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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729482
title: Table 8.6 in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table 8.6. Total cost estimate for training (indicative price)
ItemsNumber of personOverseas training countryManmonthPer Unit Cost (Taka)Total Cost (Tk.)Overseas training: Training for one Environmental manager/senior environmental manager on "Environmental Management System" and Modeling on air emission: a. Course fee01Training in Europe/Engla nd where appropriate training is offered021850000/-b. Accommodationa. =400000 b. =@ 250000/monthc. Training allowancec. =Training allowance =@200000 /monthd. Foodd. =@ 200000/monthe. Over seas travel cost (once)e.=150000Local Environmental Training Specialist:0103a. Remunerationa. =@ 150000450000/-Total cost in BD Taka2300000/-
N.B. The environmental training cost has not been included in the bid documents
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729484
title: Table- 8.7. Environmental monitoring and mitigation cost per month in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table-8.7. Environmental monitoring and mitigation cost per month
ItemUnit cost (BD-Tk)Total cost (BD-TK)Monitoring cost during construction phase and part of operation phase is included in the EPC contractor's package during contract period.A. Environmental monitoring: i. in-house laboratory equipment procurement initial cost (one time)i. =55106.65 per monthi. 55106.65/-B. Manpower arrangements for EMU in EGCB: i. Senior Environmental Manager (DGM-equivalent)-current Environmental Manager Position of EGCB will be upgraded and fund will be obtained from EGCBi. N/Ai. No cost from the projectii. Environmental specialist- (1 person)-remuneration (from project)ii. 60000/-per monthii.=60,000/-
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729483
title: Table- 8.7. Environmental monitoring and mitigation cost per month in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table-8.7. Environmental monitoring and mitigation cost per month
ItemUnit cost (BD-Tk)Total cost (BD-TK)Monitoring cost during construction phase and part of operation phase is included in the EPC contractor's package during contract period.A. Environmental monitoring: i. in-house laboratory equipment procurement initial cost (one time)i. =55106.65 per monthi. 55106.65/-B. Manpower arrangements for EMU in EGCB: i. Senior Environmental Manager (DGM-equivalent)-current Environmental Manager Position of EGCB will be upgraded and fund will be obtained from EGCBi. N/Ai. No cost from the projectii. Environmental specialist- (1 person)-remuneration (from project)ii. 60000/-per monthii.=60,000/-
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729485
title: Table- 8.8. Types and sources of domestic wastes in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table- 8.8. Types and sources of domestic wastes
Type of wastesMain componentsPotential constituents of the released wastesDrainageBathing water, RainwaterTrace amount of oil and grease, soapEmissionConstruction equipments, vehicles, cranes etc.Emission of smokes, CO, CO2 etc.Domestic sewageBiodegradable organic matterSemi-solids, used detergent, coliform bacteriaDomestic refuseGarbage, packing materials, paper, batteries, paper bags, cartoon, plastic, plastic bottles, cans, wrappers, organic waste, waste, glass bottles etc.Plastic, organic waste, batteries, glassesKitchen wasteWaste vegetable, wastes during processing of vegetables, waste food, soap and detergent, fishes scales, meat's scales and wastes etc produced in kitchenProtein, bio-degradable organic mattersWashroomBathing and waterSoap, detergent, trace amount of oil and grease
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729486
title: Table- 8.8. Types and sources of domestic wastes in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table- 8.8. Types and sources of domestic wastes
Type of wastesMain componentsPotential constituents of the released wastesDrainageBathing water, RainwaterTrace amount of oil and grease, soapEmissionConstruction equipments, vehicles, cranes etc.Emission of smokes, CO, CO2 etc.Domestic sewageBiodegradable organic matterSemi-solids, used detergent, coliform bacteriaDomestic refuseGarbage, packing materials, paper, batteries, paper bags, cartoon, plastic, plastic bottles, cans, wrappers, organic waste, waste, glass bottles etc.Plastic, organic waste, batteries, glassesKitchen wasteWaste vegetable, wastes during processing of vegetables, waste food, soap and detergent, fishes scales, meat's scales and wastes etc produced in kitchenProtein, bio-degradable organic mattersWashroomBathing and waterSoap, detergent, trace amount of oil and grease
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729489
title: Table- 1.1. Proposed EIA team members in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table-1.1. Proposed EIA team members
Name of professionalsPositionMd. Noor Newaz, Ph.D.Team Leader, EIA Specialist and Senior Environmental SpecialistProf. M.A. Khaer, Ph.D.Ecologist and TaxonomistMd. Salim, Ph.D.Mechanical EngineerM. Saiful IslamChemistMd. Rafiqul IslamGeographer and GIS specialist
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729490
title: Table- 1.1. Proposed EIA team members in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table-1.1. Proposed EIA team members
Name of professionalsPositionMd. Noor Newaz, Ph.D.Team Leader, EIA Specialist and Senior Environmental SpecialistProf. M.A. Khaer, Ph.D.Ecologist and TaxonomistMd. Salim, Ph.D.Mechanical EngineerM. Saiful IslamChemistMd. Rafiqul IslamGeographer and GIS specialist
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729492
title: Table- 1.2. EGCB ltd. team members provided support for implementation of the EIA report for Siddhirganj 450 MW CCPP project in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table-1.2. EGCB ltd. team members provided support for implementation of the EIA report for Siddhirganj 450 MW CCPP project
Name of professionalsPositionKazi M.H. Kabir, M. Sc. (Ag.), M.Sc. Env. Science, (Australia), ESC (Japan), Ph.D. (Fellow)Environmental Management Specialist (Manager Environment) EGCB Ltd.Ibrahim Ahmad Shafi Al Mohtad, M.S.,Renewable Energy, (German)Manager P & D, EGCB Ltd.
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729491
title: Table- 1.2. EGCB ltd. team members provided support for implementation of the EIA report for Siddhirganj 450 MW CCPP project in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table-1.2. EGCB ltd. team members provided support for implementation of the EIA report for Siddhirganj 450 MW CCPP project
Name of professionalsPositionKazi M.H. Kabir, M. Sc. (Ag.), M.Sc. Env. Science, (Australia), ESC (Japan), Ph.D. (Fellow)Environmental Management Specialist (Manager Environment) EGCB Ltd.Ibrahim Ahmad Shafi Al Mohtad, M.S.,Renewable Energy, (German)Manager P & D, EGCB Ltd.
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729495
title: Table 1 in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table 1 - Performance ł Characteristics of FGDs Type of Characteristics Plant FGD Capital Cost Increase
Wet FGD• Flue gas is saturated with water11-14%• Limestone (CaCO3) as reagent• Removal efficiency up to 98%• Use 1-1.5% of electricity generated• Most widely used• Distance to limestone source andthe limestone reactivity to beconsidered• High water consumption• Need to treat wastewater• Gypsum as a saleable by-productor wasteSemi-Dry• Also called “Dry Scrubbing” –9-12%FGDunder controlled humidification.• Lime (CaO) as reagent• Removal efficiency up to 94%
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729496
title: Table 1 in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table 1 - Performance ł Characteristics of FGDs Type of Characteristics Plant FGD Capital Cost Increase
Wet FGD• Flue gas is saturated with water11-14%• Limestone (CaCO3) as reagent• Removal efficiency up to 98%• Use 1-1.5% of electricity generated• Most widely used• Distance to limestone source andthe limestone reactivity to beconsidered• High water consumption• Need to treat wastewater• Gypsum as a saleable by-productor wasteSemi-Dry• Also called “Dry Scrubbing” –9-12%FGDunder controlled humidification.• Lime (CaO) as reagent• Removal efficiency up to 94%
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729499
title: Table 3 in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table 3 – Performance ł Characteristics of Dust Removal Systems
TypePerformance ł CharacteristicsESP•Removal efficiency of>96.5% (<1 μm),>99.95%(>10 μm)•0.1-1.8% of electricity generated is used•It might not work on particulates with very highelectrical resistivity. In these cases, flue gasconditioning (FGC) may improve ESP performance.•Can handle very large gas volume with lowpressure dropsFabric Filter•Removal efficiency of>99.6% (<1 μm),>99.95%(>10 μm). Removes smaller particles than ESPs.•0.2-3% of electricity generated is used•Filter life decreases as coal S content increases•Operating costs go up considerably as the fabricfilter becomes dense to remove more particles•If ash is particularly reactive, it can weaken thefabric and eventually it disintegrates.Wet Scrubber•Removal efficiency of>98.5% (<1 μm),>99.9%(>10 μm)•Up to 3% of electricity generated is used.•As a secondary effect, can remove and absorbgaseous heavy metals•Wastewater needs to be treated
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729500
title: Table 3 in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table 3 – Performance ł Characteristics of Dust Removal Systems
TypePerformance ł CharacteristicsESP•Removal efficiency of>96.5% (<1 μm),>99.95%(>10 μm)•0.1-1.8% of electricity generated is used•It might not work on particulates with very highelectrical resistivity. In these cases, flue gasconditioning (FGC) may improve ESP performance.•Can handle very large gas volume with lowpressure dropsFabric Filter•Removal efficiency of>99.6% (<1 μm),>99.95%(>10 μm). Removes smaller particles than ESPs.•0.2-3% of electricity generated is used•Filter life decreases as coal S content increases•Operating costs go up considerably as the fabricfilter becomes dense to remove more particles•If ash is particularly reactive, it can weaken thefabric and eventually it disintegrates.Wet Scrubber•Removal efficiency of>98.5% (<1 μm),>99.9%(>10 μm)•Up to 3% of electricity generated is used.•As a secondary effect, can remove and absorbgaseous heavy metals•Wastewater needs to be treated
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729503
title: Table 5 in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table 5 - Effluent Guidelines (To be applicable at relevant wastewater stream: e.g., from FGD system, wet ash transport, washing boiler ł air preheater and precipitator, boiler acid washing, regeneration of demineralizers and condensate polishers, oil-separated water, site drainage, coal pile runoff, and cooling water)
ParametermgłL, except pH and temppH6 – 9TSS50Oil and grease10Total residual0.2chlorineChromium - Total0.5(Cr)Copper (Cu)0.5Iron (Fe)1.0Zinc (Zn)1.0Lead (Pb)0.5Cadmium (Cd)0.1Mercury (Hg)0.005Arsenic (As)0.5Temperature•Site specific requirement to be establishedincrease byby the EA.thermal discharge•Elevated temperature areas due tofrom coolingdischarge of once-through cooling watersystem(e.g., 1 Celsius above, 2 Celsius above, 3Celsius above ambient water temperature)should be minimized by adjusting intakeand outfall design through the projectspecific EA depending on the sensitiveaquatic ecosystems around the dischargepoint.
Note: Applicability of heavy metals should be determined in the EA. Guideline limits in the Table are from various references of effluent performance by thermal power plants.
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729504
title: Table 5 in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table 5 - Effluent Guidelines (To be applicable at relevant wastewater stream: e.g., from FGD system, wet ash transport, washing boiler ł air preheater and precipitator, boiler acid washing, regeneration of demineralizers and condensate polishers, oil-separated water, site drainage, coal pile runoff, and cooling water)
ParametermgłL, except pH and temppH6 – 9TSS50Oil and grease10Total residual0.2chlorineChromium - Total0.5(Cr)Copper (Cu)0.5Iron (Fe)1.0Zinc (Zn)1.0Lead (Pb)0.5Cadmium (Cd)0.1Mercury (Hg)0.005Arsenic (As)0.5Temperature•Site specific requirement to be establishedincrease byby the EA.thermal discharge•Elevated temperature areas due tofrom coolingdischarge of once-through cooling watersystem(e.g., 1 Celsius above, 2 Celsius above, 3Celsius above ambient water temperature)should be minimized by adjusting intakeand outfall design through the projectspecific EA depending on the sensitiveaquatic ecosystems around the dischargepoint.
Note: Applicability of heavy metals should be determined in the EA. Guideline limits in the Table are from various references of effluent performance by thermal power plants.
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729513
title: Table 8 in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table 8 - ICNIRP exposure limits for occupational exposure to electric and magnetic fields.
FrequencyElectric Field (V/m)Magnetic Field (µT)50 Hz10,00050060 Hz8300415
Source: ICNIRP (1998): “Guidelines for limiting exposure to time-varying electric, magnetic, and electromagnetic fields (up to 300 GHz)
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729514
title: Table 8 in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table 8 - ICNIRP exposure limits for occupational exposure to electric and magnetic fields.
FrequencyElectric Field (V/m)Magnetic Field (µT)50 Hz10,00050060 Hz8300415
Source: ICNIRP (1998): “Guidelines for limiting exposure to time-varying electric, magnetic, and electromagnetic fields (up to 300 GHz)
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729516
title: Table B- 1 in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table B-1 Suggested Key EHS Elements for EA of New Thermal Power Project
Analysis of•Fuel selection including non-fossil fuelAlternativesoptions (coal, oil, gas, biomass, otherrenewable options – wind, solar,geothermal, hydro), fuel supply sources•Power generation technologyo Thermal generating efficiency(HHV-gross, LHV-gross,HHV-net, LHV-net)o Costo CO2 emissions performance(gCO2/kWh)•GHG emissions reduction / offsetoptionso Energy conversion efficiencyo Offset arrangemento Use of renewable energysources, etc.•Baseline water quality of receiving waterbodies•Water supplyo Surface water, undergroundwater, desalination•Cooling systemo Once-through, wet closedcircuit, dry closed circuit•Ash disposal system - wet disposal vs.
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729515
title: Table B- 1 in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table B-1 Suggested Key EHS Elements for EA of New Thermal Power Project
Analysis of•Fuel selection including non-fossil fuelAlternativesoptions (coal, oil, gas, biomass, otherrenewable options – wind, solar,geothermal, hydro), fuel supply sources•Power generation technologyo Thermal generating efficiency(HHV-gross, LHV-gross,HHV-net, LHV-net)o Costo CO2 emissions performance(gCO2/kWh)•GHG emissions reduction / offsetoptionso Energy conversion efficiencyo Offset arrangemento Use of renewable energysources, etc.•Baseline water quality of receiving waterbodies•Water supplyo Surface water, undergroundwater, desalination•Cooling systemo Once-through, wet closedcircuit, dry closed circuit•Ash disposal system - wet disposal vs.
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729520
title: Table B- 2 in ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) OF WORLD BANK FINANCED SIDDHIRGANJ 450 MW COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CCPP) PROJECT SIDDHIRGANJ, NARAYANGAJ

description: Table B-2 - Suggested Air Quality Impact Assessment Approach
Baseline air•Qualitative information (for smallqualityprojects e.g., <100MWth)collection•Seasonal manual sampling (for mid-sized projects e.g., <1,200MWth)•Continuous automatic sampling (forlarge projects e.g.,>= 1,200MWth)•Modeling existing sourcesBaseline•Continuous one-year data formeteorologicaldispersion modeling from nearbydata collectionexisting meteorological station (e.g.,airport, meteorological station) or site-specific station, if installed, for mid-sized and large projectsEvaluation of•Determining if the airshed is degradedairshed quality(i.e., ambient air quality standards arenot attained) or non-degraded (i.e.,ambient air quality standards areattained)Air quality•Assess incremental and resultantimpactlevels by screening models (for smallassessmentprojects)•Assess incremental and resultantlevels by refined models (for mid-sizedand large projects, or for smallprojects if determined necessary afterusing screening models)47•Modify emission levels, if needed, toensure that incremental impacts aresmall (e.g., 25% of relevant ambientair quality standard levels) and thatthe airshed will not become degraded.
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