Abstract
For more than two decades, about 35% of the energy demand of Tamil Nadu, a region of southern India, has been provided by Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC). NLC was founded as a company by the Indian government in 1956 and it comprises a lignite mine, a thermal power station, a briquetting and carbonisation plant; a fertilizer plant, a process steam plant, and a clay washing plant. The extent of the Neyveli lignite field, the production capacity of the three mines, and the linkage and utilisation of lignite are all considered. Future perspective plans beyond the seventh five year plan are reviewed. The use of coke and fertilizer by the chemical industries is outlined, and ecology and environmental control are discussed.
Citation Formats
Srinivasaraghavan, S.
Role of Neyveli lignite in the energy map of India.
India: N. p.,
1984.
Web.
Srinivasaraghavan, S.
Role of Neyveli lignite in the energy map of India.
India.
Srinivasaraghavan, S.
1984.
"Role of Neyveli lignite in the energy map of India."
India.
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title = {Role of Neyveli lignite in the energy map of India}
author = {Srinivasaraghavan, S}
abstractNote = {For more than two decades, about 35% of the energy demand of Tamil Nadu, a region of southern India, has been provided by Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC). NLC was founded as a company by the Indian government in 1956 and it comprises a lignite mine, a thermal power station, a briquetting and carbonisation plant; a fertilizer plant, a process steam plant, and a clay washing plant. The extent of the Neyveli lignite field, the production capacity of the three mines, and the linkage and utilisation of lignite are all considered. Future perspective plans beyond the seventh five year plan are reviewed. The use of coke and fertilizer by the chemical industries is outlined, and ecology and environmental control are discussed.}
journal = []
volume = {16:2}
journal type = {AC}
place = {India}
year = {1984}
month = {Aug}
}
title = {Role of Neyveli lignite in the energy map of India}
author = {Srinivasaraghavan, S}
abstractNote = {For more than two decades, about 35% of the energy demand of Tamil Nadu, a region of southern India, has been provided by Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC). NLC was founded as a company by the Indian government in 1956 and it comprises a lignite mine, a thermal power station, a briquetting and carbonisation plant; a fertilizer plant, a process steam plant, and a clay washing plant. The extent of the Neyveli lignite field, the production capacity of the three mines, and the linkage and utilisation of lignite are all considered. Future perspective plans beyond the seventh five year plan are reviewed. The use of coke and fertilizer by the chemical industries is outlined, and ecology and environmental control are discussed.}
journal = []
volume = {16:2}
journal type = {AC}
place = {India}
year = {1984}
month = {Aug}
}