Namaste sir,
Garudhadri Impex Pvt Ltd,
ML No 2583
Extent 20.64 Hectares
Lease alloted 2008
Valid upto. 2028
Deemed Extension upto 2058 (under process.)
Mineral: Iron ore & Manganese
Reserves:- With present Core drilling under process the approxmetely reserves expected is about 3.00 Million tons of
35+ Fe iron ore and 10 + Mn of Manganese ore.
We are planning for a small beneficiation plants of approx 0.30 MTPA outside the lease area, also planning for Brick
plant outside the lease area from the remains of OVER BURDEN (OB).
In this regard please guide us how to go about sir.
Thanks & Regards
Manoj Jain
Managing Director
Garudhadri Impex Pvt Ltd
OK. I think IOB may be possible. Regarding Mn it may be difficult as Mn ores from Sandur are ferruginous. Please
ask him to share the specs for iron ore concentrates. Also the Ore data of iron ore and approval of Environment dept..
The Capacity of IOB seems to have been decided based on Life of Mine and Reserve of 3 million tons for 10 years at
0.3MTPY Assuming 3shifts operation for 7200 hours, the minimum TPH of plant amounts to .50 tph and for one shift
operation amounts to 150 with 80% availability, safety and over design factor
The project normally is undertaken in the following stages;
1. Exploration stage where spilt [1/8] drill core samples are subjected to process diagnostic amenability tests for
characterizing ore type and to draw geo technical map of the resource The product specs may have to be
given by the client -2 months
2. Preparation of composite sample from [1/8] core sample for bench scale beneficiation study generating data
for conceptual plant Response of different ore type to the process. Preparation of metallurgical balance- 4-6
months
3. Site analysis, equipment sizing, choice and preliminary techno economic viability report-2 months
4. Project engineering – for tender preparation, contractor identification, supervisor of project, erection,
commissioning and baseline data collection and auditing for optimisation 6 to 18 months with a minimum 12
months
A typical example of the plant with no grind process is given below;
