal with / control | Providing primary health care / Rapid transfer to hospital / Payment of statutory compensation / Other | Please use Tck ✓
Other — preventive measures taken | If any
Other — measures taken to deal with / control | If any
Note: Please fill the yellow protion.
[Product and Raw Materials ]
Environment Category Fixation
Product List
Sl. No. | Product List | HS Code | Unit | Quantity | Daily/ Monthly/ Annually | Remarks
1 | Polyester Coating Fabric | 5903 20 90 00 | meters | 34,850,000 | Annually
2 | Polyamides Coating Fabric | 5903 20 90 00 | meters | 6,150,000 | Annually
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Raw Materials Name
Sl. No | Raw Materials Name | HS Code | Unit | Quantity | Daily/ Monthly/ Annually | Source
1 | Polyester Greige Fabric | 5407 51 00 00 | meters | 39,600,000 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
2 | Polyamides Greige Fabric | 5407 41 00 00 | meters | 7,000,000 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
3 | Polyester-DTY | 5402.2000 | Ton | 1,640 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
4 | Polyester-FTY | 5402.4700.00 | Ton | 1,640 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
5 | Polyamides | 5402.1910 | Ton | 820 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
6 | PU memberane | 3920 62 00 00 | Ton | 270 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
7 | Sizing agent | 3906909000 | Ton | 495 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
8 | Hydrogen Peroxide 28% | 2847000000 | Ton | 20 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
9 | Toluene | 2902300000 | Ton | 450 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
10 | N,N-Dimethylformamide (DMF) | 2924191000 | Ton | 150 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
11 | Melamine Cross‑linking Agent/Methylated melamine‑formaldehyde resin 81M | 3809910000 | Ton | 9 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
12 | Accelerator Agent 98M | 3809910000 | Ton | 5 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
13 | Silica Matting Powder OK-412 | 2811229000 | Ton | 13 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
14 | Soft & Smooth Agent | 3910000000 | Ton | 10 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
15 | Polyurethanes in primary forms | 3909.50.0000 | Ton | 1617 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
16 | acetic acid | 2915211900 | Ton | 15 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
17 | Sodium dithionite | 2831101000 | Ton | 35 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
18 | Ethyl Acetate | 2915310000 | Ton | 3 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
19 | Hydrochloric Acid | 2806100000 | Ton | 3 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
20 | Sodium Hydroxide | 2815110000 | Ton | 250 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
21 | ERIOPON E3‑SAVE- | 3809910000 | Ton | 18 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
22 | Fast Desizing Agent | 3809910000 | Ton | 18 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
23 | ALBATEX AB‑45 | 3809910000 | Ton | 40 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
24 | Fixing Agent for Polyamide(Nylon)EFR-01 | 3809910000 | Ton | 14 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
25 | LEOMIN X‑JET, In‑bath Softener for textile dyeing | 3809910000 | Ton | 27 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
26 | Sodium Carbonate | 2836200000 | Ton | 20 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
27 | Dispersing & Leveling Agent for Polyester TOP | 3809910000 | Ton | 14 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
28 | KIERALON F‑MFB | 3809910000 | Ton | 20 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
29 | Polyester Oligomer Remover Agent Noveco 01 | 3809910000 | Ton | 12 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
30 | TEXTILE DYEING AUXILIARY WA | 3809910000 | Ton | 5 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
31 | ACID DONOR (pH‑SLIDER) FOR TEXTILE DYEING | 3809910000 | Ton | 4 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
32 | Water‑Repellent Agent | 3809910000 | Ton | 95 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
33 | Textile Cross‑linking Agent | 3809910000 | Ton | 14.5 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
34 | Disperse Dye for Polyester | 3204110000 | Ton | 29.48 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
35 | Acid Dye for Polyamide | 3204120000 | Ton | 6.8 | Annually | Local Purchase + Import
Production Process Flow
Step | Process 1 | Warping
Step | Process 2 | Sizing
Step | Process 3 | Weaving
Step | Process 4 | Pretreatment
Step | Process 5 | Dyeing
Step | Process 6 | Laundry
Step | Process 7 | Heat setting
Step | Process 8 | Lamination/Coating
Step | Process 9 | Finish Goods Inspection
[Utility]
Name and Quantity of Fuel (Daily/Monthly/Annually):
Sl. No | Name of fuel | Unit (e.g. Liter/ Cubic Meter/Etc) | Quantity | Daily/ Monthly/ Annually | Remarks
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Utility Consumption
Sl. No. | Name | Unit (e.g. Liter/ Cubic Meter/Etc) | Quantity | Daily/ Monthly/ Annually | Source
1 | Daily Water | Cubic Meter | 700,000 | Annually | BSEZ
2 | Electircity | KW/Per hour | 18,680,000 | Annually | BSEZ-PGCB
3 | Gas | Ton | 7,460,000 | Annually | BSEZ-Titas
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Waste-Liquid
Sl. No. | Name | Unit (e.g. Liter/ Cubic Meter/Etc) | Quantity | Daily/ Monthly/ Annually | Place of Disposal
1 | Waste Water | Cubic Meter | 595,000 | Annually | Sewage Treatment Plant in BSEZ
2 | Waste oil for Exhaust gas purification | Ton | 4 | Annually | 3rd party
3 | Used oil | Ton | 1 | Annually | 3rd party
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Waste-Solid
Sl. No. | Name | Unit (e.g. Liter/ Cubic Meter/Etc) | Quantity | Daily/ Monthly/ Annually | Place of Disposal
1 | Sludge | Ton | 1600 | Annually | 3rd party
2 | Waste Carton | Ton | 50 | Annually | 3rd party
3 | Waste Paper Tube | Ton | 160 | Annually | 3rd party
4 | Plank packing materials | Ton | 5 | Annually | 3rd party
5 | Plastic warppage | Ton | 3 | Annually | 3rd party
6 | Foam packing material | Ton | 8 | Annually | 3rd party
7 | Waste clothe | Ton | 20 | Annually | 3rd party
8 | Tin barrel | Ton | 160 | Annually | 3rd party
9 | Plastic Barrel | Ton | 80 | Annually | 3rd party
10 | Waste Plastic bags+materials | Ton | 7 | Annually | 3rd party
Pollution-Gas (If any)
Sl. No. | Name | Unit (e.g. Liter/ Cubic Meter/Etc) | Quantity | Daily/ Monthly/ Annually | Place of Disposal
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Pollution-Sound (If any)
Sl. No. | Name | Unit (e.g. Liter/ Cubic Meter/Etc) | Quantity | Daily/ Monthly/ Annually | Place of Disposal
1 | pre-treatment workshop | dB(a) | <83 | indoor+soundproof earplugs
2 | Dyeing workshop | dB(a) | <80 | indoor+soundproof earplugs
3 | Heat setting Workshop | dB(a) | <78 | indoor+soundproof earplugs
4 | Coating Workshop | dB(a) | <76 | indoor+soundproof earplugs
5 | Weaving Workshop | dB(a) | >95 | indoor+soundproof earplugs
6 | Inspection Workshop | dB(a) | <70 | indoor+soundproof earplugs
7 | Others | dB(a) | <80 | indoor+soundproof earplugs