Waste Handling (EN11)
Most of the solid wastes generated from the
Steel Works are recycled/reused. Wastes such
as, sludges from BF gas cleaning plant and
part of LD slag could not be recycled
because of high alkali and high phosphorous
content as, respectively. Solid Waste
utilization statistics including hazardous
wastes during the year 2005-2006 are
presented in Table-5.19.
5.19 Waste Utilization
04-05
05-06
Tonnes
% of generation
Tonnes
% of generation
B F Slag
Cement making
1105487
92.48
1351619
91.07
L D Slag
Sinter making
888564
74.37
700559
61.63
B F Sludge
Domestic fuel
27982
85.05
40064
87.05
L D Sludge
Sinter making
80909
70.42
146334
114.00
Mill Scale
Sinter making
57801
100
68822
110.29
Flue Dust
Sinter & dom. Fuel
25260
32.75
27979
27.55
Lime Fines
Sinter making
100849
100
112138
100
Dolo Dust
Sinter making
1140
100
24041
100
Ref. Waste
Sale
13673
100
10689
100
Tar Sludge
Coke making
3626
100
5360
100
Oil Sludge
Coke making
1219
100
2540
100
BOD Sludge
Coke making
277
100
-
-
U/S Lime St.
Sinter making
86627
100
24513
100
Mill Sludge
Sinter making
8440
100
12631
100
Roll dust
Sinter making
Nil
Nil
-
-
TOTAL
2401854
83.16
2527289
80.2
Hazardous Wastes & Bio-Medical
Wastes
The details of hazardous waste
generation and utilization in
Steel Works and bio-medical
wastes for TMH Jamshedpur are
furnished in Table 5.20. Waste
quantities were not weighed and
are reported based on average
capacity of
trucks/tankers/containers. The
hazardous waste reported does
not include all the parameters
reported to the State Pollution
Control Board, as some of the
wastes, which are recycled in
the processes, have not been
established as hazardous. Tata
Steel did a characterization of
these wastes during the year
03-04 and only the following
wastes have been found to be
hazardous.
Hazardous wastes generated at
the mines and collieries were
auctioned to registered
recyclers and oily waste/sludge
is land filled in secured
landfills. Table 5.21 and
Table
5.22 indicate the hazardous
waste generated at Mines and
West Bokaro Colliery,
respectively.