JINDAL STEEL AND POWER LIMITED Jindal Steel and Power Limited (JSPL) is one of India's major steel producers with a significant presence in sectors like Steel, Power Generation and Infrastructure. With an annual turnover of aver USS 4 billion, ISPL. is a part of the 18 billion diversified O. P. Jindal Group and is consistently tapping new opportunities by increasing production capacity diversifying investments, and leveraging its core capabilities to venture into new businesses. The company has committed investments exceeding USS 30 billion in the future and has several business initiatives running simultaneously across continents. Mr, Naveen Jindal, the youngest son of the legendary Shri. O. P. Jindal spearheads JSPL and its group companies. The company produces economical and efficient steel and power through backward and forward integration. From the widest flat products to a whole range of long products, JSPL today sports a product portfolio that caters to varied needs in the steel market. The products of ISPL are of premium quality in terms of dimensional adherence and internal soundness owing to its clean raw material, sound steel refining facilities and an efficient rolling mill ISPL is operating 3.0 MTPA capacity integrated steel plant at Raigarh, Chhattisgarh, This plant holds the distinction of having world’s largest coal based sponge iron plant. Also JSPL has recently commissioned state-ol-the-art steel making facilities of capacity 2.5MIPA at Angul Odisha. This plant has one of the largest 250MT Electric are furnaces. Further JSPL’S state-of- the art rolling facilities located at Raigarh (Chhattisgarh), Patratu (Jharkhand) and Angul (Odissa) is capable of producing wide range of products comprising of © Raigarh (Chhattisgarh): Structural Sections (Beam, Column, Angle, Channel), Track Rails, Crane Rails, Hot rolled Coils & plates, Sheet Piles, Fabricated Sections(Bridge Girders, Heavy Structures ete), Speed floor. © Patraty (Jharishand): Wire rods (5.2mm, 5.5mm-22mm), TMT Bars (6mm to 50mm), Cut & Bend Bars, Wire Mesh, Angle (S0mm-90mm) © Angul (Odissa): Steel Plates (Size: 900mm- 5000mm width, Smm- 550mm thickness) ISPL has been awarded with PM Trophy as 3 best Integrated Steel Plant by Ministry of Steel. JSPL has secently been rated as the second highest value creator in the world by Boston Consulting Group: 1 1th fastest growing company in india by Business World; included in one of the Fab 50 Companies by Forbes Asia, 2009 and 2010; one of the Best Blue Chip companies as well as the Highest Wealth Creator by the Dalal Street Journal, It has also been ranked fourth as per Total Income in the Iron and Steel sector by Dun & Bradstreet.FACILITIES AND TECHNOLOGIES Raigarh Plant: tron & Steel Making Facilities includes: 893 MW captive power plant (CPP) Fabricated structure 1, 20,000 MTPA IRON MAKING. + OB MTPA coke oven plant ‘+ 2.3.MTPAsinter plant ‘+ 4.37 MTPA Sponge iron manufacturing through ORI Plant operating on JSPL patented technology * 1.67 MTPA and 0.47 milion TPA Blast Furnace STEEL MAKING * 2.0 MTPAand 1.25 million TPA steel melting shop. + Electric arc furnace (EAF) (3ITPA) + 2.vacuum degassing units + RH degassing unit * Single strand slab caster + 6:strand billet-cum-round caster * 4-strand combi ~caster ROLLING MILLS, © Rail & universal beam mill (RUBM) (0.75 MTPA) © Integrated Flash Butt Welding Plant © Comprehensive quality contro! facilities including NOT © Plate-cum-coil mill (1.0 MTPA) © 0.6 MTPA Medium & Light Structure millPatratu Plant: ‘The plant facilities for the first phase at Patratu include: © Lx 1.0 MTPATMT Rebar mil © 0.6 MTPA wire rod mill © Rebar Processing Unit (Cut & Bend Sars, Weld Mesh) ‘© 2.5 MTPA Steel Melting Shop 15 MTPA capacity India’s widest Plate Mall © Fabricated structure 60,000 MTPA © Power: S8oniwJINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED, PATRATU QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN INSPECTION & TESTING OF PRODUCTS ROLLED IN BAR MILL 1. SCOPE: This work instruction covers inspection and testing of TMT tars rolled in Bar Mill, it also covers the preparation and issue of test certificates tothe customers, 2. DESCRIPTION OF MANUFACTURING PROCESS: Jindal Steel & Power Limited (ISPL) is one of India's major steel producers with a significant presence in sectors like Mining, Power Generation and Infrastructure, The company produces economical and efficient steel and power through ‘backward integration from its captive coal and iron-ore mines. With an annual turnover of over US $2.9 billion, JSPL is a part of the about US § 15 billion diversified O.P. Jindal Group, From the widest flat products to a whole range of long products, JSPL today sports a product portfolio that caters to varied needs in the steel market. The company also has the distinetion of producing the world’s longest 121 meter rails and introducing large size parallel ange beams in Indie ‘The 1.2 MTPA bar mill at Patrst is one of the best in the world with Itest technology from Morgan, USA. The ‘equipped with the following facilities: 1. High pressure water de scaler. 2. Single strand high speed continuous mill ranged in V-# form stan. 3. Quick roll change carpet in finishing group of stands. 4. Inter stand tension control rolling, Inward inspection is dane by Quality control to get the confirmation of heat, length mix up for fully customer satisfaction, Furnace temperature regime is maintained as per SOP and is displayed in Control Pulpit 1, 2, 3 and quality, Fumace temperature should be controlled according to the discharging rate of billets and temperature regime to be followed as per the grade wrt raw material grade, The furnace discharging temperature fs ensured for proper dimension coatrol inthe mill. The biting temperature of raw material in stand 1 & the stock is maintained as per the tabulation chart given by the supplier forthe standard section, At least | sample is cheoked from shear | & 2. To maintain the dimensions of product along with surface quality, proper stock control and timely changing of passes is done. Finishing temperature is maintsined higher than the recrystallization temp of stel. Rolled produet willbe cooled in natural air on 90 mir fengthy cooling bed where the rolled product willbe transfered tothe roller table of cold shear with walking beam mechanism to avoid the MDF seratches generated during transfor of hat product. Cold shear isto cut the sample of customer specified length (range 6-12 meter with tolerance +50 mm). Any multiple length of 6-12 meter is also cut by the machine. ‘This machine is accompanied with gauge beam which is a robost type of equipment. It has hydraulie stopper which will act as @ {guide o ereate a separation from cold shear biade to gauge beam positioned at opposite of the machine & acts as a stopper where ‘we cut the finished product for a specific customer length, Accuracy is $50 mm. ‘The product which fas been cat will be transferred to automatic stacker & piling bed where the material is segregated length wise ‘and a quantity of 4 Tlapprox) is accumulated at receiving packet which is further transfered to tying machine through the ‘hydraulic mechanism which automatic tying takes place at 2 locations of the bundle. The same bundle is further transferred to the loud cell bed where the automatic weighment is logged and the quantity of the load cell output is transferred to the online SAP system fom where a tag is generated. All the relevant technical details of the praduet like heat no, section, date of rolling ete. The finished produetion is now transfered to logistic area for final inspection and loading. PRODUCTS OF BAR MILL: 1) Rebar(HYQST)-8 to 40 mm 2) Plain Round: 20-63 mm diameter 3) Equal Angles- S0X50XS-90X90X9 APPROVED BY: HEAD (QUALITY) DOC NO. : BRM/QC/OAP/02 ISSUE :01 DATE: 01.11.2013 Page 1JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED, PATRATU QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN INSPECTION & TESTING OF PRODUCTS ROLLED IN BAR MILL 3. PRE OW CHART/DESCRIPTION OF MANUFACTURING PROCESS: Billet handling (165x165x12000mIn) Billet Roller table (Length =33m) t Furnace Charging Roller table (Length= 38m) eee eee Ae senate eo) | Reheating Furnace (Capacity 200T/h, walking beam) r De-scalar pressure (230 bar max} I Single Strand insulated roller table (length =24m) T Billet pinch Roll and Togele shear q Roughing mill stands ##1-##6(No- housing stand, Cast iron rolls with conventional type) t 1200mm crop and cobble shear eee Intermediate Mill stands #7-#12 (No- housing stand, Cast iron rolls with conventional type) 950 mm crop and cobble shear i Pre finishing Mill #13 -#16(Tungsten carbide Rings rolling) q Up —Loppers (after 13,414,815) Power Slitter (to slit process section in two strands) ‘Traversing Troughs and Roller tables APPROVED BY: HEAD {QUALITY} DOC NO. : BRM/QC/QAP/O2 ISSUE :01 DATE: 01.11.2013 Page 2JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED, PATRATU QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN INSPECTION & TESTING OF PRODUCTS ROLLED IN BAR MILL Line A ine ¢ Line 8 Slitted bar For Rolling Unsltted and finished bar Sltted bar For Roling Covered Troughs to NTM Roller Table efter Continuous Covered Troughs to NTM til Stands Fl ‘Water Boxes & Trough after Traversing Water Boxes and Water Boxes & Trough after NTM at 145 bar Roller Table a 14.Sbar NTM at 14.5 bar Pinch Rolls between and Pinch Roll before Divide Shear Pinch Rolls between and after after the Water Box the Weter Box Assembly Assembly ——_l L Dual ratio 1080mm Divide zs Delivery Pipes between the eet ue Delivery Pipes between the viding Shear Dividing Shear and Coolin Peele panacea ‘Approach table to Cooling Bed : : Bed Bed fr Tt Pinch Rolls before Cooling Cooling Bed run-in table with Pinch Rolls before Cooling I Brake-Slide a High Speed Rotating Entry abi targiicase fa High Speed Rotating Entry System (RES) to Cooling Bed system (RES) to Cooling Bed see | Rake Type Cooling Bed (Length: 90 m; 15 modules of 6 m each) Cooling Bed Run-Out Roller Table ‘APPROVED BY: HEAD (QUALITY) 1.11.2013 Page 3 DOC NO. : BRM/QC/QAP/02 ISSUE: 01 DATE:JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED, PATRATU. QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN INSPECTION & TESTING OF PRODUCTS ROLLED IN BAR MILL ee Straightening Machine — Cold Shear (Shear Capacity: 1000MT) |—__coane ees acne |_| ‘Stacking/Bundling Stations #1 ‘Tying and Bundle Weighing ——*—_____, | ‘Stacking/Bundling Stations #2 Tying and Bundle Weighing | Finished Product (Length of Bar 6-12m} 4. INSPECTION AND TESTING PLAN: St NO ACTIVITY FREQUENCY ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA RESPONSIBILITY 1 | Verification of rolling sohedule, ‘Asand when new rolling is prepared. Suitability of grade & Customer's Requirements. Quality WC & Shift VC BRM-QA, 2 | Examining the Campaign wise Rolling Plan and giving instruction to shift staf Byery eampaign wise plan before start of rolling, Customer's Requirements and Standards Quality UC & Shin VC BRM-QA Quality 7 & Shin UC 3 | BarMill process monitoring | Daily As per the aeceptance criteria | BRM-QA and online inspection sven in the corresponding rolling schedule | Sample collection Every heat and/or lot. | As per Specification Profile cheek person & requirement SINC, © | Text pies preparation, very heat and/or ot [As per standards Technician & Quality Incharge seer APPROVED BY: HEAD (QUALITY) DOC NO. : BRM/QC/QAP/02 ISSUE:01 DATE: 01.11.2013 Page 4 @JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED, PATRATU | QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN | INSPECTION & TESTING OF PRODUCTS ROLLED IN BAR MILL 7] Weechanieal testing —& | Every heatand/orlot. | Specification and/or Customer | Quality VC & Shift TC shemical Testing TDC, BRM-QA | Result recording in SAP & | Forevery heatand or | Testing and Inspection Result | Quality VC & Shift UC dispatch learance. every test fale, BRMOA, [TC preparation. Every loaded vehicle. __| TC Norms Shift 1C BRM-QA 10" | Calibration ‘As pe calibration External Calforaton TC Central Lab-QA schedule 5, Deseription of Work: 5.1. Raw material Inspection & testing 51.1. The billets received from Jindal Steet & Power Ltd, Reigach are stored inthe billet yard by Bur Mill -PPC dept and proper stacking of billet is done according tothe grade & hest no. 5.1.2 Incase of mix up or any discrepancies a billet slice is cut from the end using gas cutter which ie further cut into 4 small pieces for chemical analysis by spectrometer. 5.1.3 The gas cut sample is again cut from the surface using abrasive cutoff machine. The sample is polished using spectro polisher. 5.14. The chemical composition of the sample is tested using spectro meter. The testing is dane in accordance with the 1BS4449:200 standard and TDC. 5.1.5. The test results are recorded i the RAW MATERIAL INSPECTION & TESTING REPORT 5.2. Verification of rolling schedule 5.2.1. Rolling schedule prepared by Bar Mill-PPC, indicating the Billet ID's to be rolled, are checked for verifying the process paromcters, grade and dimensional rolling tolerances to conform the suitability 52.2. Chemical analysis report of each heat provided in SAP and TDC (Technical Delivery Condition) are used for verifying the rolling schedule, 5.3. Bar Mill process monitoring and online inspection: 5.31, During rolling, the process parameters are checked and recorded inthe log book or online bar mill report. 5.2. The results such as mechanical, physical, surface & metal in he corresponding TDC & Standards, eal, are veritied with the acceptance ertera as given 5.3. The online bars are released in the SAP. 53.4, Any discrepancy observed in maintaining process parameters and any rolling defect like seabs, slivers, fin, lap, seratch or any deviation in size and mechanical properties are informed to the Operation-V/C by Telephon talk, 0 that corrective etion ean be done for the further rolling. 5.3.5 If any deviation found in bars ate declared as Non-Prime or Reject depending upon the severity of defect. If any ‘doubt in declaring Non-prime or Reject put them on Hold for further inspection and Testing. 5.3.6. A copy of daily Bar Mill process monitoring and online inspection report is mailed to the concemed Heads. ‘APPROVED BY: HEAD (QUALITY) DOC NO. : BRM/QC/QAP/02 ISSUE:01 DATE: 01.11.2013 Page 5JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED, PATRATU. QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN INSPECTION & TESTING OF PRODUCTS ROLLED IN BAR MILL 5.4 Final inspectio 5.4.1, Bars are checked for dimensions. Bars are inspected for scabs, slivers, pits, & rolled-in-seale and ather such rolling defects, Bars with above defects should be eut wrap wise if possible or will be diverted to ordinary grade or intemal use or be ‘made Non-Prime depending upon the severity of defects 5.4.2 Sampling is done according to standard BS4449:2005 and hold bars re checked for dimension, mechanical properties and any surface defect if hold for dimension, mechanical properties and surface defect respectively and ‘declared as Prime/Non-prime per the result found, 5.5, Sampling Procedure: 5.5.1, Depending on the Heat size, there are two different loc ons for sample receiving. 5.5.1.1. Bed conveyer (frst sample after pass change, heat change and grade change & the last sample of the previous grade.) 5.5.1.2. Stock Yard (for Hold bars) 5.5.2 Sampling frequeney: ; | sample eter the discharge of every 10-15 (at least one sample per 30 ton) billets. The sampling frequency varies incase of any problem in the mil 5.5.3. Its the responsibility ofthe concerned In charge of the above two locations to cut the sample each from a new heat or as required by the relevant standard 5.54, The sample shall be cut using a gas cutter at both the locations. 5.5.5 Ifthe products ested do not meet the specified quality level, Retest/ re inspect the bar sample from stock yar 5.5.6. Tagging shall be done bundle wise. It contains Grade, Size, heat no, weight, bundle no & date of rolling. 5.6 Test piece preparation: 5.6.1. Sample brought to BRM-QA La is checked withthe inspection record, 5.62, Details of the Samples, ie, bundle no, Size, Heat No, Grade is marked on the sample. 5.63. Test pieces are parted out from the samples for UTS, Bend Test, Re bend Test, dimensional test. 5.64, Kent ion ofthe samples is maintained a all stages of operation of test plese preparation, '. Shape and dimension ofthe test piece wil be as per the relevant standard 5.7. Finished Product Testing: 5.7.1. Tensile test: 5.7.1.1. Tensile testis carried out as per the requirement of the relevant standard of 1S1786:2008. A sample of approx. 700mm length is eut for tensile testing, rer ese PSE APPROVED BY: HEAD (QUALITY) DOCNO. : BRM/QC/QAP/02 ISSUE:01 DATE: 01.11.2013 Page 6JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED, PATRATU QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN INSPECTION & TESTING OF PRODUCTS ROLLED IN BAR MILL | J 3.7.1.2. Dimensional acouraey ofthe test piece as per the relevant standard is checked before testing, Ref Doc: JSPL= PAT-B2.4.03-11 5.1.13, Dimension of the test piece is measured withthe help of calibrated verier caliper or micrometer. 5.7.1.4, Original Gauge length as required by the relevant standard is marked. 5.7.1.5, Testing is carried out in Universal Testing Machine ith valid ealib jon status, Ref Doc: ISPL-PAT-8.2.4- 5.7.1.6, Yield point itl be noted by hat or hesi relevant standard, ion of the load-indicating pointer or by extensometer or as per the 5.7.1.7. The yield load and the breaking load are noted for calculating yield strength and tensile strength. 5.7.1.8, Final gauge length after fracture is also measured for calculating the percentage elongation. 5.7.1.9, Percentage elongation at maximum foree is measured, 5.7:1.10. Operation ofthe machine is done as per the operation manual & work instruction. 5.7.1.1. The test results is verified according o standards & TDC and are recorded in the Mechanical Test Report. 5.7.2. Bend test & Re bend: 5.7.2.1. Bend tests caried out as per the requirement of the relevant standard 1S1786:2008, 5.7.2.2. The axes of te two legs of the test piece shall remain in a plane perpendicular tothe axis of bending ie 180 degrees. 5.3.13, The test piece wil be frst bent to-an angle of approximately135 degree. 5.1.2.4, The samples are now put in boiling water (at 100 degrees C) for 30 minutes. These samples are then folded in reverse direction up to 15755 degree 5.7.2.5. Bend samples are folded in such a way thatthe identification wil be visible, Ref Doc: JSPL-PAT-8.2.4.03- b. 5.7.26, Operation of the machine is done as per the oper 5.1.2.1. Folded samples are checked by naked eye or using lens for any crack formed. 5.1.2.8. The test results are recorded in the Mechanical Test Report POI (JSPL-PAT-8.2.4-03) for TMT 5.7.3 Dimensional Test: 5.1.3.1 The sample is prepared according to the requirement af standard. Mass per meter (Key), transvers ib, longitudinal rib, piten, length of tansvers rib are measured and rb area i calculated 5.7.3.2 These properties are verified with standard and DC. 5.7.4 Bond Test: TE SSS APPROVED BY: HEAD (QUALITY) DOC NO. : BRM/QC/QAP/02 ISSUE :01 DATE: 01.11.2013 Page7JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED, PATRATU QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN INSPECTION & TESTING OF PRODUCTS ROLLED IN BAR MILL 5.74.2 Bond test is carried out in third party lab as and when required by the customer. 5.7.5 Fatigue Test: 5.7.4.2 Fatigue testis carried out in third party lb as and when required by the customer. 5.7.6 Martensitie depth: 5.1.6.1 The sample is round and putin 4% Nital (Nitric acid Edhanol). The % Martensitc depth is now studied, 5.7.7 Macro Examination: 5.1.7.1. This method isto assess the surface quality ofthe Bar. 5.7.7.2 By immersing the sample of Bar in pickling solution 30% Commercial HCL and 50% water for 20 minutes at 50-70", 73 ‘Take out the sample From acid then put in the lime water for a while and then wash with water gently. After cleaning the sample from pickling solution it is examine for ay surface defect such as Lap, crack, roll mark, seab, rough surfce and seratch etc. with the help of magnifying glass or illuminated magnifier. 5.7.8 Metallographie Examination: Metallographic Examination is caried out as per the requirement of the relevant standard. ‘The sampling frequency is 2 samples in a heat of as per customer requirement, 5.7.8.1, Inclusion Rating 5.18.1.1 The specimen shall be polished mirror finished with the help of polishing paper and diamond paste, 5:78.12. The polished surface ofthe specimen used Wo determine the content of inclusions shall be approximately 200 mm (20mm x 10mm). The polished surface shall be paralle to the longitudinal axis of the product. 5.18.13. Sampling procedure shall be as per the relevant standard 5.1.8.1.4, The entire polished surface shall be examined under the microscope at 100X magnification. The test grid tea shall be 0.50 mm atthe image plane. 5.1.8.1.5. For each type of inclusion, a note is made of the reference number, which lies, tothe side of the ISO Chart diagram (ASTM E 45/18 4163:2004), which corresponds to the worst field, examined in the fine and thick 5.7.8.1.6. Inclusion rating can also be determined by image analysis teshnotogy. 5.1.8.1,7. The results are rezorded in Micro Examination report. 5.7.8.2 Carbon Segregation: rrr cnet ‘APPROVED BY: HEAD (QUALITY) DOC NO. : BRM/QC/QAP/O2 ISSUE :01 DATE: 01.11.2013 Pages ©JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED, PATRATU | QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN | INSPECTION & TESTING OF PRODUCTS ROLLED IN BAR MILL | '5.7.8.2.1 This testis used for high earbon steel grades. 5.1.8.2.2 The specimen shall be polished miror finished with the help of polishing paper and diamond past: the polished specimen shall be etched with 2% ital solution, 5.7.8.2. The etched sample shall be examined under the microscope at 100X magnifications. 5.78.24 The result shall be compared with the standard DIN- EN 10016 and recorded in miero examination report 5.7.8.3 Chemical Analysis: 5.7.8.3. No chemical analysis of billet is done on regular basis. n case of any discrepancies, a sample from bile is cut ‘Spectro analysis fr the same is done. 5.7.8.3. In case of any mixup or deviation of end results from the standard/TDC, a sample of about ASmm maxis taken from the col. For bars, the sample is directly mounted on the spark stand after polshing on 60 grit spectro polisher. 5.7.8.3.3 For round, 100% spark testing is done. This i In the scope of contractor. 5.8. Dispatch clearance: 5.8.1. No separate dispatch clearance memo will he issued to logistic in ease the material (heaVlat) conforms to the specification & grade. The material will be directly cleared in SAP. 5.82. In case of third party inspections, a dispatch clearance will be issued t0 logis Inspection reports. ics by means of Third Pasty 5.83. In case the fest results ofa heat / lot do not conforms to the speification and grade, the same shall be informed to Logistics through a memo and / or e-mail, so that the same material is not loaded. The non conforming material (non prime & reject is segregated for proper coding and cifferent location, 5.84 In case the material is declared as hofd the samples are retained for retest. For alloy steel grades, the samples are ‘etained for a month after the retest the done so that the testing can be done in case of any doubts or customer complaints 5.9. Test Certificate preparation. 5.9.1, Test certificate will be prepared in the Performa for different specifications (customer requirement) for each Loaded Material Slip / Packing list provided from Logistics in SAP. 5.9.2. TCis stored in SAP and required copies will be printed by marketing dept. 5.93. SAP generated TC is given to the customers. 6.0 Reference Documents: 6.1 Standards: BS 4449:2005; IS: 1786:2008, Charts: DIN- EN 10016, ASTM E-112/1S 4748:2003, ASTM E 45/18 4163:2004. 6.22 TDC of various grades. APPROVED BY: HEAD (QUALITY) DOC NO. : BRM/QC/OAP/O2 ISSUE :01 DATE: 01.11.2013,JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED, PATRATU. QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN INSPECTION & TESTING OF PRODUCTS ROLLED IN BAR MILL Annexure I 1. Check Bar identifieation (Cast/ bar no) 2. Review Purchase Onder copy / Standards, 3. Check dimensions (Diameter and Ovality for Bar), 4. Check bar (like Jumble, bad shape, ete.) ‘5. Check Surface for visual inspection on Bar fr all defects. (Cracks, pits, scabs, Slivers, roll marks rolled in scale, seratches ete) 6. I any defects found as per the table no-I of bar gradation criteria then diverd degrade it as “ Non-Prime ifthe defect is minor. 7. Draw sample for Lab testing as per Purchase order / Standard, 8. If the sample does not mect the requited specification, then retest extra sample to confirm the speciation, If not then ‘declared as “Non-Prime“. (For that time material kept on hold) 9. Cheek code for Non-Prime plate as per Standard / Customer requirement 10. If satisfy all above procedure dectare as PRIME material otherwise declare as Non-Prime. 11. Note ll above points in standard log sheeUFormat Disposition in SAP forall prime and non-prime material 13, Check for proper stacking loading / handling procedure ofall prime /non-prime material to prevent stackingfloading / handling damages ete. ‘APPROVED BY: HEAD (QUALITY) DOC NO. : BRM/QC/QAP/O2 ISSUE :01 DATE: 01.11.2013, Page 10JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED, PATRATU QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN INSPECTION & TESTING OF PRODUCTS ROLLED IN BAR MILL TABLE: 1 - Bar Gradation Criteria for Disposition ‘Sr.No. | Type of Defect Prime Non-Prime / Hold For Re Reject pection 7 Dimension tolerance ‘As per standard ‘Out of he range given inthe sd = Chemistry in Bar ‘Rs per standard Trinixed chemistry tn both ends | Pull bar div to nompeime then ent after analysis customer 3 ‘Surface crack, Seams | As per TDC & Standard ‘Out of specification a ‘Seabs, Stivers Netallowed Tipresent 3 roll marks Natallowed Tipresent z Rolled i metal Notallowed Tipiesent | Rolied in seale pits mark Not allowed present = Fire cack Not allowed Ti present o Serach ‘As per TDC ‘Gai of specifieation Bamedan Khel ae ‘APPROVED BY: HEAD (QUALITY) DOC No. RM/QC/QAP/O2 ISSUE :01 DATE: 01.11.2013 Page 11Bharat Test House (NABL Accredited & BIS Recognised Lab.) 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Regd. Office’: 109, tet, Moor, Anapam Bhawan, Azadpur, Delhi-1100a3, Lab, /¢ rrespondenes Addrons ee Lab.: 26, Wasirpur Indl. Arca, Wariapur, Delbi-110062, India ‘betel cs nity ‘tel Otte 49111950, $97L1251, 89002008 « Fax: O1-11-49851204 ices Hey emit: bthiniodbhiratbethouse:com. ° visit us at ww bharaltesthioitee.com TESTREPORT TestReport Wo. :_ w-20140804008 RefNo. + Mil Issue Date: 04/08/34 Date |: 23/06/34 fesued To + 1/5 Indl Stoo! & Power timited Job Order No. + BTH-W/AMA/40701/5 Giibraj, Batkuae, Patrtu, Date ofSample Receipt: O4/07/14 amgarty920243 Gharknand). Sample Depesited by: Party Paget Sample Description + Said to be “TMT Steel Bar 10mm, Grade Fe-500S”. Date of starting 2 o1or/ie Datecof Completion 02/08/14 Requirements os por 6 HORH008 Sno, | Tet 8 clase neference (watzamertnee)feraderesoos) | _Renits [2 ema raamener } Carbon | 34 | ci.a.2ofts 1785:2008) (5 228-:1987) bicstslcint oa Sy suahor 137 | (c14.2.0f1s s785:2008) (i 228-9:1989) pee os, i Phosphorus |_ 22 _| ta. 4.201 resiz009) is 220-3:1987) pee ae | Sulphur + Phosphorus 144 | te.4.2 0f18 2785:2008) 1s 228-9:1989 8 220-9:1889) Serene oe Carbon Equivalent : 45 | (ci.4.2of15 1786:2008) is 178622008) a eeesmecenete ae Nitrogen Content ; 48 | (ote 4) 5 228-19:1968) neers 9007 ‘Miero-allowing elements tiz_| Vanaciu (oecared tohave been added) igo eet fH (tote 2) L (ISO 10280:1995)(1S0 4947:4986)(EN 10178:1989) | Low ally steal | (i, Cu, ni & to either individualy or In combination) | +5 | note) (iso 49391984, 85 6200.3, 15 228-10:1989 eee a \ N 1020011992), i The bars/wires shall be well and deanly | Rolling & Cold Working of dars/¥ires : a ° : relied and shail ve sound and fee from | Satisfactory i {4.3 of is 1785:2008)(2786:2008) leeiaca dolor jewel | 3. | Reauirement of bond 3:1 | Deformations and surface Characteristics | ‘ean area of ribs per unittength, Senses : 3414 | (ci.5.2 of is 1786:2008) (1786:2008) nee eres 328 The rrean project area of wransveraa rbs i ‘cea of ansverse ris per unit length, | saz alone shal be not less than one-third of 128 | {C1.5.2 of t§ 1786:2008) (17862008) ea esd! unless mentioned atheraise ISO 9001, 14001 & OHSAS 18001 CERTIFIED LABORATORY 8Bharat Test House (NABL Accredited & BIS Recognised Lab) Reid, Office : 109, Ist. Floor, Anupam Bhawan, Azadput, Delhi-120089 4 Tab. Correspondents Add ab, :2%6, Waslepur Indl. Atea, Werirpur, Doth-110062, Inn a sip” “Tol: O11- 49111260, 49711251, 83082005 + Fax: 91-11-49851204 Se Replace BOY cit behinfdbharatiethinss.com ' visi uk AU: woe Mharatesthowe.com Testfpore No. W-20240804005 Job Order No. : BTHAW/MA/I070/5 Page: Requirements as peri 2786:2008 sito. | Tests & Clause Def ee emer {With Amendment) (Grade Fe 5005) 1 “wo longitudinal ibs in the form oF continous li incase of twisted bars/wices Optional Tongitudnal vibsin case oF sntwisted bats/wies which may be ‘Continuous ribs 2 | Surface Charactenstles continuous or discontinuous (1.5.3 of 8 1796:2008}(4786:2008) Transverse ibs which after hot rollag or cold-working are uniform in size and shape in each row along the length ofthe ee bars/wires, and are spaced along the eee borsfwites at substantially uniform distance, except in the area of marking. 33 _| Pull out test (bond strength) | 3 | a.s-7iis 2770-13967) | ‘Ata ip of 025 emma 33.4 | (Sage by which deforming bar exceeds that of 40% Min. 46 the same nominat size) cee ‘Ata slip 00.25 mm (% aga by which deforming ~ 232 | bar exceeds that ofthe same nominal siz) eee ee 4, | Nominal site (is 17¢6:2008), = ios per Metre 47 | (0.687 Tobie 1&2 of1s 1786:2008) oer eames biaida 42_| Length mm ae WA 5. _| Physical Propertios Fesoos Viel. prook stress 5 5 | (c1.9.2.& Table 3 ofs 3786:2008) (15 160822005) et one “enalle Srenath 7 52 | (cu.9.2.& Table 3 of 1786:2008) (Is 1608:2005) poe nie ae 53 _| Tense Strengti/veld stress (ls 1608:2005) 3425 128 Tongan, Hon goune length SBS vores 54 | (cu 9.2 & Table 3 of ts 1786:2008)(1S 1608:2005) eee 28 “otal Elongation, % at maximum force on, envge 55 | length 56Sxvarea 8% Min, nn (C1.9.2 & Table 3 ofs 2786:2009)15 1608:2005) Bend Test at 160° on There call be na ruplure or racks visible to & | 30mm dla mandret a person of normal or corrected vision on | Satisfactory (C.9:3 of is 1786:2000) s 1590-1985) the bend portion There chal Be no rupture or cracks vibe to Re-bend Test ' 7 i person ofnormal ar corestedvision on | Satisfactory (CL of 5 1785:2008)(1786:2008) I hersbendeonien | I repay une fecewed by 3 ISO 9001, 14001 & OHSAS 18001 CERTIFIED LABGRATORY &JINDAL PANTHER TMT REGARS ‘GENERAL NOTE ON TMT REBARS Introduction: Infrastructure development is the backbone of nation’s growth. Steel is the key raw ‘material for any construction. However steel finds variety of application right from manufacturing of a Pin to Shipbuilding, Railways, Nuclear power, Construction. Around 50% of World steel production goes into construction, Today India is the fourth largest producer of steel. Per capita consumption of steel in India is 60kg against World average of 210kg. This is expected to grow further with rapid industrialization, infrastructure development and growth of the nation. Reinforced cement concrete construction: RCC is the dominant construction method adopted in industry majorly owing to advantage of economy in designs. Reinforced concrete structure comprises of bonding steel and concrete together to withstand induced forces. The properties of thermal expansion {for both steel and concrete are approximately the same, this along with excellent bendability, bonding property makes steel the best material as reinforcement in concrete structures. ‘TMT Market Supply/Demand Scenario: Out of 8&million tonnes of steel consumed in India approx 25 million tonnes comprises of TMT Rebars (Figures FY2014-15). Primary Producers of Steel: As per Ministry of Steel Primary producers are those Steel Producers starting thelr operation from iron making (production of hot metal or sponge ion/ORI) using iron ore, virgin or processed and producing crude steel of standard specifications, with or without rolling/processing facilities. CPWD based on the above definition and assessment have revised their Works Manual and included Jindal Steet & Power Ltd also as Primary Producer at par with SAIL, RINL & TATA {Copy enclosed for reference) IMT Process: Thermo Mechanical Treatment for making reinforcement bars involves an_indline heat treatment immediately after hot rolling — the so-called TMT process. After leaving the last stand of the rolling mill, the bers are quenched {repidly cooted) in water from a final rolling temperature of about :950-1050°C depending upon the diameter of the rebar. The quenching is partial - only until a surface layer has been transformed from austenite (a steel phase stable only at very high temperatures) to ‘martensite, This controlled quenching is achieved in one or more in-line water-cooling devices through \which the steel passes at a very high speed before reaching the cooling bed. Because the quenching is only partial, a part of the original heat remains in the steel core and, on the cooling bed, this heat migrates towards the surface. This results in an automatic self tempering process Where the surface layer of martensite is tempered; this “tempering temperature’ (or equalization temperature) refers to the maximum temperature attained by the bar surface after quenching. ‘Tempering enables a partial diffusion of carbon out of the extremely brittle but strong marten site, thus relieving the inherent stresses locked in during the sudden quenching of the red-hot stee! in cold water. The resulting tempered-martensite shows improved deformability compared to the as-quenched martensite.ISPLTECHNOLOGY Latest Technology — HVQST (High Yield Quenching & Self Tempering): Latest technology for producing Thermo Mechanically Treated (TMT) bars is HYQST. In this technology, Post rolling quenching and tempering process is done to impart strength along with ductility to TMT bar. No longer are mechanical properties now dependant on micro alloying. in TMT bars, the carbon content can be restricted to 0.25% to attain superior weldability. TMT Rebars produces by this process has the combination of tough surface providing high yield strength and a soft core providing excellent ductility. The TMT process along ‘with superior strength also provides anti-corrosive properties .TMT bars are free of torsional stresses thus having superior corrosion resistance. Controlled water-cooling prevents the formation of coarse carbides, which is the main cause for the corrosion. TMT bars have high fatigue resistance to Seisfnle™ Yoads due to its higher UTS/YS ratio. This makes them most suitable for use in earthquake prone areas, Moresoover high strength TMT rebars of yield strength upto 6OOMPA can be achieved through HYQST process leading to optimization of steel consumption along with suitability for use in high risers. Combination of controlled chemistry (low levels of sulphur & phosphorus) along with Thermo Mechanical Treatment process makes Reinforcement Bars of today Strong, Weldable, Ductile, Economical and safe for use. These properties can only be achieved through primary steel making process using virgin iron Ore and State-of-the-art rolling technology. In India ‘this process is being followed by Primary producers only. _ Unique Features of JINDAL PANTHER TMT REBARS: S.NO | ISPLPROCESS OTHERS (PRIMARY) 1 | Walking Beam Type Digital Reheating | Pusher type RHF ~ causes Non uniform Furnace, which not only ensures uniform | heating. heating but also very fuel efficient. 2 | Descaler - To ensure scale free rolling | No such feature available using high pressure jets at 230 bar. 3 | Continuous Rolling through alternate V-H Rolls {LV stand helps in removing residual scale after descaler) Insulated cover helps to retain billet sections temperature 4 | Microprocessor controlled Online rapid | Conventional cooling methods have water quenching unit for production of | comparatively lesser control. thermo- mechanically treated high strength Bars (TMT bars) 5 [1SPL 500 D have precise and uniform | Rib formation through SG rolls has parallel rib pattern engraved through | lesser strength which can be easily worn computer controlled notch making | by attrition & rubbing. ‘machines which results in excellent bond strength with concrete. ISPL 500 TMT have parallel ribs which imparts excellent bond _ strength. Consistency of rib pattern is uniform and guaranteed in each bar.Product Awareness: BUYERS CONTROLLING EFFECT ON REBAR REQUIREMENT PARAMETER Optimize UTS and YS Optimizes consumption without compromising strength, consumption suitability for higher load conditions lke high rise buildings. Earthquake UTS/S ratio This ensures that rebars when stressed beyond yield Resistance strength will absorb the stress easily without any danger of sudden rupture Bendability, % Elongation Reduces probability of building collapses by increasing Formability energy absorption capacity Weldability Carbon Ensures suitability for butt and other weld joints without Equivalent reduction in strength at the joints Corrosion Resistance | Alloying & TMT | Ensures resistant to corrosion, suitable in molst and humid process areas, Toughness or Sulphur & High S & P makes the bar brittle, S causes hot shortness durability Phosphorus and P causes hot shortness Bond Strength Rib Pattern The rib pattern ensures bonding with concrete ADVANTAGES OF JINDAL PANTHER TMT REBARS: 1 6 10. 1. JINDAL PANTHER TMT rebar's are stronger, more bendable and have higher thermal stability because of unique technology used. JINDAL PANTHER TMT rebar's ensure greater safety due to high efongation. JINDAL PANTHER TMT rebar's are the ideal choice even for Seismic zones 3, 4 5&6, Perfect Roundness:_!INDAL PANTHER TMT bars have high strength and are available in all the grades. So, now you can have high strength bars and thus can easily cut the overall costs by optimizing consumption, Weld ability: Bars with carbon content less than 0.25% can be used for butt and other weld joints without reduction in strength at the joints. Fire Resistance: Bars have high thermal stability. They are a preferred choice in case of elevated temperatures of 400 - 600° C applications (chimney, fires). Higher Bonding Strength: Bars with their uniform and precise rib pattern ensure better bonding strength with concrete. This gives higher strength to the structure and hence @ longer life. Precise Gauge Control: Gauge Control System ensures precise and accurate weight of the bars by controlling gauge of the bars automatically between stringent tolerances. Formability:Due to very high elongation values and consistent properties through out the length of bar, bars have excellent workability and bendability. Strain Ageing:Due to unique, scientific manufacturing process and chemical composition, our bars show no tendency of brittleness either during welding or cold deformation of welded joints.|Quality Parameters Achieved in Various Sections of TMT Bar by JSPL Proof Projected |Wt/mtr juts Elongation Piameterri area [lka/mtr) E> laymen’) PEOMEO eax toad PendfRebend spay standard a2 1.8 84-93 500 S65 16 pS Parameter lachieved 2 p99 ose ss7 est bes lox fox [tandard 16 [2.40 1.5-1.65 500 S65 pis PS Parameter lachieved 6857 fuse bea sah la jax lox [Standard j20 3.40 [2.39-2.54 >500 S65, P16 PS parameter lachieved 20 4.08 aa B52 a6 bat Bs lox lox {Standard Fiendert bs la2s fs. 73-36 boo bses bis fs \Achieved [25 5.91 [3.81 [537,00 (640.00 [20.00 [8.30 [OK [OK Itandard wees? Leon Ly parameter 28, 76 \q.975 500 565, p16 pS lachieved 8 (649 (4.93 620 soo Ba lox_lox Standard lparameter 32 5.44 |6.12/6.44 >500 565 16 Ps. achieved 52 eso (az 522.00 31.00 faa2s __leao jax lox [Standard 36 (6.12 |7.75-8.22 >500 S65 P16 5 Frarameter |Achieved [36 3.05, [7.87 [520.00 [635.00 [20.00 3.20 lox _jox Standard |9.494- lparameter 40 pace 110.286 500, S65, 16 5 Jcieved to p00 fa.70_——as.0 foss.00 ooo aso lox loxVALUE ADDED PRODUCTS FROM JSPL |. _ FE_S00S GRADE TMT REBARS FOR SEISMIC APPLICATIONS The seismic performance of buildings has aroused great attention worldwide. Our country is under rapid industrialization. The construction sector accounts for majority of total steel consumption. As most of the buildings in our country are reinforced concrete structures, the consumption of rebars is about 25% of total steel consumption, and both production and consumption of rebars are growing rapidly. Geographical statistics of India show that almost 54% of the land Is vulnerable to earthquakes. A World Bank & United Nations report shows estimates that around 200 million city dwellers in India will be exposed to storms and earthquakes by 2050. High risk areas identified in India are Himachal, Uttarkashi, Eastern Terrain region, Northeast, Kutch & Andaman Nikobar followed by J&K, NCR, North Punjab, West UP, North Bihar, Gujerat & Goa, ‘Therefore, it is necessary to research the seismic performance of rebars by leaming from proven experiences from earthquake-prone countries in their seismic resistance design and their standards for concrete structures so as to improve the seismic performance of concrete buildings and minimize the losses caused by earthquakes. RC members are expected to undergo large Inelastic deformations for adequate seismic energy dissipation. Since flexural capacity and post-yield behavior of an RC member is largely controlled by stee! reinforcing bars, it places certain special requirements on their properties, such as, yield strength (YS), ultimate tensile strength to yield strength ratio (UTS/YS ratio) and elongation, which are sensitive to the method of rebar manufacturing, ‘The static Stress vs Strain diagram of common steels is depicted in the Diagram below. The important thing to consider here is the size of the Vield Plateau or the Ductility of the Steel which is a function of both the TS/¥S ratio as well as the % Elongation, 2)Yistd Platenu—2 mengure of ductility togothor with % ‘elongation sate eng As can be seen from the Diagram at the right, the Yield Plateau initiates upon yielding and propagates almost horizontally. This indicates that straining occurs even without a proportional increase in stress until Strain Hardening sets in and a significant stress increase occurs before reaching the ultimate tensile failure condition which is the peak of the curve. Arapid decay in the stress occurs with decreasing steel cross sectional area due to necking, A very important consideration is the length of the Yield Plateau represented by the TS/YS Ratio and the % Elongation. On similar lines, Bureau of Indian Standards has introduced a new grade FeSO0S requiring 3 minimum UTS /YS Ratio of 1.25 as most other International Codes in high Seismic Risk areas, In addition minimum elongation values required are 18 %, BIS has recently introduced FeS00S grade TMT Rebars for suitability of use in seismic applications. JSPL is the first company to develop this value added grade and have acquired BIS license for the same, a BEND BARS Majorly TMT Rebars are used as Cut & Bend during construction, The requisites activities of cutting & bending at construction site leads to host of inefficiencies. To take the lead in shaping the Indian Construction market, with a focus on quality & efficiency, Jindal Panther has created unique customized Cut & Bend bar product solutions. Cut & Bend bars at JSPL are produced through JSPL's sophisticated, end-to-end controlled automated process employing Italian technology.Advantages of Ready to use Cut & Bend Sars over traditional Bar bending method: [Project design {Materials Construction [Fenstruction Manager [Company's procurement Imargins |Minimize wastelGet Steel price insure qualifiedigh level quality [Uncertain [Assess steel quotation. Cut and jbar benders. controlis necessary. consumption. |consumption [Bend Service price Plan adequate Production capacity is [and yields HTraditional 5 2 73), yields \quotation, Jecuipment —fimited by labor and juntil system |(40.2 60 h/t). Purchase planning [plan space for lequipment avaibility. jcompletion lt least storage ensure yields and waste of work. 15 weeks ahead of and processing within budget. frequirement. ((120 m*). prepare cut price quotation of [Program ossibility to accelerate Knowledge of 7 nd Bend eel and service. féeliveries jor slow down the pace processed Processed laiueprints iccording to fof construction by [steel real cost Rebar concreting [simply reprogramming [from the [eolution lprogram. leliveries. ery first day. ‘This value added service offered by JSPL helps in managing inventories better by reducing material wastage & production cost, i, WELO MESH Practical Advantage of Weld Mesh: Greater ability to work to achieve increased output with exact steel areas and spacing, Simplified drawings with easy checking without errors.For Site Supervisors: ‘Simple design enables the placement and checking of steel. ‘Avoid wastage and scrap. For Contractors: Faster work and finish the task within deadline, Reduced steel scrap generation. Easy to read drawings and cross checking. Achieve greater accuracy with less manpower. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Diameter of bar used: 6mm to 12mm, Aperture: 50-200mm Width: 1200-3200mm Length: 2000 - 600mmog . Mohan Kumar Baz Bree era selrr ora, ag fi SECRETARY MINISTRY OF STEEL GOVERNMENT OF INDIA UDYOG BHAWAN, NEW DELHI-110107 TEL.: 23063912 FAX : 23063489 -mail : 5 ici 27" May, 2014 Dear Shri LU ppat, |_am glad to inform you that the process of evaluation of Integrated Stee! Plants in India for the assessment year 2012-2013 has been completed and the Panel of Judges (POJs) have recommended that Jindal Steel and Power Limited, Raigarh Works may be awarded “Certificate of Appreciation for Maximum Incremental Improvement” for the assessment year 2012. The Ministry of Steel is pleased to intimate you that Government has accepted the recommendations of the Panel of Judges and decided to award the Certificate of Appreciation and @ cash award of Rs, 25 lakhs to Jindal Steel & Power Ltd. 2. | congratulate you personally and the entire management and workforce of JSPL, Raigarh on this achievement. The basic objective of the Certificate of Appreciation is to give recognition to outstanding performance in the vital sector of the national economy and | am sure this “Certificate” will greatly motivate the JSPL collective and will inspire them to achieve several new benchmarks in efficiency and productivity in the coming years. 3. The date, time and venue of the award function will be intimated to you separately. With regards, Shri Ravi Uppal, Managing Director Jindal Steel & Power Ltd. Jindal Centre, Bhikaji Cama Place New Delhi 110066bsi. Certificate of Registration QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - ISO 9001:2008 By Royal Charter This is to certify thet: Jindal Stee! & Power Limited Giribraj, Balkudra Patratu Ramgarh 829 143 Jharkhand India Holds Certificate No: FM 582631 and operates a Quality Management System which complies with the requirements of ISO 9001:2008 for the following scope: Manufacture and supply of Wire Rods, High Strength Deformed Steel Bars (HSDS) / Thermo- mechanically treated (TMT) Bars and Hot Rolled Equal Angles, Rounds and, Cut & Bend TMT, Cut & Straight TMT, TMT in U Bend, Stirrups & Reinforcement Mesh. For and on behalf of BSI: Gary Fenton, Global Assurance Director Originally registered: 20/01/2012 Latest Issue: 12/11/2014 Expiry Date: 13/01/2018 Page: 1 of 1 making excellence a habit? fan bs autheniexee online alee ot wre lata om This certificate vale ony if provided original copies are mx complebsi. Certificate of Registration OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM By Royal Charter ‘This is to certify that: Jindal Steel & Power Limited Giribraj, Balkudra Patratu Ramgarh 829 143 Jharkhand India Holds Certificate No: OHS 582633 ‘and operates an Occupational Health and Safety Management System which complies with the requirements of BS OHSAS 18001:2007 for the following scope: Manufacture and supply of Wire Rods , High Strength Deformed Stee! Bers (HSDS) / Thertno- mechanically treated (TMT) Bars and Hot Rolled Equal Angles, Rounds and, Cut & Bend TMT, Cut & Straight TMT, TMT in U Bend, Sticrups & Reinforcement Mesh, For and on behalf of BSI Gary Fenton, Global Assurance Director Originally registered: 20/01/2012 Latest Issue: 12/11/2014 Expiry Date: 14/01/2018 Page: 1 of 1 .making excellence a habit" Tis corate was ieued electron be cee tay be cbtaoed bybsi. Certificate of Registration ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - ISO 14001:2004 By Royal Charter ‘This is to certify that: Jindal Steel & Power Limited Giribraj, Balkudra Patratu Ramgarh 829 143 Jharkhand India Holds Certificate No: EMS 582632 and operates an Environmental Management System which complies with the requirements of ISO 14001:2004 for the following scope: Manufacture and supply of Wire Rods, High Strength Deformed Steel Bars (HSDS) / Thermo- ‘mechanically treated (TMT) Bars and Hot Rolled Equal Angles, Rounds and, Cut & Bend TMT, Cut & Straight TMT, TMT in U Bend, Stirrups & Reinforcement Mesh. For and on behalf of BSI: 2 Gary Fenton, Global Assurance Director Originally registered: 20/01/2012 Latest Issue: 12/11/2014 Expiry Date: 14/01/2018 Page: 1 of 1 making excellence a habit? se electrically Sl renin ne property of 861 ant «by the condtions of contrat ie ca be auiheicated ane 7 valed of wine esrglataheonyChentDrectary or (leptone #91 11 2692 $900, gordo tho scope o his cecal aod the apc of FSO 14004 204 renames may be eben! by censuing sen, vald cry feowded ong copes aren complete St, Kterark: Court, Davy Avanos, + 44645 e00 9000 1, rete England or unoar 700533 gh Road, London WA, Feup of Companice.SHRIRAM INSTITUTE FOR INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH Al {A unit of Shriram Scientific and Industrial Research Foundation) fal An [30 - 9001:2008 Certified Institute ? free TEST CERTIFICATE 000362886 T CERTIFICATE He HNDAL STEEL & POWER ETD. 1.0.No. 303.171.2888 ANDAL CENIRE Rew.No. 1371677 12 OMI AM CAMA PL ACL Date 26-03-2018 NEWS DELL Coe GC-OTREV-O Your Reine. - Kind Attn: MR SAURABH AGARWAL, MANA‘ sampte Partirutars Pate One Sampketesetibea as EM Rebar dia $m, ule Ho SODID was covered ‘he sami ext om by SHIRE RAM INSTITUTE FOR INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH. ‘hue Sample psticalars provieed in the Test Centifieate one bases on the decTauaton by the Patty EST RESULTS din Observation — Requir Conformity Protocol Grade Fe: Adopted Chemical Tests (4 by wh Carbon os 0.25 Mav. Yes 15:228 Pe 1-202 tue Loss than 0.01 0.040 Bas, Yes 8 PE 9-2004 Phosphor wwls 0.040 Mas, Yes 8 PA 3-2002 Sulfur + Phosphorus 035 U.07S Was Yes Is: 1786-2008 Be ul Vests i TS YS tati® Las 110. ba 1S Yes Is: 1786-2008 ‘onsite Steet. Mmm 708 snot evs thin S03.0— Yes 1S:1608-2008 2 Yiekd Stress N'mon ol? S10 Min Ves 1S to0a-2005 5 Ffamuation 330) 16.0 Mur Yes 1S, Lovs-2008 Length 8.68 Sq Root Area 1 Bend Fest Jo sitisy the test Yes {S: 1599-24 5. Rebonal test s $ esatisly the test Yes IS 1780-5 6 Maysper ike 0388 Nor less than 0.363 Yes Is: 1786-2008, 7. Defarnnations &Surface Characteristies a Loo 0.96 tin ves 1S: 1786-2008, b, Mean projected area of transverse ribs 1.00 0.32 Mi Yes IS: 1786-2008, Faseon mo Fength Remanis: The sample conforms to 1S: 1786-2008 with amendment No.2 foe Grade FE S00 D, Note: 11S VS ralie neers to ratio oP tensile sient to the yield stress of the test pee DOR: 1903 015 & OAIMon comes 2) E-Moit: sriatlhiGa ssateomn Website Ba D1A(12667676, 2766707 9)© SHRIRAM INSTITUTE FOR INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH fi \, (A unit of Shriram Scientific and Industrial Research Foundation) ihe An ISO - 9001:2008 Certified Institute are TEST CERTIFICATE —- |_000362887_| HNDAL STEEL & OWE TED. HINDAL CENTRE 1371077 EL BATKAIIEE AMA PLACE ro03-2015, NEW DLE HinD6 UCL AREV-04) Your Reto, + SO3-171-2850 Kind Attn: MR SAURABH AGARWAL . MANAGER Sample Particulars Date Ga Sample deserihed as TMT Rebar dig 12 nn, Graule Pe SOD was received. {wah nor cared ont by SHRERAM INSTITUTE FOR INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ‘he sample patticuars provided in the Fost Certificate are baved on the declaration by the Party TEST RESULTS (46 Per 1S 1786-2008 with arvendorent No, servation Requirement Conformity Protocol Adopted Ac Chemical Pests (Y by wt 1 Carbon os 0.25 May, Yes 18.228 Pt 1-202 2 Sublr on 0.4010 Mas ves 3. Phasplones oor AMO May Yes 1s228 P13 4. Suir" Phosphorus 0.023 0,075 Maw, Yes 1S: 1786-2008 BR — Physieal Testy He T SYS ratio! 118 1,10, but TS Yes 1S: 1786-2008, 05 rao toss tian 305.0 Yes |s:1608.20058 2 531 S00 Min, Yes IS: 1608-2005, 3 at to.0 Min Yes 18: 1008-2005 4. Beni Fest Satisfactory Co smisfy the test Yes Is: 1599-2012 S— Rebend test Satisfactory Tosatisiy the test Yes 1S: 1786-2008 6, Mass per metre un (Ke 087 Not less than 0.835 Yes 8: 1786-2008 2 a 198 1.80 Min. Yes, IS: 1780-2008, b 198 (0,60 Min. Ves IS: 1786-2008 in row “mum fength Remarks: The sample conforms to IS: 1786 2008 with an Nove: f= vile ste caulment No.2 for Grade FE S00 D. to the yield stress ofthe test piece: Ge. U Whownchy AUTHORISED SIGNATORY ¢~ (EMPLOYER CODES OW is ate wins ai aR ruesuts-rceract, 2960000, n0T40n Mail: sie 26m Website: hitp inshrirominstitute.org Faxt 91-11-27667676, 27667207 @SHRIRAM INSTITUTE FOR INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH (A unit of Shriram Scientific and Industrial Research Foundation) An ISO - 9001:2008 Certified institute TEST CERTIFICATE |_ 000362888 | HNDAL STEEL & POWER LTD. 4.0.80. HINDAL CENTRE Reg No. 1371677 12, BHR AUI CAMA PLACP Date 2608-2018, MEW DELI. 1160 GEDLREVN Baath Vor Ret No, Kind Atta: MR SAURABI AGARWAL . MANAGER Sample Partiewtars Date One Sample describe as TMT Rebar dia 16 mun, Gitale Fe S001) was reeived “The sampling was no carried out bv SARE RAM (NSTETUTE FOR INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH, Te sample panticulats provided ia the ‘Test Certificate are based um the deck by the Paty, TEST RESULTS As Pev 1S: 1786-2008 with amendment No.2 S.No, Ohservation — Requirement Conformity Protocol de Adopted A che Tests (Ye by wt. 1 Carbon 017 0.25 Maw Yes 2 suntin Less than 0.0 ono Nas Yes 1 Phospvas oor 940 wes Yes 4. Sallie+ Phosphorus 0027 O47 tas Yes Physio Tests i 122 10. vex oy no! fess than 565.0 Yes 2 36 Si Min Yes 3 16.0 Min Yes 4 Satisfactory Yes 5. Rebend test Satie i Yes ©. Mass per mete run 1528 Not fess tha 1ol88 Yes 7. __Delormations &urfage Characteristics 8 ‘enn ribs area in amr fmm fer 2.10 Min, Yes 1S: 1786-2008 b an projected area of tansvese ribs 0.80 Min, Yes 1S: 1786-2008 Remarks he sample confirms to 18: 1786-2008 Note: 1 - PS'YS ratio refers ta ratio of tensile st th amendment No.2 for Grade FE $00. sto the yiekd sues oF the ces piece, POR: 19032015 D.O.C: 2609 2015, Inbverstty Road, Dew - 110007. Pha: 91-11-27667261, 27667983, 27667860 Hails svidibi@evsnte: a Fass 91-11-2667616, 21667207 Q n Website:SHRIRAM INSTITUTE FOR INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH (A unit of Shriram Scientific and Industrial Research Foundation) An ISO - 9001:2008 Coxtified stitute Test cerRTiFicare — |_000362889 | HINDAL STELL & POWER LTD), 4.0.No, BNDAL CENTRE Reg.No. ee 12, BUIKALE CAMA PLACL Date 26-03-2015, mene NEW DELI (10000 GC-OLAREV-04) Your Reino, = Kind Attn: MR SAURABH AGARWAL. MANAGER Simple Partie One Sample ese Date 10 mm. Grade be S001), was received. hens UME Rebar i he sampling was not carried out by SHRT RAM [NS FLUTE FOR INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH. the hyple partituars provide m the Lest Certificate are based on the declasation by the Pasty TEST RESULTS As Por 1S: 1786-2008 with amendment No, hserv Requirement Conformity — Protucat Fests (Me by why f Carbon 7 as 8.235 May, y Sunine Less than (101 0.010 May, Yes Phosphor now D.040 Mas Yes ‘satin © Phospi 0027 0.075 May, Yes Is: 1786-2008 Be Physivat Fests r SYS ratio" 1.20 Lap, but 18 Ves 1s: 1786-2008, Lease Strength. Nyon ott sot less than 365.0 Yes 5 2. Yield Stress . Ni 530 $00 Min Ves 1608-2005 Flongation (4) 28.3 16.0 Min, Yes IS: 1608-2005 (Gage Length 3,65 Sq Root Areay se Ben Test Satisfactory Fo satis the test Yes 18: 1590-2012 5. Rebend test Satistactor Fo satisfy the Yes IS: 1786-2008 6. Mass por metie wun (Ke 240) Nov less than 2.371 Yes. 1S: 1786-2008, 7. Dofirmations Surface Characteristics 8, Mean sibs avea in nam dram length 1 3.40 Min, Yes Is: 1786-2008, Mean projected aren of transverse ribs 1 1d 113 Min, Yes IS: 1786-2008, iivwonr my tenet Remarks: Ihe Note: 1 1SYSH conforms to 8: 1786-2008 with amendment No.2 fir Grade PE S00 D. fensile strength to the yield stress of the teyt pew DOR: 1903 2015, DOC. 26032015, Geo g) ernow iy Wh aun SIGNNTOR (EnPLoven copEsse O53 Road, Bells - 110007, Phe 91-11-27667267, 27667983, 21667860 19, University Road, Bellet 1 eee FeMnit sritbervintcom Websites Mepvsesivisaminsitte-org Fast SE-H2166676, 27067207 a Qardia AEB {fo wage oT aren erafers 7 qi a pesca anes Brea, ret 007 a. Jamshedpur Sub Branch Office : NSE BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS | baroion no-t110 A. nartin Road, Post Ofice-Surmarines, Jamshedpur-831 007, Jharknand KaiE 24581 email: ibis. 070. Phone 9°57 - 4 2348498 2245408 Service Tar Ho ARATBDASIGSDO2B Our Ref: ISBOML- Ss50808 Dated + 22 Apr 2014 Subject : Bis CERTIFICATION MARKS LICENCE NO. CaMiL. SSsu%0s M/s JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED BALKUDRA, PATRATU FAMGARH, Distt : Ramgarh Jharkhand 829143 Dear Sir, eae forwarding herewith endorsement sheets with respect tothe Following, a) Renewal ) Revision of Scheme of Testing and Inspection ¢) Revision of Rate of Markit Fee (al) Inclusion of new varieties Kindly chnowledge the receipt Thanking you, Yours: Aaithtiatly. 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MLO or sit PRODUCT iso HT ADDRESS “eeapgog | INDAL STEEL & POW TER LIMITED [righ strength deformed steel bars Lh SS80N08 | BALKEDRA fund wires fr concrete eae PATRATU intoncement i 0. 6 Dated 21/04/2014 NDORSEMENT 8 Ve following additional (sizesttypesigrades ete.) his (have) boen ineluded in Columns(2) of the first schedale and column (1) of the Second Schedule of the Licence alongssith the Standard Mark. in Column (1) of First Schedule with effect from Twenty Pitst April two Thousand and Fourteen Fe S0OD. size-omm With this inclusion the total varieties covered under the Hieenve are as Follonss: Fe S00), Sizesbanin: Fe S00), sizes-Smm upto and including 40 mn: Fe 600, sizes- 8mm upto and ineluding 40 mm (ther terms and conditions of Licence remain the same. Vee Aan (s.K.ver SCIENTISED, ‘taf an fbn Seeman oeesor are RF ER canons 85105 adaddress > nani au. post offieecharavamine nivale ares sat fstitna dt sei BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS ast007 Phones ags7-2545 88 Jamshedpur Sub Branch Ottive ane apo wwas bisorgin ATTACHMENT TO LICENCE NO. CM/L- $550868 Fates) NAME OF THE LICENSEE propuct iso WIPH ADDI seanay | JNDALSTEET & POWER CITED: 7 w868 | RaLRUDIA deformed ste bars Dons, PIRATL oS far conciete RAMGARH Ramgash thar ay 7 Duted 18/09/2014 The following additional Gizes/typesyrades ete.) has (have) been included in Columasi2) of the first schedule and column (1) of the the Second Schedule of the Licence alongwith the Standard Mark in Column (1) of First Schedule with effeet trom Eighteenth September Two Thousand and Fourteen, Fe 500 S. Size 6 mm upto and including 40 mm With this inclusion the total varieties covered under the licence as follows: Fe 500 D, size 6 mm upto and inefuding 40 mm Pe S00 5. size 6 mm upto & inchaling 40 rm Fe 600 size 8 mm upto & incl mm Other terms and conditions of Lieenee remain the same. (Vinod Kumar) SCIENTIST ae vayon Kony scmiarmi Seiontist- Sa aT wh NOIAN STV aR Dg Pshedur ts oesART UPR Government of India abisy ste vert Hare Ministry of Commerce & Industry sienFres werre wftrarerr Secretariat for Industrial Assistance Or Was way srgart sssorsARUR Relation & Complaints Section Page No: 1 Nosee CKNOWLED\ NT New DelhigRatgoo7 ager Preatearer wr faPaior we side sneer eT art Sr A eT at ory _TPageegiatpf vour memorandum for the manufacture of folowing is hereby acknowledged: Proposed Item: ELECTRIC POWER of Manufacture Yaiting under NIC - broad cescription 4002 GENERATION AND TRANSMISSION OF ELECTRIC ENERGY PRODUCED COAL-BASED THERMAL POWER PLANTS Proposea Capacity : 1000.00 H.W IN aberiocke: No More Ttems seek Thig gekngwiedgement is subject to the provisions of Press Note No 6 dated 29th July 1998 ane Press Note No 17 dated 28th November 1997_ regarding the signiticance, ‘implications and legal status of filing of Industrial Entrepreneur Memorandum W/S JINDAL STEEL & POWER LTD., PATRATU BALRUDRA DELHI ROAD,’ AisAR-126006 SenT—eret HARYANA Loe a RIM / ORT HAZARIBAGH ea JHARKHAND SGasre, Tea /aeye SEE. tenairtase ‘ere a Distt ea Statec e [Age UNA UHR Government of India fe 7 A . Page No: 1 Ministry of Commerce & Industry stenPre wera afearerer Secretariat for Industrial Assistance Ur warp vay Reed ayant Public Relation & Complaints Section ag Peet, Rake IOWLED' New Delhi, Date agar Prefer a PPrafor wet chk armor ger ore SAH aA A oT B— 08/08/2007 ‘The receipt of your memorandum for the manufacture of following is hereby ackmowledged:- Item code 9311 3319 3319 3309 wi Proposed Item; HOT ROLLED COIL of Manufacture Yalling under NIC ~ broad description MANUFACTURE OF HOT-ROLLED SEMI-FINISHED IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS IN RE-ROLLING MILLS Proposed Capacity: 2,80 MT Proposed Item: LIGHT SECTIONS (ANGLES,CH ANNELS,FLATS ETC ; of Manufacture falling under Nic ~ proad description MANUFACTURE OF SEMI-FINISHED IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS N.E.C. Proposed Capacity : 70.00 M.T Proposed Item: STEEL WIR RODS of Manutacture falling under NIC - broad description MANUFACTURE OF SEMI-FINISHED IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS N.E.C. Proposed Capacity : 0.60 MAT Proposed Item: REBARS of Manufacture Yalling under NIC - proad description MANUFACTURE OF IRON AND STEEL IN PRIMARY FORMS N.E.C. Proposed Capacity : 1.00 M.T Proposed Item: BILLETS Ferret Located at aR / ORT Place/Toun wetha/arege ‘Tebsil/Taluk District StateFRA Upre Government of India aferca six sei dora ™"* Ministry of Commerce & Industry sirenfrep werrea aftrarerr Secretariat for Industrial Assistance OM wae vay Reema aqurt Public Relation & Complaints Section . aE ae fee, Rie 1681/S1A/140/208'CKNOWLEDGEMENT New Delhi, Date ERE Praftiere wr Piaf we ea one ger wre EA a EA A el 8 ‘The receipt of your memorandum for the manufacture of following is hereby acknowledged:- pe(oe/ea07. Item coae of Manufacture falling under NIC - broad dascription 3371 CASTING OF IRON OR STEEL (THIS CLASS INCLUDES CASTING FINISHED OR SEMI-FINISHED PRODUCTS OF CAST IRON OR CAST STEEL; EACH OF THE ACTIVITIES CLASSIFIED HERE PRODUCE A VARIETY OF GOODS, ALL CHARACTERISTIC OF OTHER AGTIVITY CLASSES) Proposed Capacity : 80.00 N.T SebeeeeEK No More Items creer: ‘This acknowledgement is subject to the provisions ot Fress Note No 6 dated 29tn July 1993 and Press Note No 17 dated 26th November 1997 rogarding the signiricance, ‘impiications and legal status of filing of Industrial Entrepreneur Memorandum ¥4/S JINDAL STEEL & POWER LTD. PATRATU ONT BALKUDR, DELHI ROAD. tao NISAR-125008, - HARYANA, a/R Reaew Pace/Toum BS eee HAZARIBAGH SIG leaGarGeceen —Tebsi/Tahs JHARKHAND ferer Disuict vw wa State 7 .2 aH 3. Address: Patliputra Industria Ustate BUREAU DF INDIAN STANDARDS 7 ofits Patna Branch Office REGISTERED 4.D Our Ref: PBO/L- 5550868 Dated : 12 Nov 2013 50868 Subject : BIS CERTIFICATION MARKS LICENCE NO. CMIL- M/s JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED BALKUDRA PTRATU RAMGARH, Distt : Ramgarh Jharkhand 829143 Dear Sir, ‘This is in continuation to our letter of even number dated We are forwarding herewith endorsement sheets with respect to the following a) Renewal by Revision of Scheme of Testiny aid Taspection ¢) Revision of Rate of Mar 1g Fee yinelusion of nev varieties L Kindly acknowledge the receipt. Thanking you. Yours faithfully, Opal Ved (SK Chatterjee) Sc F & Head Enel: As aboveAddies: Para Indust tate ate 7 3 ayer 00013 we BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS Phones: 06122262808, 2275342 Fax: 061 Paina Branch Office nal eee ATTACHMENT TO LICENCE NO. CM/L- 5550868, NAME OF THE LICENSEE PRODUCT Iso | WITH ADDRESS JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED| High suength deformed steel | 18 1786: 2008 BALKUDRA, ‘ais and wites for concrete PTRATU reinforcement RAMGARH Jharkhand 20183 1 ENDORSEMENT NO, 05 Dated 11.51.2083 The following additional (sizesitypes!grades etc.) has (have) been included in Columns(2).of the first schedule and column (1) of the the Second Schedule of the Licence alongwith the Standard Mark in Column (1) of First Schedule with effect from Eleventh November Two Thousand and Thirteen. High Strength Deformed Steet bars and Wires for concrete reinforeement: Grade: Fe 600, Sizes: 8mm upto and including 40mm With this inclusion the total varieties covered under the licence are as fallow: Grade:Fe 500D, Sizes ~ 8mm upto and including 32 mm, Fe 600, Sizes: 8mm upto and including 40mm Other terms and conditions of the Licence remain the same. (S.N. Chatteriee) Se. 'F & Headwage ware wae (ana aor ert aie) JOINT PLANT COMMITTEE (Constituted by Govt. of India) An ISO 9001 : 2008 Certified Organisation Classification / Re-classification of Steel Industry List of Integrated Steel Producers and Primary Producers as on 122.2016 1. Vide Notification No. 4(8)/2010-SD-1 dated 24" April 2015, the Ministry of Steel, Government of India had laid down the overall guidelines for the purpose of classification of Steel Plants in the country. 2. Thereafter, under the directive of the Ministry of Steel, Government of India, a high level Technical Committee comprising of representatives from Joint Plant Committee (PC), MECON Ltd., National Institute of Secondary Steel Technology (NISST) and Economic Research Unit (ERU)/JPC was constituted for working out the modalities regarding the classification / re-classification of steel plants. 3. After extensive deliberations, the Committee had formulated guidelines for steel companies for applying for classification/re-classification of their units. 4, The said guidelines were approved by the Ministry of Steel, Government of India, 5. Thereafter, the Committee had screened the applications received so far from steel plants, to examine whether the applications conformed to the lald-down specifications. 6. Following is the list of units falling under the different classifications, which has emerged out of this screening exercise based on data submitted by the steel plants and earlier directive of the Ministry of Stee!, Government of India. Integrated Steel Producers Primary Steel Producers I, Steel Authority of india Ltd 1,_ SRMB Srijan Limited 2._Rashtriya ispat Nigam Ltd/Vizag Steel Plant | 2. Real Ispat & Power Limited 3. Tata Steel Ltd “| 3. Shri Bajrang Power & Ispat Ltd, 4, Essar Steel Utd. 5,_ISW Steel itd. _ 6,_Jindal Steel & Power Ltd. 7. Electrosteel Steels Li NOTE: 4, The said list is with effect from 12" February 2016 and is valid up to 30" April 2016. 2. For statistical purpose, JPC follows the reporting system of ‘Integrated Steel Plants! and ‘Other Producers’. 3. However, if an unit in the ‘Integrated Stee! Producer’ list as published above, does not submit its monthly production data to JPC on a regular basis, the said unit will be included in the ‘Other Producers’ category by JPC in all its regular reports. ‘SPAT NIKETAN’, 52/1, Ballygunge Circular Road, Kolkata - 700 019 spears Breer, SO/tA, arefoior aregpere de, aiererar - 700 019 Phone : 81 (083) 2461-4056/4058/4068 Fax : 2461-4083 E-mail : jpc-rb@nic.n Website : ww jpcindiansteel ag,(ana WER ERT wea) JOINT PLANT COMMITTEE (Constituted by Govt. of India) An ISO 9001 : 2008 Certified Organisation ation / Re-classification of Steel Industr Disclaimer Section: 1. The Classification is being made in accordance with the guidelines issued by Ministry of Steel, Government of india vide Notification No. 4(8)/2010-SD-1 dated 24" April 2015 for the purpose of classification of Stee! Plants only. 2. The list of different categories of producers shall be maintained by JPC on its website. The list will be updated on annual basis in May month of the succeeding Financial year, subject to submission of data on production & capacity of the plant in various locations latest by 30” April for the previous financial year. 3. The Classification has been made on the basis of information / documents submitted by the plant to the Technical Committee. The plant management is fully responsible / liable for authenticity of information / documents, 4, ‘The classification is not an assurance on quality of stee! produced. Users of steel are advised to. have their own due diligence to establish that steel products being manufactured by the plant/company conforms to the specific requirements/desired specifications. 5. If some major iron making / steel making facilities are phased out by the plant or demerged uring the period of classification, or the facilities are shifted to other location/s, it is mandatory to report the same to the Joint Plant Committee and in such cases the Joint Plant Committee reserves the right to review the classification. 6. The Classification can also be reviewed if the criteria on classification is revised by the Government of india on a retrospective basis. 7. The Joint Plant Committee reserves the right to cancel the Classification, if itis satisfied that the Classification was effected due to reporting of false / incorrect information by the Stee! Plant. 8 The Recommended Authority will not be responsible for any liabilities arising out of any unintended use of the classification other than for the purpose of classification. 9, The Joint Plant Committee shall in no way be responsible for any legal proceedings/arbitration arising out of classification of steel plants. in case of any dispute/grievance, the plant can approach the appellate authority in Ministry of Steel for redressal. 10. Under no circumstances, Joint Plant Committee / Technical Committee will visit the plant/location to verify the status of the plant. SPAT NIKETAN’, 52/1A, Ballygunge Circular Road, Kolkata - 700 019 ‘gaara Brsarr, 62/14, arabs mapa zie, rere - 700 019 Phone : 91 (033) 2461-4056/4056/4068 Fax : 2461-4063 E-mail : jpc-wb@nic.in Website : www.jpcindiansteol.nic.inCO BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZE TEE OF INDIA, PART SECTION- Ly Government of Lidia Ministyy of Steel Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi Dated the 24" April, 2015 No.4(8)2010-SD-1. In supersession of this Minisiry"s Notification of even number dated 12,12.2013 on classification of Stee! Plants / Produce! fication of Steel Producers / Processors is hereby issued as follows:- 1. Primary Steet Producers: Steel Producers of any capacity. irrespective of process route, starting their operations om iron making using iron ore, virgin or processed, with necessary refining facilities and rolling/processing facilities, at a single location oF else in multiple locations provided thatthe entire gamut of iron & steel production. ftom iron making to finished steel production. is owned by the same company or its subsidiary company(ies). Provided that the iron making capacity is sufficiently matching the steel making capacity, Further, downstream units should use material from the upstream units of the same company or its subsidiaries. ted Steel Producers: Primary steel producers having a minimum ‘of one million tonnes per annum (1 mtpa) in terms of crude steel. HI. Secondary Steel Producers: Stcel producers/provessors of any capacity comprising: a) Steel producers having Electric Arc Fumace(EAF) and/or Electric Induction Furnace (EIP),with necessary refining facilities, with/without rolling/processing facilities, producing erude/finished steel products from ferrous scrap with’ without using substitutes like sponge irovDRI in a single location or in different locations but under the same company or its subsidiary company(ies) b)Steel processors like hot re-rolling mills, cold rolling mills. galvanizing units ete; producing finished/value added steel products from semi- finished/intermediate steel products. The rolling or processing facilities could be in a single location or in different locations but under the same company or its subsidiary company ies), IV. Other Steel Producers: Stee! Producers not covered under above categories of classifications. 2. The above categorisation of Steel Producers should in no way be seen as a certification of the quality of sicel produced, Quality certification wouid be as per the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) or any other designated authorities as per the BIS Act3. “There will be no certification of the sicel producers by Ministry of Steel or Joint Plant Committee (IPC). IPC will, however. on: ciety of producers on the website, (o the extent possible, aller exereising necessary diligence. The list will be updated on annual basis, based on the data on capacity & Production, ete, to be submitted by the steel producers to JPC far statistical purpose. a list of different cate (Molly Tiwari) Deputy Secretary to the Govt. of India The Manager. Govt, of India Press. Faridabad. Copy to: 1. PS to Minister of Steel & Mines 2. PS to Minister of State for Steel & Mines 3. PS to Secretary. Ministry of Steel 4. Secretary, Ministry of Railways 5. Scoretary, Department. Of Heavy Industry 6. Secretary, Ministry of Urban Development 7. Secretary, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways 8. Secretary, Ministry of Water Resources 9. Secretary, Department of Defence Production 10. Secretary, Department of Space 11, Executive Seerctary, Joint Plant Committee, Road, Ispat Niketan, Kolkata-700019 12, Chief Economist, Economic Research Unit 13. Chief Executives of All Stee! Plants/Associations 14. All Officers of the level of US and above in the Ministry of Steel. 15, Sr. Tech. Director, NIC for uploading the Notification on the website of the Ministry and for removing the earlier Notification dated 12.12.2013 -A, Ballygunge, Cireular S| (Molly Tiwari Deputy Secretary to the Govt, of IndiaAddress Bunglow No-F/10 ANemein or area are St Dias Snghoton Co BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS fee wR 37 wT erat Phones 0657-2345481 Fax 0657-2345498 E-Mail: i@bis.org.in web: hitpilfwerw.bis.onein REGISTERED A.D ‘Our Ref JSBO /L- 5550868 Subject : RENEWAL OF CERTIFICATION MARKS LICENCE NO, CM/L- 5550868 ASPER IS 1786: 2008 M/s JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED BALKUDRA PTRATU RAMGARH, Distt : Ramgarh Jharkhand - 829143 ated: 06 Fut 2015, Dear Sir, With reference to your application dated 08/06/2015 for renewal of the above mentioned Certification Matis Licence,we are pleased to inform you that it has been renewed from 05/07/2015 to 04/07/2016 It may please be noted that your licence shall ex at the end of the above mentioned period. You are, therefore, requested to send your application for its renewal at least two months before the expiry of the licence, ‘The endorsement sheet regarding renewal of licence is enclosed. This may be annexed to the or licence document available with you. ‘You are also requested to subscribe to our monthly Tehenical Journal ‘Standards India’ and also make use to publicise your product through advertisement. The details of the advertisement charges ang subsoription rates are available in our website www bis.ore.in Thanking you. Yous thithfully, nf py Se a. inl PT” SeD | mane wf) seunara wa 8 cena wale ae 52 re creoma ties ‘wai saan i c)* Address: areata Tae SR Jamshedpur re BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS Bunglow No-F/{0 ANamdih Rosé, P.0-Burmamines, Jamshedpur, ist-East Singhbhurn Jharkhand 0657-2345481 0657-2345498, iai@bis.orgin bpatfrwerbis.orgin ATTACHMENT TO LICENCE NO. CM/L- 5550868, CMLNO | NAME OFTHE LICENSRE WITH ADDRESS PRODUCT IsNo 3550868 | JINDAL STEEL & POWER LIMITED| BALKUDRA PTRATU RAMGARH| Ramgarh Sharkhand- 829143 High strength deformed stet bars} 1S 1786: 2008 and wires for concrete reinforeement ENDORSEMENT NO. 8 Dated : 06/07/2015 Renewed for a further period of one year from Fifth July Two Thousand and Fifteen to Fourth July ‘Two Thousand and Sixteen. ‘Other terms and conditions of Licence remain the same. — ®