Project. The design and approach for implementing the Project shall also be in compliance with the Applicable Law, including the SW and PWM Rules. The Technical Proposal shall set out the following components: Methodology Statement Process Flow Chart Resource Utilization Statement Operations & Maintenance Scheme Environment, Health & Safety Policy and Practice Methodology Statement The Bidder shall provide a methodology statement, which broadly sets out the approach to the Project. The methodology statement shall include the Bidder's appreciation of the Project, the sequencing of activities to be performed, the facilities to be provided, design standards and basis for calculations of collection activities. The methodology statement should address aspects relating to all the activities of collection including receipt and transfer to plant. The methodology to understand the operation of equipment along with their maintenance schedules. Process Flow Chart The Bidder shall provide a process flow chart setting out the activities at each stage. The components, which shall be addressed, include design calculation for vehicles/Auto tippers required from Jhansi Nagar Nigam and any other requirement for the project. The Bidder should indicate supporting calculations and assumptions, if any. Resource Utilisation Statement A statement indicating the procurement, deployment and utilisation of the resources shall be provided. The statement shall include proposed organizational structure, employee deployment, equipment procurement and utilisation, contracting activities, utilisation of office and other facilities. Operations and Maintenance Scheme The Bidder shall separately set out the operations and maintenance scheme for collection work, transportation and operation of the plant. The maintenance (regular and emergency) schedules and mechanism should also be indicated over the Concession Period. Environment, Health & Safety Policy and Practice The Bidder shall indicate the environment, health and safety policy and practices, which are proposed to be adopted during the Concession Period. The aspects relating to employee and worker safety, control mechanisms of litter, etc needs to be elaborated. Appendix H FORMAT FOR FINANCIAL PROPOSAL
operation Control - ON/OFF switch is at provided to control the motion of the conveyor. FINE SHREDDER UNIT – 2 Nos Fine Shredder should be installed after the Main Shredder. All the plastics which is fit for Road Laying should be shredded to a size of 5-6mm. Specifications of the Fine shredder should be: 1. DESIGN - Single Shaft 2. QTY / SPEED OF MAIN SHAFT - ONE Nos. / 580-600 RPM 3. CAPACITY - 500 kg per Day 4. NO OF HAMMERS - 12 Nos. 5. HAMMER DESIGN - Bell Shaped, Out Balanced 6. HAMMER MATERIAL - High Abrasion Steel 7. HAMMER HARDNESS - 400 BHN 8. MAIN MOTOR - 15HP 9. MESH - 10X10MM 10. WEIGHT OF MACHINE - Appx. 1Tons BIO-CLAVE The unit should be state of the art equipment and should dry waste before it is charged on to the vibrator. Bio-clave should be a three walled Circular vessel of length 5000mm. In the gap between the inner wall and the centre wall hot oil should be rotated at a temperature of 120 degree centigrade. The inner wall should attain a temperature of around 110-115 degree centigrade and should remove the moisture from the charged waste. The gap between the centre wall and the outer wall should have insulating material to keep the skin temperature of the vessel to ambient conditions. A rotating shaft should be provided to rotate the waste in the chamber and bring the waste in contact with the hot inner walls. Charging of waste should be from the top of the vessel. The vessel should be inclined to move the waste by gravity towards the discharge door. The rotating arm should also move the waste towards the discharge door. The technical specifications of the Bio-Clave should be as under: Outer Diameter of the Chamber - 1525mm Inner Diameter of the Chamber - 1200mm