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Sr. No. Products Annexure-I List of Products Production Capacity, MT/Month Existing Proposed Total after expansion 1. Edible oil 585 00 585 2. De-oil cake 2600 00 2600 3. Refined edible oil 520 00 520 4. Hydrogenated vegetable oil 650 00 650 5. Vegetable blown oil 312 00 312 6. Dimmer Acid 00 100 100 7. Ricinoleic Acid (RA) 00 400 400 8. 12 Hydroxy Stearic Acid (HSA) 00 500 500 9. Dehydrated Castor Oil Fatty 00 140 140 Acid 10. Blown Castor Oil (BCO) 00 100 100 11. Sulphonated Castor Oil (SCO) 00 100 100 12. Hydrogenated Castor Oil (HCO) 00 900 900 13. Glycerine 00 133 133 14. Sodium Sulfate 00 220 220 Total 4667 2593 7260 List of Raw Materials for proposed products Sr. No. Name of the Products Name of Raw Materials Quantity MT/Month 1 Dimer Acid Distilled Fatty Acid 100.0 (100 MT/Month) Gallion Earth 0.80 Phosphoric Acid 0.60 2 Ricinoleic Acid (400 MT/Month) Refined Castor Oil 417.60 NaOH Lye 48% 110.0 Sulfuric Acid 30% 200.0 3 Hydroxy Stearic Acid (12 HSA) (500 MT/Month) Hydrogenated Castor Oil 521.0 NaOH Lye 48% 139.0 Sulfuric Acid 30% 247.50 4 Dehydrated Castor Oil Castor Oil 145.46 Girnar Industries 1

(140 MT/Month) H 2 SO 4 0.84 5 Blown Castor Oil (100 MT/Month) 6 Sulfonated Castor Oil (100 MT/Month) Castor Oil 95.10 Castor Oil 75.50 Sulfuric Acid 24.00 Caustic Soda 10.00 7 Hydrogenated Castor oil (900 MT/Month) Castor Oil 895.50 Nickel 0.45 Hydrogen Gas 6.30 Girnar Industries 2

Annexure -II Manufacturing Process MANUFACTURING PROCESS OF EXISTING PRODUCTS 1) Edible Oil First of all take various types of edible seeds as per requirement & season by weight into oil mill. Crush the seeds into expeller machine. So, the cake & oil will be formed. Oil is stored in storage tank & dispatch directly as expeller oil & cake is either sale directly to open market or sent to solvent extraction plant. Flow diagram of Edible Oil Seed Expeller Mechanical Press Cake Crude Oil Edible oil Filter or refining 2) De-oil cake & 3) Refined Edible Oil In this process cake from oil mill having 6-7 % oil content is taken into solvent extraction plant where it is being treated with n-hexane (food grade) to get solvent extraction Cake & get edible Oil. The Oil is further distilled out under vacuum to get raw oil & vapors are taken to condensers to recover solvent which is being reused for the nect Solvent Raw batch process. De De-oiled cake cake is heated with steam to remove the hexane Oil from cake and recover solvent. Refined Edible oil Girnar Industries 3

Flow diagram of De-oil cake & Refined Edible Oil Seed Expeller Mechanical Press Cake Crude Oil 4) Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil Edible oil Filter or refining This is a process in which hydrogen gas is bubbled through a liquid oil such as refined oil or vegetable oil like palm oil in the presence of nickel catalyst when process is completely filter the oil. Flow diagram of Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil Vegetable Oil (Palm oil) Hydrogenation Cake with hydrogen gas Hydrogenated Oil (Crude) De oil cake Solvent Raw Hydrogenated Oil Oil (Vanaspati) 5) Vegetable Blow oil (Oxidation) Refined Edible oil This is a process in which vegetable oil is heated up to 6-8 hours after air is passed in the same and by oxidation process Blown Oil is made. Flow diagram of Blow Oil Vegetable Oil (Palm oil) Oxidation with natural Air Blown Oil Girnar Industries 4

MANUFACTURING PROCESS OF PROPOSED PRODUCTS 1. Dimer Acid Manufacturing Process: Take distilled fatty acid in clean and dry reactor. Start stirrer and heating. Add gallion earth as catalyst. Raise temperature up to 240 C and continue it for 6 hours. Then add phosphoric acid into reactor & allow it to mix for 1 hr. Cool to 100 C and filter it. After filtration, start distillation and collect dimer acid and monomer. Chemical Reaction: Mass Balance: MASS BALANCE OF DIMER ACID INPUT KG OUTPUT KG Distilled Fatty Acid 1000 Gallion Earth 8 Reaction Heat at 240 C Phosphoric Acid 6 Intermediate Prodcut Filtration Suldge 14 Distillation Dimer Acid 1000 TOTAL 1014 1014 Girnar Industries 5

2. Recinoleic Acid (RA) Manufacturing Process: Refined castor oil (RCO) is charged to the saponification-acidulation reactor followed by hot water addition. Reactor temperature is maintained at 100 C. Caustic lye is added gradually to saponify castor oil. Castor oil soap sample is drawn and analyzed for acid value, on achieving acid value of 180 KOH/mg, the saponification is complete. The reaction mass is settled and heated. Then sulfuric acid is added to acidify the material. On completion of acidification, the reaction mass is settled. The settles mass is drained and collect as sweet water and sent to evaporation plant for Glycerin and sodium sulfate. The ricinoleic acid mass in the reactor is subjected to hot water wash of equivalent volume and allowed to settle. The settled mass is drained and sent to evaporation plant for Glycerin and Sodium sulfate recovery. The mass in the reactor is then sent to vaccum dryer. After drying RA packed in drum or store in storage tank. Chemical Reaction: Girnar Industries 6

Mass Balance: MASS BALANCE OF RICINOLEIC ACID INPUT KG OUTPUT KG Refined Castor Oil 1044 Saponification Hot Water 6 Reactor at 100 C NaOH Lye 48% 275 Saponification Sulfuric Acid 30% 500 Acidification Settling Drain Waste Mother Water Liquor Water (Recovered) 400 RA Mass Settling Evaporation Glycerin 148 Sodium Sulphate 245 Water (Recovered) 400 Effluent 400 Drying & Packing Drying Loss 32 Ricinoleic Acid 1000 TOTAL 2225 2225 Girnar Industries 7

3. 12 Hydroxy Stearic Acid (12HSA) Manufacturing Process: Hydrogenated castor oil (HCO) is charged to the saponification-acidulation reactor followed by hot water addition. Reactor Temperature is maintained at 100 C. Caustic lye is added gradually to saponify HCO. HCO soap sample is drawn and analyzed for acid value, on achieving acid value of 180mg KOH/mg, the saponification is complete. The reaction mass is settled and heated. Then sulfuric acid is added to acidify the material. On completion of acidification, the reaction mass is settled. The settled mass is drained and collected as sweet water and sent to evaporation plant for Glycerin and sodium sulfate. The 12 hydroxy stearic acid mass in the reactor is subjected to hot water wash of equivalent volume and allowed to settle. The settles mass is drained and sent to evaporation plant for Glycerin and sodium Sulfate recovery. The mass in the reactor is then sent to vaccum dryer and flaker. The flaked 12 hydroxy stearic acid packed in bags and stored in godown. Chemical Reaction: Girnar Industries 8

Mass Balance: MASS BALANCE OF HYDROXY STEARIC ACID (12 HSA) INPUT KG OUTPUT KG Hydrogenated Castor Oil 1042 Saponification Hot Water 6 Reactor at 100 C NaOH Lye 48% 278 Saponification Sulfuric Acid 30% 495 Acidification Settling Waste Mother Water Liquor Water (Recovered) 400 12 HSA Mass Settling Evaporation Glycerin 148 Sodium Sulphate 244 Water (Recovered) 400 Effluent 400 Drying, Flaking & Packing Drying Loss 29 Hydroxy Stearic Acid 1000 TOTAL 2221 2221 Girnar Industries 9

4. Dehydrated Castor oil (DCO) Manufacturing Process: Charged Castor oil in thermic fluid heater reactor, apply vaccum and raise temperature until it reached to required temperature. Add required quantity of catalyst (sulfuric acid) gradually. After completion of reaction, cool the material under vaccum below 70 C and transfer it to settling tank and finally to storage tank. Chemical Reaction: Mass Balance: MASS BALANCE OF DEHYDRATED CASTOR OIL INPUT KG OUTPUT KG Castor Oil 1039 H 2 SO 4 6 Thermic Fluid Heater Reactor Heat at 240 C Under Vaccum Cooling Settling tank Effluent 45 Packing & Storage Dehydrated Castor Oil 1000 TOTAL 1045 1045 Girnar Industries 10

5. Blown Castor oil (BCO) Manufacturing Process: Charge castor oil in reactor. Raise temperature gradually to required temp. 150 C. Start blowing air through sparger. Continue reaction and draw sample at regular time interval up to require viscosity. Stop heating and air blowing, cool and pack material as per requirement in barrel or other alternate. Chemical Reaction: Mass Balance: MASS BALANCE OF BLOWN CASTOR OIL INPUT KG OUTPUT KG Castor Oil 951 Air 70 Reactor Heat at 150 C DCO Monomer Non Condensable Air 21 Packing & Storage Loss Blown Castor Oil 1000 TOTAL 1021 1021 Girnar Industries 11

6. Sulfonated Castor oil (SCO) Manufacturing Process: Charge castor oil in clean and dry reactor, start cooling and maintain temperature of oil to 70-80 C. Start addition of H 2 SO 4 gradually with care as reaction is exothermic. Maintain temperature to 70-80 C until H 2 SO 4 addition is completed. Allow stirring for 2 hrs. After two hours, stop stirring and allow the mass to settle for 4-5 hrs. Finally neutralize the batch with caustic soda. Chemical Reaction: Mass Balance: MASS BALANCE OF SULFONATED CASTOR OIL INPUT KG OUTPUT KG Castor Oil 755 Sulfuric Acid 240 Reactor Maintain Temp. 70-80C Caustic Soda 100 Effluent 95 Neutralization Packing & Storage Sulfonated Castor Oil 1000 TOTAL 1095 1095 Girnar Industries 12

7. Hydrogenated Castor Oil (HCO) Manufacturing Process: Refined castor oil is charged in autoclave under vaccum and heated up to 110 C. Nickel is added into the autoclave as catalyst. The vaccum is closed and hydrogen valve is opened to charge of hydrogen gas at 10 Kg/cm2 in autoclave. The hydrogenation reaction being an exothermic reaction, the temperature in autoclave is maintained between 140-150 C. The hydrogenation process takes approximately 5 hrs. to complete. Collect sample and analyzed for iodine valve, on achieving iodine value below 3 units, the reaction mass is cooled to 100 C. The batch is filtered through pressure leaf filter to recover the nickel catalyst and transferred to storage tanks. The material from the storage tanks is transferred for manufacturing next derivatives or to flakers. The flakes material is then packed bags and stored in Godown. Chemical Reaction: Girnar Industries 13

Mass Balance: INPUT KG OUTPUT KG Castor Oil 995 Nickel 0.5 MASS BALANCE OF HYDROGENATED CASTOR OIL Auto Clave Under vaccum 110 C Hydrogen Gas 7 Hydrogenation Hydrogen 2 140 to 150 C Cooling up to 100 C Process Leaf filter Spent Ni (reuse) 0.5 Filteration, flaking, Packing & Storage Hydrogenated Castor Oil 1000 TOTAL 1002.5 1002.5 Girnar Industries 14

Annexure-III Water Balance Diagram Total fresh water consumption 94 KLD (Fresh 58 KLD + 36 KLD Recycle) Domestic 5.0 Process 14.0 Washing 10.0 Utility 55 Greenbelt 10.0 Soak pit 4.0 Process 29.5 Water retained with 1.5 RM Recycle water 14.0 Water treatment Plant 55 Recycle water 14.0 Boiler 35 Cooling 14 Drying Loss 1.0 Blow down 3.5 Bleed off 4.0 6.0 14.5 ETP 14.5 + 10.0 + 3.5 + 4.0 + 6.0 =38 RO 38 26 Permeate reuse System loss 1.7 12 MEE 10 Condensate reuse Salt 0.3 Girnar Industries 15

Sr. No. Source Water Consumption Water Consumption Existing (KL/day) Water Consumption After expansion (KL/day) 1. Domestic 2.5 5.0 2. Green Belt 5.0 10.0 3. Industrial A Process 2.0 14.0 B Water treatment 3.0 6.0 C Boiler 26.0 35.0 D Cooling 7.0 14.0 E Washing 6.0 10.0 Total Industrial 44.0 79.0 Total (1+2+3) 51.5 94.0 Recycle water 11.0 36.0 Fresh water requirement 40.5 58.0 Sr. No. Source Wastewater Generation W/w Generation Existing (KL/day) W/w Generation After expansion (KL/day) 1. Domestic 2.0 4.0 2. Industrial A Process 1.0 14.5 B Water treatment 0.0 6.0 C Boiler 4.2 3.5 D Cooling 1.0 4.0 E Washing 4.8 10.0 Total Industrial 11.0 38.0 Total (1+2) 13.0 42.0 Girnar Industries 16

Waste water treatment: At present waste water generated from process, boiler and washing is treated in ETP comprising of primary and secondary treatment units. After treatment treated water is used for gardening purpose. Waste water generated from cooling will be directly utilized for cooling make up. After proposed expansion, waste water generated from process, boiler, cooling and washing will be treated ETP followed By RO. RO reject will be followed to MEE. RO permeate and MEE condensate will be reused in process and utilities. Thus, Unit is achieving ZLD. Sewage will be disposed of into soak pit though septic tank. Girnar Industries 17

Annexure-III (A) ETP Details ETP flow diagram Oil & Grease Trap 1.5 x 2.0 x 1.0 Collection tank 2.0 x 2.0 x 3.0 Primary Settling Tank 3.0 x 3.0 x 3.0 Aeration Tank 6.0 x 6.0 x 3.0 Secondary Settling Tank 3.0 x 3.0 x 3.0 MEE System R O System Details of ETP unit Sr. No. Name of Unit Size of the Unit in meter 1. Oil & Grease Trap 1.5 x 2.0 x 1.0 2. Collection Tank 2.0 x 2.0 x 3.0 3. Primary settling Tank 3.0 x 3.0 x 3.0 1.5 SD 4. Aeration Tank 6.0 X 6.0 X 3.0 2.5 WD 5. Secondary Settling Tank 3.0 x 3.0 x 3.0 1.5 SD 6. Sludge Drying Bed-2 Nos. 1.5 x 2.0 x 1.0 7. RO system 2 KL/hr 8. MEE 1 KL/hr Girnar Industries 18

Annexure -IV Details of Air Emissions Sr. No. Stack attached to Flue Gas Stack Existing 1. Steam Boiler 2. Thermic fluid heater 3. D. G. set (125KVA) (Stand by) Proposed No addition Fuel Type Ground nut husk Stack Height, Meter Fuel Consumption APC measures 30 15.0 MT/Day Cyclone with settling chamber 30 Multi Dust Collector with settling Chamber Diesel 6.0 10 Liter/Hr Acoustic enclosure Probable pollutants PM<150mg/NM 3 SO 2 <100 ppm NO x <50 ppm Girnar Industries 19

Annexure-V Details of Hazardous Generation and Disposal Sr. No. Type of Hazardous Waste 1 ETP Sludge Quantity Schedule Existing Total after expansion 35.1 0.2 1.0 MTPM MTPM MEE salt 0.0 MTPM 2 Used oil, 5.1 11.0 3 Spent Catalyst (Nickel) 4 Discarded containers/ liners liter/year -- 0.225 MT/Year 33.1 400 Nos./Month 0.5 MT/Month 7.5 MTPM 500 liter/year 0.300 MT/Year 500 Nos./Month 0.75 MT/Month Disposal method Collection, storage, transportation and disposal at TSDF site. Collection, storage, transportation and disposal by selling to registered reprocessors. Collection, storage and sale to authorized recyclers. Collection, storage and sale to authorized venders/recyclers Girnar Industries 20