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Mining became part of Petrobangla operation in 1985, when the erstwhile Bangladesh Mineral Exploration &
Development Corporation was merged with Petrobangla. Till date, major mineable deposits of coal, limestone and
granite has been discovered in Bangladesh. These are often at a deeper depth than conventionally exploited elsewhere.
However, lack of surface or shallower deposits and overall competitiveness against import has encouraged development
of underground mines to exploit such resources.
At present two major mines are operated to extract about 1 million tons of coal and 1.65 million tons of granite
respectively from the Barapukuria Coal Mining Company Limited and Maddhapara Granite Mining Company Ltd.
BARAPUKURIA COAL MINING COMPANY LIMITED
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History:
The Barapukuria coal deposit was discovered in 1985 while the Geological Survey of Bangladesh (GSB) drilled a wild-cat borehole
to investigate a negative gravity anomaly in the area. Since then, a total of 35 deep boreholes were drilled, delimiting the area of
coal resources and determining the structure, and the coal seam characteristics in terms of thickness and quality.
Geological Conditions:
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The surface geology over the entire project area comprises the Tertiary Dupi Tila formation, which unconformable overlays the
Gondwana (Permian) coal-bearing sediments. These are folded into an asymmetric syncline or basin, whose axis strikes
approximately north-south. A major fault forms the eastern limit of the deposit, beyond which, Archaean basement rocks (PreCambrian) are present immediately below the Dupi Tila. Several lesser faults were identified within the coal basin by geophysical
seismic survey. The Gondwana sequence comprises predominantly sandstones, with subordinate siltstones and mudstones,
which contain up to six coal seams in the centre of the basin. The lowest of these, Seam VI is the principal target seam of the mine
project, and has an average thickness of 36m. It consists of a weakly-caking bituminous coal with average sulphur content of
about 0.53% making it an ideal fuel for power generation, which is the primary identified market for the coal. In-seam inclusions of
dirt (non-coal material) are variable, but mainly restricted to the uppermost and lowermost sections of the seam. The total coal
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Discovery
M/S Wardell Arm strong, UK w ith the assistance of Overseas Developm ent Adm inistration
(ODA), UK conducted the Feasibility Study and Subm itted report to Petrobangla in May 1991.
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Coal Reserve
Depth of Coal
118-509 m eter
19 October 2002
23 March 2005
Acceptance Test Run of four Roadheader system and tw o long w all faces (1101 & 1110), out of
15 designed longw all faces w as com pleted in 29 May 2005.
Ash
12.4
Volatile Matter
29.2
Fixed Carbon
48.4
Total Sulphur
0.53
Assum ed Moisture
10
Rank of Barapukuria Coal In accordance w ith USA Ranking System (ASTM Method) Barapukuria Coal is High Volatile
Bitum inous Coal. So it's an industrial standard coal. It could be used for pow er generation and
dom estic purposes.
Coal characteristics
The m ineable coal of Barapukuria Coal Mine is m ainly hom ogeneous dull coal intersected w ith
bands of sem i dull coal and sem i bright coal. Most of the coal is w eakly coking coal, som e
sections are long flam e coal.
Sale:
Coal delivery to PDB
Coal Price to PDB Coal
Up to 30 Septem ber 2013 total delivery w as 3,820,991.57 Metric ton in FY 2005-2006: 209,234.57 Mt,
FY 2006-2007: 460,231.11Mt, FY 2007-2008: 491354.170 Mt, FY 2008-2009: 532,487.62 Mt, FY 2009-2010:
501,132.150 Mt, FY 2010-2011: 463,923.17 Mt, FY 2011-2012: 499,971.76 Mt, FY 2012-2013: 643,978.03 Mt.
Price of coal w as US $ 61.50 Per Mt (including VAT us $ 1.50) upto June 2008. From July 2008 it w as
US $ 71.50 per Mt upto June 2010 and from July 2010 the price w as enhanced to US $ 85.50 per Mt
(including VAT us $ 1.50). Finally price w as fixed US $ 105.00 per Mt from 1 Feb 2012.
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Local Sale
Upto 30 Septem ber 2013 total coal sold to the local buyers is 925,259.39 Mt. Up to June 2004:
70,131.35 Mt, , FY 2004-2005: 74,767.77 Mt, FY 2005-2006: 45,020.44 Mt, FY 2006-2007: 5,707.35 Mt, FY
2007-2008: 10,392.73Mt, FY 2008-2009: 258,080.94 Mt, FY 2009-2010: 319,254.71 Mt, FY 2010-2011:
107,795.09 Mt, FY 2011-2012: 332,526.00 Mt, FY 2012-2013: 288,266.00 Mt.
Tk. 11018.00 i.e. US $ 140.53 per ton (Including Loading Charge=34 Tk& Labour Charge=24 Tk, 1 US
$= Tk 78.40)
Manpow er:
Manpow er : BCMCL
Head Office
Manpow er : M&P
Contractor Head
Subsidence History:
Kalupara &
Balaram purVillage
First Subsidence noticed on 11 May 2006 in Kalupara & Balaram pur Village. In the sam e area
second subsidence noticed on 7 May 2008 (1101 & 1103 Face Area).
Moupukur Village
Jigagari Village
Affected Area
627.73 acre (Including Private Land 618.41 acre, Govt khas Land 4.67 and grave-yard, Mosque 4.65
acre)
Business Enterprise
228 nos.
Landless Poor/
Vulnerable/Marginal
Fam ily
247 nos.
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Discovery
1974
By Tw o vertical shafts(dia-5m)
Mining Method
Depth of Mine
240-300 Meter
Type of Deposit
Granite,Granodiorite,Gniess,Pegmatite etc.
24,000.00PSI
70 Years.
Annual Production
Source:
Last Update :January 2015
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