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Bengkt1] u Tenga]1;
1. U'¬ ('ang— undang Nolnor 9 Tahun 1967 tentang Pelnbentukan Pro''insi Bengkulu
'4ellgingat (Len'baran Negara Rep'Iblik Indonesia Tahun 1967 Nolnor 19 Talnbahan Lembaran
Negara Rept't"ik Indonesia Nornor :282 8);
Undang— undang omor 24 Tah''n 2008 tentang Pemeⅱ ntahan Daerah ° ιoⅲbaran Negara
bahan LeHlbarar. Nega'a Nomo' 4844);
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Lembnran Nε gara Republ ik Indon● sia Nomor 4870);
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'ambahan Lembaran Nega[a
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7. Pe'atumn Pemerintah Nomo' 26 tahun 2008 tentang Rencana T'뇨 ta Ruang Wi1● yah
Nas¡ onal (Lernba'an Negara R● publik Indonesia Tahun 2003 No∶ nor 48 Talnbahan
Lemba'an Nega'a Republik Indonesia 4833);
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kepada Bupati Bengkⅲ u Tengah.
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ν
rat요 l,inBku'˙ TTL) setiap tahu'】 s¿be'uln
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denga'1kete【 ltu'''pernturan peΠ '¡
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pcr'Indanㅏ ˛
16.ⅳ‘ 'ndangan.
Ienempatlmn jamina” rekla:'nasi scbelt''n 'nelakuka】 1 keg'atα 】
1 ')roduksi dan rencana penυ tupaΠ
tambang sosμ a¡ dengan ketentuan poraturan pemnda1˙ u'1dangan.
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n sebe∫ u【 n kegiatan ρ uksi berakllir.
18.'4engangko'sε o'an8Kepal1Toknik Talnbang yang bortan8gUng jaw'bn'aβ κeg¡
'o° ∫
ιsalla
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'tan Izi'¡
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: Pcrtalnbany'n(IUP)Opcrasi Produksi tidak】 nc'aksal】 akan]】 gang【 zin'’ sⅲ u'
Pertanlbangal1(【 UP)・rne● jΔ ⅲil:kp:blnerio㎩ 'aka barang/aset pcmε
'di ba∏ gan(【 UP)Operasi
23.Pemegang Izin IJsat】 a Pe【 ●ⅲ '1; Produksi1'arus Ine∶ 1,'ediak'n dam dan keter˙ anga'1
sε ・ ak'u apabila d'kehendaki oIolI pelne'iΠ tah;
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nlegang I:τ in IJsaha P˛ rtambangη n αUP) Oper요 si Produksi rne'〕 1bo'e1】 kan da'】 1nenel・ i'1''a apabila
peΠ 1oHnt'h sewⅲ αu— wλkt''mo'Δ kμ k● n ρ e∏
'criksaa11;
25.'κ enerap㎄ n kⅲ dah pertanlbang● n yang baik; 、 .
26° ngelola keua∏ gan sesuai dengan Sisten'AkuI'tansi Itldoncsia: ˙
27.'4elapo*a'pelaksa:”
'4˚ aan pengernbangan dan ρe【 nbcrd리 yaan n'asν 'aτ ˙
akat:setεiIIpat secara berka]a;
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ketcntuan perat:uI˙ an pert】 η●ang— undaΠ gan; 'ε .
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'a lδ
dell” n ketentuan petatu'aτ ˙ ‘ uα da∏ g:und''g'n; 'gus㎋
'pe【
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31.Dilalan3melibatkan anak perusahaan dan/atau ItFlliasinya dalaΠ
'bidang usaha
WHη ah I≥ in Usaha Peⅱ ambλ ngan(놔 /IUP),‘anB diυ sa'】 akannya,kecuali Je'gRnJasa
izinpertambnagan di
λ εn'e';Energi
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ksanaan penggunaa'l usahajasa',enu미 a''g; . ‘ ˙
33.Menyelahk“ ㅏdata yang dipeloleh dari h㎱ Izin Usaha Pertainbmg'n(IUη
'seluruh
Operasi Produksi d軾 βtlpati Bong㏐
kepada "kegia㎙μsan kepada h/fen:teri Energi dal1
Sumber D●ya Mineraldan Guben'ur Bengkulu. 'u Tcngah dengan te'nt〉
34.、 eJIy'mpaikan ρ Γoposal yanB se*υ m'B・ ku” ngnya mε I'gga'” ㏊「kan aspek tekn;s,keuanB:a'',ρ roduks¡
da"peⅡ :atal'peng섧 】 ρeΓρ●
ⅲaI'gaΠ Iz¡ n'J● a''a
'asaran serta'intk'1ngan
‘ Inbangan(IUP)Operasi
Per㎩ sobagai persya】
PI'oduksi; ''aI'pem1˚ 'onan
3¸ .'κ eⅲb˛ rikan gaㄸ ⅲ ugi k!epada pe'tlcg‘ ⅲnah dan tegakㅆ 【
l yang te˛ganggu akibat kegitα n
'1g1'ik atas
Izin Usaha Pertambangan(IUP)Operasi Produksi;
˙ ‘
B6.'4engutalnakan pe【 nenuhan kob'】 tuhan da]● m'】 egc'i (Do【n˛ stic M:“ket O¡ iented) sesua¡ kc':ontuan
peraturan porundang・ unda”gan;
37.Poⅲ u¸Ian pIodUksi kopadη aflliasi hβ rus ineΠ gaou kopada I¸ arga pasa':;
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rset띠 ua'1terlε bi]'dal】 u】 :'i
'malㅏ
sakiξ teater— teat˛ r dan bangun3'˙ ˛]ain, fasi】 itas— fasilitas dan peralat&n pcga'ν ai kontraktor teⅡ nasuk
tanggungan pegawai ter,obut;
rik, fas;I¡ taㅏfasilitas air da:n air buallga'' dan da● at meliputi pelnbangk¡ t—
rκ mbangkit ten'ga
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bcngkel:bengke】 pengecoran daI' repasrasi; '患
h. sε mua fasⅡ itas tainbahan atau fasilitas 'aiη p'brik dar' pe[nlat요 yang dianggap per'u atau cocok
I】
untυ k opolasi pengusahaan yang belkaitait dengan 'λ Ii】 ayah 【 z】 n Usa'la PeⅡ λI11bangan (WIUP) atau
untuk I˙ nenyediak● n pelayana∶ rnelaksa'laka【 l aktifltas¨ aktifitrls pendukung atau aI˛ tiΠ tas yang
' atat∶
sifatnya insidentⅡ .
4]. Sobelum melaku˘ n ke⅛ ia'an; pemegang Izin Usaha Pe'1Bmba'1gan :Izin Usaha Per!ta∶ ṅbangan (fUP))
Oper˙asi Pr㏅ uksi harus lebih φahu】 ψe∶ nbe'1tahuka∶ ’
】kepΔ da Camat setempat dan Instansi yang terka' ;
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r’ ¼n ''Usaha Pertalnbangan fzi'' Usaha Perta】 nbη ngan (IUP) OIκ asi
Prodㅃ6i dehgan po,iⅱ k t,naI' dan pihak ket㎏ a, 【 lleⅲ adi tallggung jawab pemegal】 g IΔ Usaha
‘
Per●a∶ ⅡbangⅡΠ IΔ Π Uξ aha P˛ ba● gaΠ (IUP)) Ope「 Π ua'' ,α ng
sI I'rod“ ks' scsuㄸ i denga'1 '˛ e'cΠ ˛
'tψ ”
b er] aku.
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τneIIlbayar Iuran T˛ ㎩p (I"” J’
’ αIf,少 Incnurut kctσ ntuan yang
'e” ')m뇨
be'1aku, jik요 toriadi kqtc'lambatan dan
ka ':ulan Ope'asiķan
ķan dikc” P'oduksi
sㄻ 1'si(Re,’
gebesal 2% (dua perser˙ ,tus) perbulan
ⅲ bemmya itmn tetap dBn iuran Oρ ⒁ i Produksi yaI】 g harus dib'yaη
44. Pemε gaΠ g ∶ ¼Π Usahη Pcκ ambangΠ n Iz'Π Usaha Pε ,mba"gan (fUP) Operasi Pr우 d"ks: harus
˙
me【 nberⅸ an kesempata' kopα da Pelaksana 【nspeksi Tan'ba'1B danlat요 u ρ
ctugη s yang ditu'Uuk oIol1
“
Kepala Din● s Peκ ambangan dan ESDM Kab나 ρα¢n Benㅄ di˛ ukan tugα s∏ ya di
'''u Tengah untuk me¡
d¸
' wl14yal' Opε
ra3i ?rod” :ksl yang belsantkutait;、
4¸ . Pembcrian
'a∏ IΔ n Ugaha Izin Usaha Pertambangan (IUP) 0p° τ asi Produk'˙ i iΠ i tidak dirκ
mengadakan keJasalna dala'n rangka PeJ‘ k<'Eζ jatan
yr' Ba':ubala ataupun pelaksana요 n 'k:enankan
''Jian Kπ i Bupβ t' Bengku'υ q. Kepalα Dinas
taΠ11’ α
1ng dengttl' pihok moda' αs:Π g, 'aI1ρ a ''τ iΠ 'e"uIIs da'・ Te∶ 1l' c・
'g∶
PertambangaII dan ESDM Bengkulu Tengah ;
46. Bupati berwenaη g ㅍ λ1kan Izin IJsaha Pertan'banga1' Izin 'Jsaha PeltaΠ 1baΠ gan (IUP) Operasi
Ptoduksi wㅗ 'emba‘ rlΔ ku'ya belu“ bis; j'ka :
b˛yang di]akukaΠ 'tidak memberikJ*n Ilasil sebagliⅱ ㄲalla mestinya a'au tidak
l'Δ
'aupun masa ●
a. U'섧 ha pertambangⅡ
tercapainya hasil produks¡ sesuai deη 8an . rencana produks: yang 'ㄺ al1 dⅱ etapkan a㎩ u Jdak
Π1˚ rne● Ⅱhi kε b” tυ ● dalR'” υegeri sesυ a' kε h'쇼 n 1,en'ndal】 g— ur'daΠ g’ .
tidak me【 nenuhil‘ nelaksanokan ketentua'’ :kβ tentt'a'● /kew● j ib3∏ -kε waJiban sost¡ ai pe'at''ra,˙
perundang-μ udangan bi!d요 ●g pe'tambat1ι ¸'쇼ng be:'1 'ku:
'
—
:
산림보호구역(HR)
일반 사업지역(APL)
산림보호지역에서
일반산림지역으로
변경된 지역 (HPT)
F>匡 F번 JELASAN TÅ 隣釀尉 ¼AN ㅜ匿庠
尋瞬㎌
其匡㎌ 頁 F》
1 . Da卑 ar IUP yang d¡ unlunㄱ kan adalah IUP yang dikategcir¡ kan εIoar a''''σ eleaΠ
yaitu mernenuh[ syarat sesua¡ PP 23 Tahun 2010 serta Su「 at Eda「an Menter¡
ESDM No 03. EI31IDJBI2009, anta「 a iain :
2. Bagi IUP yang belu‘ ㄲd¡ urnuΠ 1kan (dikategonikan Πoρ oI˚ ∂ΓaΠ σεI˚ aΠ ), Πlasih
rnenη erlukan ke'engkapan persyaratan daⅱ pember¡ izin untuk diproses
verif'kas¡ Iebih ¡
aniut.
3. Bagi pe「 usahaan Pemegang IUP yang be'u‘ㄲ diurnumkan (d¡ kategorikan ΠoΠ
cI˚ aΓ al,σ eIoθ η, tanggapan d¡ Iakukan dengan cara tertu[is dan dikiri∏ ㄱ
kan ke
pembeⅱ ¡zin sesua¡ kewenangannya (Mente ⅱIGubernur/Bupaⅱ /VVa likota)
dengan tenlbusan’kepada D¡ ●
ektorat Jenderal Minera l dan Batubara, alanlat JI.
Pr˙ of. DΓ . Soeporno No. 10 Jakarta Selatan;
Daiam ha! terdapat kekel¡ ruan dalam pengumu man ini dan penye[esa¡ an t¡ ndak
jutnya seperti te「 sebut pada but¡ F (3) akan d¡ nas¡ dengan
¡nstansi terka¡ t
'aη sesua¡ undangan
dengan pe'aturan peΠ 」ndang—'akukan yang be「[aku.
koond¡
ttd.
Thamrin S¡ hite
R
Oz<Oz<–
8R,˜ .0、 N “0¸–°∞
0」
"
馮 눙Ξ코 ע .000,N
˛°ㅏ <α <– ⊃ ∋ ㅢ∋ ˇ φ ㅏ– ,Σ Σ <∽ ∋」<ㄷ
의
:00N c¸ :N∞ =:∞ ,0=乏 z<Φ
φ °
「,UN °0¸˜Φ∽ ∝ ⅵ므 π oO ㄷ ㅏ˛ξΣ√ㄷ
0」 ,코 × ㅝ
OON,ㄷ
⊃ ∋→⊃ˇ ∞ㅟ
.00˛
).000,더
0ⅱ ON ,="ㅏ
NΦ <"<ㅏ Oz": Oz<z <0<Σ <∝ =κ
°
–
,ㄷ ,ON °∞ °˛● ⅵ므 ΦαO ע.000,ㅟ
'ˇ ㄷ H ㅏ˛ξΣ‘ㄷㅁ ㅏ⊃∝ H
000˜ 0iΦ O=˜ .●
OHON .‘ 0ㅏ :Φ <“ <ㅏ ⊃ ⊃」∋ˇㅁ z": z<z<0<Σ <∝ 卜
♀ R≥ 우、
、 φ˛°0¸ ˜°∞ ⅝ 죠 、
˜:
山 ע ㄷ '‘ ㅏ–σ 느Σ H
.˚ .ˇ
0ㅢ ON ㅟ ⊃ ㅢ⊃ˇΦ
.0ˇ
"ㅏ OΦ <“ <– ∋ z"∞ z<ㅌ "Σ "Oz⊃ Oz<Φ <“ ψ
8R≥ 쩍ㅎㅟ φ」Φ O=˜ ˛Φ ⅵ쁘 OΞ 山
.ˇ ע 0:,: Φ OON ㄷ→=˚ㅏ ∽Φㅟ ㅏ●√프 孚δ Ξˇ
.卜
<"<ㅏ ⊃ ∋–⊃ˇ Oz"∞ 0=<<Σ <ㅁ
0ㅋ 0˜ ,LO<,Φ N °0¸˜°∞
:」
'°늣 =。코 山 ˛¸‘°ㅏ寸Φㅟ ㄹ)
Φ <“ <– ⊃ ⊃ 」∋ˇυ zΨ Φ ㅏα ♂ˇ石 ㄹ
00.0⑺
000N
寓
z<<Ξ <0<ㅁ
Φ OO:'>Oz-N: Φ」°0¸˜°∽ ,르 O
∝ ●°」φα עㅢ Nφ 寸ON
=00˛
=<ㅏ <"<– ⊃ ⊃ ㅢ⊃ˇ υ z"∞ ㅏ˛ 」 oΣ ,η≡ ˇ
띄
000: z∋
<:0˜
♀ R놓 N
¼늄 °●¸˜°∞
0」
'ε o죠 υⅲ ,“ m
Φ
.Φ
0ㅓ ON ㄷ¸ 卜∽ⅱ <∝ <– ⊃ ∋ 」⊃ˇ
="ㅏ Oz"ㅁ ㅏ˛ ,Φ α :z>∽ Σㅡ
<느 = =≤ =쯔 ˜ㅢ
禽 R、 α<늄N :
°●¸–°
0」
'°늣꾜 αφ¿ㅂ ע :N,H ˛¸ * H
.Φ
0– 0● =0ㅏ ∴Ⅸ <“ <– ⊃ ⊃ 」⊃ˇυ z"ㅁ = ,υ “ "≥ >∽ Σ <느 = z‘ '= ㅟ
요 R,。 <늄 N °0¸–::
0느
⅝ .˛ OΞ :
.γ ע Φ
,–
ㄷ¸E●ㅏ
ㅏ– Σ
.:∞
OHO˜ ::ⅱ <"<ㅏ ⊃ ⊃ 」∋ˇ Oz:ㅁ '=˘ ㅁ z>” <느 = z√ Γz, 0–
卜 00˜ –
˛,。
,f,° 0」 φ¸ ,˜°ⅲ ∝ O
」φα ×비 ˜ ∞
H
ㄷ¸‘˚ㅏ ∞Φ
ㅏ∝ ㅏ
'=¸ 00」 -.˛ .∞
0ㅟ 0˜ <“ <– ∋ ∋ 」⊃ˇ ,<¥
Oz:∞ z<><ㄹ ,⊃ <ㄹ <ㄵ "zOOz,
Φ OO˜ ,φ ψ O,N
∞ :
‘」°0.– ° "
⅜ ㅎΞ望 ע Φ OON ㄷ¸‘˚ㅏΦΦ∽
,寸
Φ
:
.:∞
<“ <ㅏ ⊃ ∋ 」∋ ˇ Ozㅁ ㅏ다 ,<λ ,∝ ψ zOφ <<,˛ φ “ <工 ˇ Oz,0<m
0ㅋ 0˜≥ α“ >、 ˚0.– ˚¸
0˛
;코 ∋●°˛∝ ⅵ°」OαO
ㅏ● 、z∋
0ㅓ ON ㄷ¸=°ㅏ ∞ :더 <“ <– ∋ ∋一⊃ˇυ z"m <杆 ˇ z<Σ 뜨"
0ⅱ 0˜ ,,α ',,Φ N :
¢˛˛0∋˜°
O
ⅵγ¸ 00」 ∝ ⅵ°」φα 0
0:.0”
0ㅟ ON =∋ =<– H
0⑺ <“ <– ⊃ ⊃ ㅢ⊃ˇ Oz"∞
:– ¼ ⊃ <ㅏ "ˇ z<Σ “ㄸ
8R늄 B、 ˜ α Eo 沿 E" ⅵ므 Oαυ" Φ∞ –
卜φ φδ ㄷ
.Φ
=‘ 0ㅏ 寸∞∞ ∋ ⊃ 」⊃ ˇ υ
<“ <– –,⌒
000:
="ㅁ =00<τ ,r¸ ⊃」⊃ˇ Oz"ⅲ
8R늄 ξㅎㅓ 0」 :
˚0¸–° 胡俓 oΞ υⅲ 0∞ :卜 ㄷ H
.˜
Φㅏ ㅟψ
OHON .‘
<“ <– ∋ ⊃–⊃ˇ υ ="ㅁ ㅏ∝ξΣ‘≡ㄷ드τ O<<“ <m
0:0˜ ,α Jδ N ° 0.˜Φ∽
0」 α”
ㄶ°느°– "
ˇ ˘ 0.0˜ ,H
∽ OHON ˛¸‘°ㅏ :
OΦ <“ <– ∋ ⊃」⊃ˇυ z"∞ ㅏ–“Σ rㅌ “뜨 =0<<“ <∞
8R≥ B농 Φ α Eo ψ oE"
'˚ ,OΞ ⅵ˜山 ע
ㅏ˛ 、
–
.000,뎌
HO여 z⊃ =<ㅏ Φ寸˜ <“ <ㅏ ⊃ ⊃ ㅢ∋ˇ Oz"∽
Φ z<:Σ ‘ Γ‘ ⅲ zΔ
∽ 00˜ ˘ψㅁ ,ON
、 α E● 沿 ㅌ" 枋므 으 .里u 、
Φ 寸
N
“ˇ띰<
00.m∞
H– 0: z∋ =<ㅏ :어 <α <ㅏ ⊃ ∋」⊃ˇ Oz:∞
ㅏㄸ ,υ z<Φ Σ‘Γ ˛
落蓼華孝
:韆
菉
ㅑ騶
’
⊃ ㅢ⊃ ˇφ z"m =z,>Oα
α
Ro였 :
頁늄 =<∋ ㅏ <∞ '=¸ 00」 ,枋 .δ 쇼ㅇ 00.N OHON z∋ =<ㅏ <卜 였 <Σ ⊃出 ∽ ≥∶ <Σ “ "ㄷ ㄹ "∽ Oz<Φ Σ :보 0寸
되ㅇ,늄 Σㅑㅓ z<⊃ 」 gㅁ 'ˇ ¸ 00」 : ⅵ°˛φoO 00.Φ ⅱ HON z⊃ =<– φHN <Σ ⊃ 」"∽ >닛 “⊃ ,ιˇ <,˛ z<마 <∝ <ㅍ m
Φ
N
요 ㅇ,뉴 Σ늉 °0¸˜°∞
0˛ '=,00」 ● '° ˛φ.0 00.:Φ Φ 0– 0: ㄷ¸‘φ← 0∞ N <Σ ηㅌ: ㅏ˛σ z≥ -Σ z<Φ Σ <:⊇ 냥ㄹ ∞∞
요 Rㅑ =<¸
0.– ° : ⅛코 ¸ 00˛ ˛ 石 뫄ㅇ
ㅏ–σ≡≡Σ
⊃」 "∽ Σ ∋ㅑㄹ
0,°
0∞˜
:,Φ 00.Φ :0,Φ OHO˜ z⊃ =<ㅏ <Σ =<∞ <∽ 卜Φ
요 00– ● <,Φ N Oι :
φO¸˜° "
ⅵ°늣므 ˛φ∶ m∞
.–
NO: 0– 0식 z⊃ =<ㅏ <.寸 ∞˜ <Σ oㅁ ∽ ㅏ● ,,ㅀ "zOOz, z,OzOO
유 RΞ {R 0,“ 0¸˜°∞ 'ˇ ¸●°˛∝ ⅝°–φαO 00
00.”
OHON z⊃ ,<ㅏ Φ∞˜ <Σ ∋㏅ ∽ ㅏ ,ㅌ <● 볍 =<ㅁ ≡ <ㄷ <m
n
요 R、 읖 늄N ㄶ Φ∞ ", ⅵˇ¸● 。˛˛ ㄳ°」ΦOO
N
,m
*∽ 00.:寸 ψ OHON ㄷ .‘ °ㅏ :卜 “ Σ ⊃」ㅂ∽ ㅏ아 →츠 <¼ 二
萬
Fz,00z=:m
0:0˜ \」 0<,Φ
: ㄶψ ˚˛ ●ˇ ㄷⅵ φ●ㅇ
:」
N
ㄷ¸‘ "ㅏ 寸卜
m
: '=∽ ,00ι
:H,N
ㅏ–
00.Φ
OHON
<Σ ⊃ 」"∽ ,Σ <˜ < F≡ 0ㅁ z=Ψ Φ⒤
유 R≥ 늄N
웅~ ⅵΦ∞ .φ
느 O– ⅵ˜」OΞ 山
.˘ 寸φ ON: N z
.卜
0더 0˜ z⊃ =<ㅏ :卜 <Σ ⊃ 」"∽ ㅏㅗ 」⊃ 00z∋ ∽ <뜨 쯔ㅁ∽ <∝」 ,,“ "ㅏ N⒤
유 R,웅 농: ㄳΦ ⅛코 O
˛ ㄶ° ,Φα ㄷ¸‘°ㅏ Φ卜˜ ㅏ● 、 m
:,:
.00˛
:
m '=mO●
Σ
00.0卜
OHON
<,˛ ⊃」:∽ <≡ F≡ <z<ㅁ ⅱ
⌒、,°
(ˇ 」 <,ψ : 0」 :
φO¸ :° "
ㄶ°뇻Hα”∶
注 、
Oφ ΦOH ˛¸‘°ㅏ
'∞
0뎌 ON N∞싯 <Σ ⊃」"∽ 石珏 <壬 죡 '" 0∞
。ㅇ,:
,˜ 으 ㄲ늉드≥
000˜ E呂
,υ =00˛ O
ㄷ ⅝° ,φα μ :.∞ 寸 ㄷ .˛ °ㅏ N::
000N
∝ ⊃ <ˇ ㅏ ,0– ˜ <⊃ >z<0 0α oΣ Oㅂ ㅆ ON
유 R≥ ,<、
: ⅵΦ∞ '=” “α 胡ˇ .00」
∝胡 .–φOO ע ∞: 0ㅢ 0˜ ㄷ¸‘ :ㅏ ∞ .H”
ㅟ “∋ <ˇ ㅏ˛」 ∽ <υ ∋ㅢ¸ ˇΦ
円
":ㅏ ",, ="林
0:0˜ ¸<\
,㈌ N :
˛」°● ¸˜° 'ˇ¸ 00」 ∝ ●° ,ΦOO Φ 요 R 등 ‘β RN ㅏ,ξΣ≤ㅌ=
∋ 」⊃ˇΦ –
00.000~
<“ <ㅏ ∋ =μ ∞
'
0ㅟ 0˜ ,,Oz늄 0」 :
° 0,˜ ° Φα
˛ ㄲ°˛ O 0 ˛¸‘
'=,00–
ㅏ다
00.0”
0– Od <α <ㅏ ⊃ ∋」⊃ˇυ “
"ㅏ 0:” z"Φ ,∽ 0ㅏ z"∽ <Σ < ,Σ ⊃ⅲ 0:
=R,oΣ 뉴ⅱ ° 0.˜ Om
0」
ⅵˇ¸ 00,˛ '° ˛φoO
Hㅓ ON z⊃ =<ㅏ OΦ˜ <“ <ㅏ ⊃ ∋ 」∋ˇυ z"ㅁ ㅏ–ξΣ‘ㅌㄷ뜨 =0<<∝ <㎁ ”˜
유 R,α <농 : °0,˜ 。∞
0˛
ⅵ므⊇ α코" N
00.000–
OHON H
ㄷ¸‘”ㅏ 卜Φ <ㄷ <ㅏ ⊃ ∋ ㅢ0ˇ 0="∞
ㅏ● ξ “ㅂ 노 <ㅁ ∽ <φ ㄹ
'
8R≥ Bㅀ N :
●」°0¸˜° 百 ㅎ吾 품 ~
卜 寸H
00.˜
000N ㄷ¸‘˜ㅏ :Φ m <α <ㅏ ∋ ⊃ 」⊃ˇ Oz"∞
ㅏ– ,≡ ㄹ≤ㄹ 0"Σ <Σ =
υ N
∞
유 R,oΣ > 0,° 0=˜ °∞ ㄶˇ¸ 00˛ ∝ O ㄷ¸‘ ∞:H
'° ,Oα
–
00.00˜
0ㅢ ON :ㅏ
<“ <ㅏ ⊃ ⊃ 」∋ ˇ Oz:∞ ㅏ∝ Oz<0=<ㅏ Oz<ㄹ ⊃ 000zㅀ <ˇ "“ N˜
翰
0– 0˜ ,Oω 」,.ⅱ °0¸˜°∞ ⅛오˛τ
壺
0」
,홈 E*σ
0ⅱ
00.∞
ㄷ¸‘ <ㄷ <ㅏ ⊃
OHO˜ "ㅏ N:H ∋ ㅢ∋ˇ Oz"∞ ㅏ˛
,0=<Oz<ㅏ
⊃υ <ˇ "∝
翰囍
Oz<ㄹ OO=芿
萱翰
瑩
闊翰 廓翰翰擴
≡舞
=萱
箋涍
:뚫
酵
꾹 퍅鞋 鞋
좋
堊駐
''、
I(
=R,oΣ >ㅂ 0」 :
°0¸˜° 'γ¸ 00」 O
˛ ⅵ°」Φα 呂 쫘푠 舒 HHON =⊃ τ <– :● H =<Oz:ㅏ ⊃ 」⊃ ˇ Oz"ω ㅏ : ,Σ ∋ㅏ =<⊃ σ <Φ "=<“ <ㅁ OΦ
0:00、 'α<、 "˜ 0」 :
°0¸ ˜° ⅝ x¸ ∝ⅵ Eㅁ O
α OΦ Φ: ㄷ¸〓°ㅏ ˇ 0ㅟ
00」
⊃ 」⊃ ˇ υ :n
.Φ
0ㅋ 0: =<φ z"ㅏ zψ ∞ ㅏㄸ ,φ z,z=≥ =<Φ Σ <∽ ⊃ ㅏ ㄸ ∝
α<、"N
,˛ :
°●¸˜° ⅵ° ,φoO ㅏ˛ –Oz乏 :
0*0˜ 0」
'=.00L˛ 00.Φ ∞φ 0:0: zO=<ㅏ <.寸 OH =<Oz"ㅏ ⊃ ㅢ∋ ˇ ψ z"∞ ,Σ =<mΣ <∽ ∋」<“ ∞
0ⅱ ON,,0<、 :
어 0,° :
쇼 ∋˜° ⅵˇ .00,,
O
●°」ψα 00.– ∞0 으 δ: ˛¸‘°ㅏ <.nOH =<υ z:ㅏ ∋」⊃ˇ Oz"∞ E● Σ√ 5< ㄹ <Σ ⊃∽⊃ˇ :
卜
0ㅟ ON≥ α<、N :」 °0¸˜°ㅁ ⅵ° ,OΞ ∽γ山 ~
⒡야 ⅱ ㄷ¸‘Φㅏ E :
.mN:,–
0ㅢ ON :0ㅢ π <Oz"ㅏ →」⊃ˇ Oz:Φ 」 ==⅞ =“ 」⊃ㅏ :“ <● <≥ “υ Φ
:Γ
Φ Oo연 ==>m 0」 :
φ O.˜° ㄶ ∝ τ므 τoO
0」
φ :.φ
,N
N.-˘
,Φ Φ OON ㄷ→=°ㅏ ∞ m더 =<Oz"ㅏ ⊃」⊃ˇ Oz"Φ ㅏ● ,<><“ "∽ <z<∋ ∞ <ㅏ 드 υ :m
。≥ 뉴N φO¸ :°ⅲ
8R、 0」
ㄶ∶ ㅎ 。 ,α Oα O OH Φ OON ㄷ¸˛°卜 Φ:H
卜寸
:
'φ
ㅏㄷ →<∑ ㄹ
.∞
=<φ z"ㅏ →」⊃ˇ Oz"Φ "˛ ㅢ⊃ 00z∋ ㅏㅓ뜨● <“ <m 寸
아 00˜ φ
,α∽,텨
∽ 0」 :
°0¸–Φ ⅵ° ,⊇ α코" 寸0,N Φ 」:“ τ <□ ∽⊇ Σ Σ :
00.∞
OO, z∋ =<ㅏ HH林 0ˇ ⊃ Σ Oˇ ∋ Σ =ㅏ <Σ o蚤 o퓸 Φ
Φ OO˜ ,:.<,∞ N :
Φ˛°0¸–° ㄶ˚–oΞ .γ 山 ,N
00.卜 :⒡ :00N =⊃ =<ㅏ ∞∞ⅲ 0ˇ ⊃ =,Oγ ⊃Σ 」:ξ 품 노 <ㅁ ∽국 <Σ o퓰 Σ o품 Σ N∽
8R늄 Φ
∩>⒭ <∝ <Φ ⊃ ㅏ<m ㄵ˛ ∽γ山 、
,OΞ
N
m
:卜 寸 ,– 0ˇ ⊃Σ Oˇ ⊃Σ
00.뎌
000N z∋ =<ㅏ
ㅏ˛ ♂ㅁφ“⊃ 0∽ "“ 느ˇ⊃
Φ OO˜ ,.° ㅁ,H: z<<υ z<Σ 枋°늣꾜 α∽γ山 00.φ OH,Φ
z∋
0ˇ ∋ Σ oˇ ⊃ ≡ 、
000여 =<ㅏ "N:
ㅏ˛ Oz,“ ""z,Oz"υ ,些˘ <˛ zO∽ “⅞ Om
000˜ 、 Oψ O,여 0」 "0¸ –°∞ ●°느°–
αⅵˇ山 ,∞
00.OHψ
=<ㅏ ∞∞㎁ 0ˇ ⊃ Σ oˇ ∋ Σ ¸
ㅏㄸ <“山ㅏ –<≥
000N z⊃
=<"∽ =,="● 0之 <“ “ 0寸
유 R,“ Σ ,、 z<⊃ ㅏ <∞ O
ㄶγ¸ 00˛ ˛ ⅵ°」Φα 00.:
0ㅢ 0˜ z∋ =<ㅏ "ㅟ ” <Σ ⊃ 」"∽ >˘ 0ㅏ ˇ <“ ㅏ ∞寸
,ㄷ
zOγ z,>0,
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Private & Confidential
1. PT. BMQ 광구 개발 전망
광구의 기본 개발 필수 조건과 개요는 하기와 같다 :
개토 비율 1:9
운송 로 약 50 Km
계약 생산시 : 연간 5% 인상 적용.
변동 조건
운영 비용 : 연간 5% 인상 적용.
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2. 석탄 채광 비 분석
석탄 생산 비( 톤당) 는 하기와 같다:
Ton당 금액 (생산원가)
구분 항목 ( Rp.9,500 / U$1)
루피아(Rupiah) 달러(USD)
합계 Rp430,705 $45.34
합계 Rp35,475 $3.73
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3. 현금 흐름 분석표(1/2)
미화 기준 현금 흐름표는 하기와 같다. : 1차년도 부터 7차 년도 까지
판매단가
(연간 3% 가격인상율 적용)
FOB M/V $105 $108 $111 $115 $118 $122 $125
현금 ( Cash Outflow)
3. 로열티 (Royalty) $1.50 $1,995,000 $3,000,000 $3,000,000 $3,000,000 $3,000,000 $3,000,000 $3,000,000
4. 판매관련비 & 세금 $7.46 $9,921,800 $14,920,000 $14,920,000 $14,920,000 $14,920,000 $14,920,000 $14,920,000
판매이익 - 세전
($60,000,000) $74,384,800 $114,319,105 $127,673,211 $131,720,512 $134,786,505 $136,868,115 $140,961,990
(Cash Inflow)
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4. 현금 흐름 분석표(2/2)
미화 기준 현금 흐름표는 하기와 같다 . : 8차년도 부터 15년차 년도 까지.
현금 ( Cash Outflow)
초기 개발투자비용
순이익 - 세전
$144,064,491 $146,171,667 $150,279,237 $153,382,572 $155,476,673 $159,556,146 $162,615,178 $221,139,435
(Cash Inflow)
매출액대비 수익율(%) 55.8% 54.9% 54.8% 54.3% 53.5% 53.3% 52.7% 52.1%
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5. 순 현금 흐름 분석 & 평가
미화 달러 기준 순 현금 흐름 분석은 하기와 같다.:
현금 유출 (Cash Outflow) $60,000,000 $83,861,400 $130,560,671 $128,034,092 $130,682,286 $135,266,971 $141,796,470 $145,029,490
순현금흐름 (Net Cash Flow) ($60,000,000) $55,788,600 $85,739,329 $94,754,908 $98,790,384 $101,089,879 $101,651,086 $105,721,493
현금 유입 (Cash Inflow) $258,273,512 $266,021,717 $274,002,369 $282,222,440 $290,689,113 $299,409,786 $308,392,080 $424,054,529
현금 유출 (Cash Outflow) $150,225,143 $157,392,967 $161,292,941 $167,185,510 $175,081,608 $179,742,677 $186,430,696 $258,199,953
Operation Cost $114,209,020 $119,850,050 $123,723,132 $128,839,867 $135,212,440 $139,853,641 $145,776,902 $202,915,095
Tax (25%적용) $36,016,123 $36,542,917 $37,569,809 $38,345,643 $38,869,168 $39,889,036 $40,653,795 $55,284,859
순현금흐름 (Net Cash Flow) $108,048,368 $108,628,750 $112,709,428 $115,036,929 $115,607,505 $119,667,109 $121,961,384 $165,854,576
IRR (%) - 세후 119% 120% 120% 120% 120% 120% 120% 120%
평가 (Valuation)- 미화 달러(US$) 기준
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6. 민감도 분석
판매가(FOB)
환율변동(Rupiah/$)
$80 $100 $120
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DETAIL GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
IN THE IUP-OP OF PT. BMQ AREA
RINDU HATI VILLAGE, TABA PENANJUNG DISTRICT,
CENTRAL BENGKULU REGENCY, BENGKULU PROVINCE
Bukit Endu,
Picture of JJK property, 2012
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
PT. Bara Mega Quantum (BMQ) as a company engaged in coal mine which
obtained Operation-Production Mining Business Permits (IUP-OP) in Rindu Hati
Village, Taba Penanjung District, Central Bengkulu Regency, Bengkulu Province, as
stipulated by Regent of Central Bengkulu’s Decree on last December 1st, 2010.
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direction, ranging from N330oE to N1400E. The slope of the rock layers are generally
upright ranged between 25o to 60o.
Coal outcrops were found in the study area so far of 108 (one hundred and
eight) locations with thickness varying from 0.25 m at OC-25 up to 6.0 m at OC-13,
with a dominant strike directions northwest to southeast, north to south and
northeast to southwest with dip ranging between 20o to 40o. However local
deviations are also found adjacent to fault area with dip ranging between 50o to 75o.
The coal is black, with luster shows glassy or shinny to slightly dull,
hard to brittle, sub-conchoidal fractures, locally crushed to gravel size in adjacent to
fault area, black scratch, and it does not significantly stained on hand. The results of
laboratory analyses of coal samples which were examined by the PT. Surveyor CCI
and PT. SUCOFINDO laboratories, they can generally be classified as bituminous to
anthracite with calories ranging from 7,225 kcal / kg to 7,988 kcal / kg (adb) up to
8,390 kcal / kg (dafb), Fixed Carbon 79.33% to 81.98% (adb), Total Moisture 3.69%
to 12.3% (adb), Ash 2.41% to 6.81 % (adb), Sulfur from 0.32 to 0.48 % (adb); Volatile
Matter from 8.57% to 13.43% (adb).
From the construction seam results obtained 7 coal seams, with a thickness
ranges from 6 meters on the seam-2 with a strike length of 1.402 meters and the
thinnest is 0.60 meters at seam-6 with a strike length of 2,235 meters. For use dip
greatest value of 700 on seam-7 and the smallest is 220 in seam-4. Meanwhile, the
value of coal specific gravity (SG) of 1.3 is based on references from coal mining
generally applicable in Indonesia.
Furthermore, the above data are used to calculate with SR (stripping ratio) is
1 : 12, the depth of the mine (h) and the weight (m2). Based on the values above
(thickness, strike / dip, the depth of the mine, SR, SG), therefore the the estimated
coal resource in PT. BMQ area can be acquired is 8,480,801 MTs.
Since this calculation is only done in an area of 740 Ha, therefore if the value is
extrapolated to an area of 2,400 Ha (for APL and KBK area only), then the value of the
total coal resource estimation for 2,400 Ha of PT. BMQ is = 8,480,801 MTs x
2,400/740 = 27,505,301 MTs.
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FOREWORD
First of all, we are grateful to God Almighty for the mercy and blessings that
our continuation of geological exploration activities and report writing as an efforts
for the calculation of the coal resources estimation in the concession of PT. Bara Mega
Quantum’s (BMQ) Operation-Production Mining Business Permit in the Rindu Hati
Village, Taba Penanjung District, Central Bengkulu Regency, Bengkulu Province has
done, which conducted by Geological and Drilling Team of JJK on behalf of the PT.
BMQ which was began on August 7th up to September 22nd, 2012.
The field research was conducted by the Geological and Drilling Team of JJK
which consisting of the Project Manager as Manager of Quality Control and geological
and drilling team, assisted by a local communities of the Rindu Hati area.
Finally we are on behalf of the management of Geology and Drilling JJK Team
and the PT. BMQ would like to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to the
field research Team, and also especially to related institutions of Local Government,
as well as local communities which have helped the field research team activities.
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CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY i
FOREWORD i
CONTENTS iv
CONTENTS OF TABLES v
CONTENT OF FIGURES vi
LIST OF APPENDIX vii
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION 1-1
1.1 Background 1-1
1.2 Purpose and Objectives 1-2
Chapter 2 METHODS OF IMPLEMENTATION ACTIVITIES 2-1
2.1 Data and Tools 2-1
2.2 Personnel 2-1
2.3 Method and Analysis 2-2
2.3.1 Mapping and Detail Investigation 2-2
2.3.2 Drilling 2-2
2.3.3 Coal Sample Analysis 2-3
2.3.4 Data Analysis 2-3
Chapter 3 LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY 3-1
3.1 Condition of Location 3-1
3.2 Physiographic and Environmental Condition 3-6
Chapter 4 RESULT AND DISCUSSION 4-1
4.1 Geology of the IUP- OP of PT. BMQ Area 4-1
4.2 Geological Structure in the IUP-OP of PT BMQ Area 4-3
4.3 Coal Resource in the BMQ Area 4-8
4.3.1 Coal Occurence Distribution 4-8
4.3.2 Drill Hole Activity 4-9
4.3.3 Coal Quality Analysis 4-10
4.4 Coal Resource Estimation 4-12
Chapter 5 CONCLUSION AND RECOMENDATION 5-1
5.1 Conclusion 5-1
5.2 Recommendation For Future Works 5-2
APPENDIX Appendix-1
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CONTENTS OF TABLES
Table 3.1. The Coordinate Boundaries of the IUP-OP of PT. BMQ Area.................................. 3-2
Table 4.1 Coal Outcrops that were found in the BMQ Area ....................................................... 4-6
Table 4.2 The 21 (twenty) of Drill Holes Result was performed by JJK Team in PT.
BMQ Area...................................................................................................................................4-10
Table 4.3 Result of Coal samples (by CODE) Laboratory Analyses of thePT. BMQ
Area ..............................................................................................................................................4-11
Table 4.4 Estimation of Hypothetical Coal Resource in 740 Ha of the PT. BMQ
Area. .............................................................................................................................................4-13
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CONTENT OF FIGURES
Figure 3.1 Map of accessibilty from Jakarta (by plane) - Bengkulu City (by four
wheel vehicle) to the BMQ Concession Area (red line) ........................................... 3-1
Figure 3.2 Map of The Concession Boundaries of The IUP-OP of The PT. BMQ Area
(red line) ...................................................................................................................................... 3-3
Figure 3.3. Map of Forestry Land Status within The IUP-OP of PT. BMQ Area...................... 3-4
Figure 3.4 Map of Accessibility from Location of PT. BMQ to PT. PELINDO Coal
Terminal Area. ........................................................................................................................... 3-5
Figure 3.5 Infrastructure and Situation in PT. PELINDO II Coal Terminal ............................ 3-5
Figure 3.6 Morphological Condition in The IUP-OP of The PT. BMQ........................................ 3-6
Figure 3.7 Topographic Map of the IUP-OP of PT. BMQ Area ...................................................... 3-7
Figure 3.8 Circumstances and Livelihoods in the PT. BMQ Area. .............................................. 3-8
Figure 3.9 River pattern and Watershed conditions (Sub-DAS Rindu Hati) in the PT.
BMQ Area..................................................................................................................................... 3-9
Figure 4.1 Map of Geology in IUP-OP of The PT. BMQ Area ......................................................... 4-2
Figure 4.2 Map of Structural Geology in the PT. BMQ Area.......................................................... 4-5
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LIST OF APPENDIX
Appendix- 1 List of 6 (six) Maps of : Accessibility, Concession of PT. BMQ, Forestry,
Topography, Geological and Structural Geology........................................................2
Appendix- 2 Map of Coal Outcrops and Drill Holes.............................................................................9
Appendix- 3 List of 7 (seven) Maps of Drill Lines and Drill Hole Cross Sections,
Crop Lines (Coal Seam) Map, Line andCross Section of Structural
Geology Map........................................................................................................................... 11
Appendix- 4 List of 51 (fifty-one) Coal Outcrops that were found by JJK Team
Surveyed in the PT. BMQ Concession .......................................................................... 19
Appendix- 5 List of 81 (eighty-one) Coal Outcrops from others Data Source ...................... 21
Appendix- 6 List of 38 Points Coal Outcrop Description of Mapping Results by JJK
Team.......................................................................................................................................... 23
Appendix- 7 Coordinate of the 21 (twenty-one) Drill Hole Locations in the PT.
BMQ Concession. .................................................................................................................. 66
Appendix- 8 Result Descriptions of 21 (twenty-one) of Drilling Holes.................................. 67
Appendix- 9 List of 21 (twenty-one) Logbooks of Drill Holes in PT. BMQ
Concession .............................................................................................................................. 68
Appendix- 10 Group of Certificate of Coal Sample Laboratory Analyses Results .................. 90
Appendix- 11 Documentation photographs of mapping and drilling activities in
conducting detail the geological survey in the area of PT. BMQ and in
PELINDO II Coal Terminal area................................................................................... 100
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Final Report Detail Geological Survey in the IUP-OP of the BMQ Area
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND
A large part of the world depends on coal for its source of energy and
electricity. Coal is a fossil fuel formed from layer upon layer of annual plant remains
for millions of years. Thus, it is a type of non-renewable energy source. It is a readily
combustible black or brownish-black sedimentary rock chiefly composed of carbons
and hydrocarbons, as well as sulfur, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen. Coal is
extracted or mined from rock strata in layers known as coal beds either in
underground or open pits.
PT. Bara Mega Quantum (BMQ) as a company engaged in coal mine which
obtained Operation - Production Mining Business Permits (IUP-OP) inRindu Hati
Village, Taba PenanjungDistrict, Central Bengkulu Regency, Bengkulu Province, as
stipulated by Regent of Central Bengkulu’s Decree on last December 1st, 2010.
Prepared by JJK Team Chapter 1-1
Final Report Detail Geological Survey in the IUP-OP of the BMQ Area
On this occasion, JJK Team on behalf of PT. Bara Mega Quantum (BMQ)was
carry out a detail geological survey for verification of the coal reserve data which
has been studied by previous works in order to find out the coal resource by
identified the coal potential and distribution of their occurrence based on outcrop
observations which were found and drilled, from last August 7th up to September
22nd, 2012.
The purpose and objectives of this detail geological survey were carried out
in order to find out and clarify the total reserved which guaranteed by the previous
BMQ IUP’s shareholders owner of about 30,000,000 (thirty million) MT. Therefore,
the JJK Team conducted a detail observation on distribution of coal outcrops in the
concession area of PT. BMQ IUP-OP based on outcrop of coal exposures that can be
observed through its strike and dip, thickness, as well as their structural pattern,
then followed by drilling in order to obtain an estimation of coal resources.
Chapter 2 METHODS OF
IMPLEMENTATION ACTIVITIES
2.1 DATA AND TOOLS
2.2 PERSONNEL
The number of experts and personnel involved in this activity are as follow:
a. Project Manager: 1 person/Kim Jong Jin
b. Site Manager: 1 person/Anton Jaelani
c. Camp Manager: 1 person/Tri Hartono
d. Geologists: 3 persons/Kustomo, Yudi Wahyudi, Agie
e. Mining Engineer: 1 person/Amran
f. Drilling Master: 2 persons/Suripto & Anton
g. Drilling team: 12 persons
h. Helper: 6 persons
2.3.2 DRILLING
Drilling was performed after the data obtained from coal outcrop mapping
result. In order to reveal a resource and reserve of the subsurface area, therefore
the drilling activity was conducted through the following:
a. Drilling conducted on coal outcrops or carbonaceous clay or sandstone
for avoiding to drill on the volcanics andesitics rocks which are very
hard and massive
b. Drilling always strived by cutting perpendicular of strike direction with
distanced from 50m up to 250m.
c. The current average drilling depth which were done only reach of up to
30 m depth.
The IUP-OP of PT. BMQ area is situated in the Rindu Hati Village, Taba
Penanjung District, Central Bengkulu Regency, Bengkulu Province. It is located
approximately 50 km to the east-northeast of the Bengkulu City. The area can be
reached by airplane from Jakarta to Bengkulu, which it takes about 1 hour 10
minutes, and then from Bengkulu to the Taba Penanjung District heading eastward
through paved provincial roads towards Curup City by car is around 1 hour. Then
about 1 km from Taba Penanjung District, precisely at km 37, in Taba Teret village,
turn right or to the south through an unpaved mine roads, owned by PT. Danau Mas
Hitam, which is about 15 km to the IUP-OP PT. BMQ location. To the coal outcrop
locations can only be reached by motor bikes or by foot. Accessibility by road from
the city of Bengkulu to the location of the BMQ concession area can be seen in
Figure 3.1.
Figure 3.1 Map of accessibilty from Jakarta (by plane) - Bengkulu City
(by fourwheelvehicle) to the PT. BMQ Concession Area (red
line)
According to the Decree of Central Bengkulu Regent Number 339 year 2010
which is valid until December 31, 2020. The total width of the IUP-OP area is
3,074.14 Ha. Status of land that is on the BMQ concession area consists of protected
forest areas (HL), the other landuse area (APL), and the Forest Cultivation area
(KBK). The extent of Other Land Use Application (APL) is 763 Ha or 25 % from the
total of BMQ Area; and as the Protected Forest (HL) area is 690 Ha or 22%, and
land in the Moratorium area or the Forest Cultivation area (KBK) is 1,621.14 Ha or
53%. The coordinate boundaries of the BMQ concession area are as shown in Table
3.1 and Figure 3.2. While the land status maps in BMQ can be seen in Figure 3.3.
Table 3.1. The Coordinate Boundaries ofthe IUP-OP of PT. BMQ Area
No. East Longitude South Latitude
Figure 3.2 Map of the Concession Boundaries of the IUP-OP of BMQ Area
(red line)
Figure 3.3. Map of Forestry Land Status within the IUP-OP of PT. BMQ
Area
The hauling distance from the mine location to Baai Island Harbor is about
65 km. The ocean depth condition at the Baai Island harbor only about minus 10
meter depth, therefore capacity of ships that can anchor with a maximum weight of
35,000 MTs and barge 12,000 MTs. In port Baai Island there are 2 (two) belt
conveyors that can serve the transport and unloading coal, where coal companies
in the Bengkulu Province hire from and under the management of PT. PELINDO II of
State Own Company (BUMN). In the near future, PELINDO II has programmed that
the Baai Harbour can be anchored by vessels up to 55,000 MTs of weight i.e. in the
year of 2013, as well as the belt of conveyor loading will be increased their capacity
and technology.Map of acessibilty and and infrastructure contained in the coal
terminal owned by PT. PELINDO II can be seen in Figure 3.4 and some the following
photographs in Figure 3.5.
Figure 3.4 Map of Accessibility from the BMQ’s location to PT. PELINDO
Coal Terminal Area.
Morphologically, this region can be separated into 2 (two) units i.e. rolling
hills and plateau plains. However, in general terms, the western part of the area
comprises gentle low lying hilly area which characterized by rounded hills with
relatively gentle slopes with elevations ranging from 400 meters up to 650 meters
above sea level. morphology and environmental conditions in the IUP-OP PT BMQ
area which can be seen in Figure 3.6 below.
The plateau morphological unit is extends from north to south and generally
moderate to steep sloping, ranges from 30o to 60o, with an altitude ranging from
550 meters up to about 650 meters above sea level (asl); while in the eastern part
mostly covered by volcanic material of Qv(dn) or Quaternary Volcanic of andesitic-
basaltic rocks. Topography in IUP-OP of PT. BMQ can be seen as shown in Figure
3.7.
Types of fauna found in this area mostly is kind of pet population, mainly
chickens and dogs, while wild animals are still numerous and frequently
encountered such as wild bears, pigs, monkeys, deer and several species of snakes.
The climate in this area as generally the climate in most parts of Sumatra,
which is the rainy season occurs from September until April, while the dry season
usually falls in May to August. Rainfall ranges from 2,.000 to 2,600 mm/year. An
average of air temperature in hilly areas ranged from 20o to 34o with humidity
averaging around 75% to 80%.
In the upstream section, the river valleys are commonly show “V” shaped
incised into the underlying rocks which characterized that their stage of erosion
stadium of the area is still relatively young.
Figure 3.9 River pattern and Watershed conditions (Sub-DAS Rindu Hati)
around the PT. BMQ area
Tectonic activity of the area continued through until the early Tertiary and
regional block faulting resulted in the formation of two major elongate sedimentary
basins, i.e. the Bengkulu Basin in the western part, and to the east is the South
Sumatera Basin. During the Palaeogene period, transgressive sedimentation took
place in these basins followed by a period of regression in the Neogene times.
Granitic to dioritic plutonic activity and minor tectonism took place during the
middle Miocene with further plutonic activity occurring in the Pliocene period.
During Plio-Pleistocene times, tectonism produced important regional northwest to
southeast structures evident throughout Sumatera which also strongly influenced
structural geology of the BMQ area.
Volcanic activity in the Barisan Range which also included the BMQ area
throughout the Quaternary period resulted in the formation of tuffs, lavas and
volcanic breccias of andesitic to basaltic composition.
Figure 4.1 Map of Geology in the IUP-OP of BMQ Area (source: Geological
Map of Bengkulu Quandrangle, Sumatera)
Tuffaceous sandstone, fine to medium grains, locally also found slates, well
bedded with a thickness of several cm up to 60 cm, also shows cross- and parallel
bedding, dacitics in composition, gray to dark gray in color, carbonaceous at
The main geological structures that affected to this area was the Sumatera
major faults with trending northwest (NW) to southeast (SE) and folds especially in
the eastern part of this area, see at Geological Map of Bengkulu Quadrangle of
Sumatera. These features of geological structures developed due to the compression
force of the oblique collision between Indo-Australia Plate which has been moving
towards the northeast (NE) with a rate of about 7 cm per year, and the Eurasian
Plate or Burma Sub Plate which has been moving towards the southeast (SW) with a
movement rate of about 2 to 4 cm per year.
Therefore, the Tertiary and Quaternary rocks were both folded and faulted
with directions of northwest to southeast axes parallel to the structural trend of
Sumatera. The deformation is resulted in upright, open and gentle folds of both
anticline and syncline with no associated cleavage.
Geological structures found in the study area are mostly folds and faults
which mostly developed in the middle-southern part of the area. Folds trending
with generally have orientation as northwest to southeast direction, ranging from
N330oE to N1400E. The slope of the rock layers are generally upright ranged
between 25o to 60o.
Some reverse faults found caused folded of a sedimentary succession and un-
continued or faulted with northeast to southwest and some northwest to southeast
directions, as well as also caused of strike slip movement of rock units and
increasing of its dip direction. These tectonics movement also caused of un-
continued and difficult to correlate coal seams distribution, as shown on the
description of some outcrops at Table of List of Distribution of Coal Outcrops of the
BMQ Area in Table 4.1. Some folds as syncline and anticline are also found in the
study area with northwest to southeast directions. This overview as shown at the
locations OC-01 JJK or DH – 01 JJK with an outcrop of coal thickness of 4.20 meters,
OC-13 with coal thickness of 6.0 meters, OC-09 is 2.50 meters thick and OC-15 of
2.50 meters thickness of coal, but it shows has been folded and faulted, therefore
detail geological structure observation and measurement are needed, in order to
find out direction of the coal potential distribution. Due to this condition, therefore
will certainly require geological mapping and detailed structural geology
observations to determine and reconstruct the coal seam distribution, so that the
mining plan of coal getting can be obtained optimally.In general, geological
structure in this study area as shown in Figure 4.2, while in detail such as cross line
section of structural geology in the PT. BMQ area can be seen in appendixes 8, 17
and 18.
Table 4.1a The Coal Outcrops that were found in the BMQ Area *)
COORDINATE ELEVATION STRIKE DIP THIKNESS
NO CODE 0 0
DEGREE MM SS (meter) (... ) (... ) (meter)
1 OC-01 S3 44 46.6 E102 32 07.2 432 m 180 75 4
2 OC-02 S3 45 02.2 E102 32 34.0 555 m 300 15 1,5
3 OC-03 S3 44 59.3 E102 32 27.3 532 m 300 10 0,80
4 OC-04 S3 44 57.2 E102 32 40.5 607 m 245 45
5 OC-05 S3 44 47.3 E102 32 29.8 542 m 255 25
6 OC-06 S3 45 29.8 E102 32 52.7 532 m 340 30 2
7 OC-07 S3 45 33.7 E102 32 57.4 485 m
8 OC-08 S3 44 58.2 E102 32 36.1 595 m 180 15 0,40
9 OC-09 S3 44 59.3 E102 32 37.1 606 m 90 45 4
10 OC-10 S3 44 51.2 E102 32 56.1 612 m 270 40 2
11 OC-11 S3 44 50.9 E102 32 55.9 614 m 190 40 2
12 OC-12 S3 44 49.4 E102 32 58.2 608m 70 80 1,5
13 OC-13 S3 44 48.3 E102 33 00.1 600m 235 60 6
14 OC-14 S3 44 48.0 E102 33 01.6 592 m can't be measured
15 OC-15 S3 44 50.9 E102 32 56.5 616 m 95 55 2,50
16 OC-16 S3 45 17.2 E102 32 54.8 575 m 90 10 1,5
17 OC-17 S3 45 16.0 E102 32 54.6 530 m 340 20 0,40
18 OC-18 S3 45 15.8 E102 32 53.9 540 m 215 10 0,70
19 OC-19 S3 45 30.5 E102 32 52.5 527 m 340 30 1,50
20 OC-20 S3 45 33.9 E102 32 50.4 536 m 335 33 1,40
21 OC-21 S3 45 33.6 E102 32 49.3 534 m 315 45 1,40
22 OC-22 S3 45 08.9 E102 32 13.4 547 m can't be measured
23 OC-23 S3 45 19.5 E102 32 25.0 586 m 155 50 1
24 OC-24 S3 45 26.7 E102 32 34.4 527 m 350 20 0,35
25 OC-25 S3 45 27.2 E102 32 37.2 520 m 300 20 0,25
26 OC-26 S3 45 45.3 E102 32 34.9 537 m 310 35 0,50
27 OC-27 S3 45 45.3 E102 32 36.9 531 m 300 35 1,90
28 OC-28 S3 45 40.0 E102 32 58.2 457 m can't be measured
29 OC-29 S3 45 39.7 E102 32 58.6 464 m can't be measured
30 OC-30 S3 45 44.26 E102 32 56.85 454 m 320 23 1.5
31 OC-31 S3 45 44.81 E102 32 56.85 454 m 260 15 1.70
32 OC-32 S3 45 40.56 E102 32 58.14 455 m 310 64 0.41
33 OC-33 S3 45 39.54 E102 32 58.67 460 m 355 15 0.10
34 OC-34 S3 45 44.29 E102 32 57.02 453 m 301 14 0.70
35 OC-35 S3 46 30.58 E102 32 48.20 419 m 265 25 0.20
36 OC-36 S3 44 54.4 E102 32 32.6 568 m can't be measured
37 OC-37 S3 44 54.6 E102 32 47.2 651 m 0.15
38 OC-38 S3 45 00.0 E102 32 37.2 603 m can't be measured 0.68
39 OC-39 S3 44 59.5 E102 32 37.2 597 m can't be measured 0.85
40 OC-40 S3 45 18.2E102 32 35.3 545 m can't be measured 0.65
41 OC-41 S3 43 58.0 E102 32 33.8 524 m can't be measured 0.30
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Table 4.1b. The Coal Outcrops that were found in The BMQ Area **)
COORDINATE ELEVATION STRIKE DIP THICKNESS
NO CODE 0 0
DEGREE MM SS (meter) (... ) (... ) (meter)
52 OC-76 S3 44 46.6 E102 32 07.2 432 m 180 75
53 OC-77 S3 45 54.4 E102 32 54.8 450 m 326 15
54 OC-78 S3 45 02.2 E102 32 34.0 555 m 300 15
55 OC-79 S3 44 59.3 E102 32 27.3 532 m 300 10 4
56 OC-80 S3 45 33.9 E102 32 50.4 640 m 320 43
57 OC-81 S3 44 57.2 E102 32 40.5 607 m 245 45
58 OC-82 S3 45 33.7 E102 32 49.5 530 m 315 80
59 OC-83 S3 44 47.3 E102 32 29.8 542 m 255 25
60 OC-84 S3 45 31.6 E102 32 40.4 432 m 320 43
61 OC-85 S3 45 22.3 E102 32 54.2 540 m 55 18
62 OC-86 S3 45 28.8 E102 32 51.8 530 m 70 30
63 OC-87 S3 45 29.9 E102 32 53.2 530 m 358 20
64 OC-88 S3 45 29.9 E102 32 53.2 430 m 358 20
65 OC-89 S3 45 31.5 E102 32 58.5 520 m 34 4 4
66 OC-90 S3 45 39.5 E102 32 58.9 490 m 15 16
67 OC-91 S3 45 45.5 E102 32 02.0 420 m 30 32
68 OC-92 S3 45 27.3 E102 33 03.0 540 m 133 43 1,5 m
69 OC-93 S3 45 28.0 E102 33 03.8 540 m 135 40 1,5 m
70 OC-94 S3 45 46.0 E102 32 37.3 520 m 275 24 6m
71 OC-95 S3 45 19.1 E102 33 05.0 520 m 195 22 1,5 m
72 OC-96 S3 45 19.5 E102 33 00.2 590 m 345 24 1,5 m
73 OC-97 S3 45 18.3 E102 33 00.7 590 m 357 43 1,5 m
74 OC-98 S3 45 15.3 E102 32 59.4 590 m 32 35 4m
75 OC-99 S3 45 50.1 E102 32 53.1 470 m 98 15 2m
76 OC-100 S3 45 14.4 E102 32 58.0 480 m 65 20 2m
77 OC-101 S3 45 20.1 E102 32 58.6 460 m 10 26 1,5 m
78 OC-102 S3 45 22.6 E102 32 59.6 540 m 34 26 2,5 m
Coal outcrops were found in the study area so far of 108 (one hundred and
eight) locations with thickness varying from 0.25 m at OC-25 up to 6.0 m at OC-13,
with a dominant strike directions northwest to southeast, north to south and
northeast to southwest with dip ranging between 20o to 40o. However local
deviations are also found adjacent to fault area with dip ranging from 50o up to 75o
with the strike directions of bedding are shows irregular.
The coal is black, with luster shows glassy or shinny to slightly dull, hard to
brittle, sub-conchoidal fractures, locally crushed to gravel size in adjacent to fault
area which evident from the dips that are almost straight, black scratch, does not
significantly stained on hand. The results of laboratory analyses of coal from several
outcfrop locations show that the coal can be classified ranging from sub-bituminous,
bituminous to Anthracite with calories ranging from 7.225 kcal/kg up to 7.988
kcal/kg(adb), with volatile matter (VM) ranging from 4.72 up to 13.43 % (adb), as
seen at the List of Laboratory Analysis Report (Table 4.3).
The drilling results of 21 (twenty one) drill holes in detail can be seen in
Table 4.2 below, as follow:
Table 4.2 The drill hole results were performed by JJK Team in PT. BMQ
Area (see also Appendixies 69 to 89).
Coal Layers (in meter) Thickness Depth Elevation
No Code In Remarks
1 2 3 4 5 In meter In meter
meter
1 DH-01 JJK 4 2,75 0,5 4,4 3 14,65 28 432 OC-01
2 DH-02 JJK 17,5 445
3 DH-03 JJK 2,15 2,5 4,65 8,05 555 OC-02
4 DH-04 JJK 1,85 1,85 13,5 534 OC-03
5 DH-05 JJK 2,2 9 620 OC-05
6 DH-06 JJK 0,7 0,70 7,5
7 DH-07 JJK 1,1 1,10 6 607 OC-04
8 DH-08 JJK 0,7 0,6 0,2 3,4 16,5 612 AG-05
9 DH-09 JJK 1,95 2,25 0,95 1,75 6,90 15 636 AG-05
10 DH-10 JJK 0,00 15 590 AG-08
11 DH-11 JJK 0,85 6 30 590 AG-08
12 DH-12 JJK 4,45 4,45 31,5 585
13 DH-13 JJK 1,1 0,5 0,7 0,7 3,00 30 583
14 DH-14 JJK 0,5 0,1 5 24 580
15 DH-15 JJK 0,00 31,5 587
16 DH-16 JJK 4,5 1,4 2,35 5,90 25 599
17 DH-17 JJK 3,6 15 568 OC-07 AM
18 DH-18 JJK 2,8 0,35 3,15 12,5 530 OC-14 AM
19 DH-19 JJK 2,35 0,9 3,25 11,15 532 AG-01
20 DH-20 JJK 0,7 15,5 530 AG-14
21 DH-21 JJK 1,7 1,70 10,5 525
Table4.3 Some of Coal samples (by CODE) Laboratory Analyses Result that
collected from PT. BMQ Area by JJK Team
Note: this laboratory analysis result was performed by PT. SUCOFINDO in BENGKULU City.
A coal reserves are the most important in determining the economic coal
mining sediment. Estimation of coal resources and reserves covering classification
or categorization of coal resource and reserve calculations.
The calculation of a reserve is the most vital in the coal exploration activities.
The calculation is generally starts from resources then to reserves in the mine to a
final stage after detailed exploration stage of the exploration processes. Mineable
reserve calculation results will then be used to evaluate whether a planned mining
operations at the mine deserves to be carried-out or not.
For the calculation of the estimated coal resources are used in this activity by
using trigonometry approached as shown on Figure below. Furthermore, based on
this method is used a hypothetical coal resources estimation by the following
equation such as follows:
Remarks :
t = thickness of coal (in meter)
= coal DIP (..oin degree)
= overall slope (900- )
h = depth of mining
x1 = overburden of mining1
x2 = overburden of mining2
SR = stripping ratio
SG = specific gravity (using 1.3)
coal seam (can be seen in appendix pages). From the construction seam results
obtained 7 coal seams, with a thickness found most 6 meters on the seam-4 with a
strike length of 1,.831 meters and the thinnest is 1.2 meters in the seam-5 with a
strike length of 2,252 meters. For use dip greatest value of 700 on seam-7 and the
smallest is 220 in seam-4. Meanwhile, the value of coal specific gravity (SG) of 1.3 is
based on references from coal mining generally applicable in Indonesia.
Furthermore, the above data are used to calculate SR (stripping ratio), the
depth of the mine (h) and the weight (m2). Based on the values above (thickness,
strike / dip, the depth of the mine, SR, SG), an estimated coal resources can be
acquired in the amount of 8,480,801 MTs. This calculation is only done in an area of
740 Ha, so if the value is extrapolated to an area of 2,400 Ha (for APL and KBK area
only), therefore the total value of the coal resource estimation for 2,400 Ha of land
is 8,480,801 MTs x 2,400/740 = 27,505,301 MTs (metric tonnes).
Total 8,480,801
3. Geological survey was recently conducted in the area of the Other Land Use
Application (APL) and a Forestry Cultivation Area (KBK) is in the IUP-BMQ
4. However data coal resource estimate above is only the calculation based on
the total area of 740 ha.
5. The total land of APL and KBK in the IUP-BMQ is 2.400 ha, therefore the total
coal resources in the IUP-OP BMQ approximately 8,480,801 MT x 2.400 /
740 = 27,505,301 MTs
1. Based on the geological survey results were found 108 (one hundred and
eight) coal outcrop locations in a Forestry Cultivation Area (KBK) within the
IUP-OP PT. BMQ of 740 Ha width, with general strike directions of northeast
to southwest, dipping around 35o towards to southeast.
2. The results of drilling in 21 (twenty one) drill holes were identified 5 (five)
coal layers with a thickness ranging from 0.1 m up to the thickest 6.0 meters
found at in drill point with code DH-11 JJK. While the thinnest coal seam is
found at point of the drill code DH-14 JJK, as seen at Drill Hole Map attached.
3. The results of laboratory analyses of coal samples from several outcrop
locations show that the coals can be classified ranging from sub-bituminous,
bituminous to anthracite with calories ranging from 7,225 kcal / kg up to
7,988 kcal / kg (adb), Fixed Carbon 79.33% to 81.98% (adb), Total Moisture
3.69% to 12.3% (adb), Ash 2.41% to 6.81 % (adb), and with Volatile Matter
(VM) ranged from 4.72 up to 13.2 % (adb).
4. Referring to the result of mapping, drill holes and cross sections analyses
revealed that Tml rock of the Lemau Formation distribution not only in the
middle of the western part of the area, but also occupy the rest of the IUP-OP
BMQ region or the hole area of the concession, however the Tml is overlaid
by Quaternary volcanics of andesitic to basaltic rocks with thickness up to
about 100 meters.
5. From the result of this study indicated that the estimation amount of
resources contained in the area of 740 ha is about 8,740,026 M Ton,
therefore can be assumed that the total coal resources in the IUP-OP PT. BMQ
area of about 2,400 Ha is 28,346,031 M.
6. From the result of this study, there are some points that can be considered
such as the amount of total coal resource; coal quality, and also some other
positive considerations i.e. hauling distance from mine site to jetty and
harbor of Baai Port of about 65 km through provincial road of 50 km, and 15
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1. To open an access of the former logging roads into priority areas in the IUP-
OP of PT. BMQ concession, in order to facilitate the mobilization and
demobilization of geophysical- and drilling-equipments, as well as for
logistics supply to and from the location of the survey.
2. To conduct further detailed research studies include using geophysical
methods (geo-electric and geo-physical logging) and deeper drilling hole up
to about 100 meter depth with a spacing of 50 m, 100 m and 250 m.
3. To conduct topographic mapping with a scale of 1: 1,000, as the basis for
planning the preparation of detailed mine maps.
4. To divide the IUP-OP of PT.BMQ concession into several block prospects as
priority in order to plan for starting mine activity such as from the easier
accessibility and the most potential coal reserved.
5. To carry out socialization programmes with local communities and related
Local Governments in order to anticipate the plan for land acquisition and
CSR (Company Social Responsibility) and or Commodity Development
(Comdev) programmes in order to avoid dispute in the near future.
APPENDIX
Appendix- 3 List of 7 (seven) Maps of Drill Lines and Drill Hole Cross
Section, Crop Lines (Coal Seam) Map, Line and Cross Section of
Structural Geology Map
COORDINATE
NO CODE ELEVATION STRIKE DIP THICKNESS
DEGREE MM SS
1 OC-01 S3 44 46.6 E102 32 07.2 432 m 180 75 4 Meter
2 OC-02 S3 45 02.2 E102 32 34.0 555 m 300 15 1,5 Meter
3 OC-03 S3 44 59.3 E102 32 27.3 532 m 300 10 0,80 Meter
4 OC-04 S3 44 57.2 E102 32 40.5 607 m 245 45
5 OC-05 S3 44 47.3 E102 32 29.8 542 m 255 25 0,3 meter
6 OC-06 S3 45 29.8 E102 32 52.7 532 m 340 30 2 Meter
7 OC-07 S3 45 33.7 E102 32 57.4 485 m
8 OC-08 S3 44 58.2 E102 32 36.1 595 m 180 15 0,40 Meter
9 OC-09 S3 44 59.3 E102 32 37.1 606 m 90 45 4 Meter
10 OC-10 S3 44 51.2 E102 32 56.1 612 m 270 40 2 Meter
11 OC-11 S3 44 50.9 E102 32 55.9 614 m 190 40 2 Meter
12 OC-12 S3 44 49.4 E102 32 58.2 608m 70 80 1,5 Meter
13 OC-13 S3 44 48.3 E102 33 00.1 600m 235 60 6 Meter
14 OC-14 S3 44 48.0 E102 33 01.6 592 m can't be measured
15 OC-15 S3 44 50.9 E102 32 56.5 616 m 95 55 2,50 Meter
16 OC-16 S3 45 17.2 E102 32 54.8 575 m 90 10 1,5 Meter
17 OC-17 S3 45 16.0 E102 32 54.6 530 m 340 20 0,40Meter
18 OC-18 S3 45 15.8 E102 32 53.9 540 m 215 10 0,70 Meter
19 OC-19 S3 45 30.5 E102 32 52.5 527 m 340 30 1,50 Meter
20 OC-20 S3 45 33.9 E102 32 50.4 536 m 335 33 1,40 Meter
21 OC-21 S3 45 33.6 E102 32 49.3 534 m 315 45 1,40 Meter
22 OC-22 S3 45 08.9 E102 32 13.4 547 m can't be measured
23 OC-23 S3 45 19.5 E102 32 25.0 586 m 155 50 1 Meter
24 OC-24 S3 45 26.7 E102 32 34.4 527 m 350 20 0,35 Meter
25 OC-25 S3 45 27.2 E102 32 37.2 520 m 300 20 0,25 Meter
26 OC-26 S3 45 45.3 E102 32 34.9 537 m 310 35 0,50 Meter
27 OC-27 S3 45 45.3 E102 32 36.9 531 m 300 35 1,90 Meter
28 OC-28 S3 45 40.0 E102 32 58.2 457 m can't be measured
29 OC-29 S3 45 39.7 E102 32 58.6 464 m can't be measured
30 OC-30 S3 45 44.26 E102 32 56.85 454 m 320 23 1.5 Meter
31 OC-31 S3 45 44.81 E102 32 56.85 454 m 260 15 1.70 Meter
32 OC-32 S3 45 40.56 E102 32 58.14 455 m 310 64 0.41 Meter
33 OC-33 S3 45 39.54 E102 32 58.67 460 m 355 15 0.10 Meter
34 OC-34 S3 45 44.29 E102 32 57.02 453 m 301 14 0.70 Meter
35 OC-35 S3 46 30.58 E102 32 48.20 419 m 265 25 0.20 Meter
36 OC-36 S3 44 54.4 E102 32 32.6 568 m can't be measured
37 OC-37 S3 44 54.6 E102 32 47.2 651 m 0.15 Meter
38 OC-38 S3 45 00.0 E102 32 37.2 603 m can't be measured 0.68 Meter
39 OC-39 S3 44 59.5 E102 32 37.2 597 m can't be measured 0.85 Meter
COORDINATE
NO CODE ELEVATION STRIKE DIP THICKNESS
DEGREE MM SS
40 OC-40 S3 45 18.2E102 32 35.3 545 m can't be measured 0.65 Meter
41 OC-41 S3 43 58.0 E102 32 33.8 524 m can't be measured 0.30 Meter
42 OC-42 S3 45 27.7 E102 32 55.2 532 m can't be measured 1.20 Meter
43 OC-43 S3 45 17.5E102 32 54.5 563 m can't be measured 1.00 Meter
44 OC-44 S3 45 16.2E102 32 55.0 559 m can't be measured 0.70 Meter
45 OC-45 S3 45 15.1E102 32 58.8 552 m 172 23 2.90 Meter
46 OC-46 S3 45 19.0 E102 33 00.6 555 m 112 13 3.40 Meter
47 OC-47 S3 45 22.1E102 32 54.3 556 m 170 25 1.25 Meter
48 OC-48 S3 45 3,36E102 32 7.21 556 m 230 33 0.20 Meter
49 OC-49 S3 44 47.9 E102 33 01.4 600 m 0.50 Meter
50 OC-50 S3 44 48.7 E102 33 01.1 610 m can't be measured
51 OC-51 S3 44 35.2 E102 32 49.9 610 m can't be measured
COORDINATE
NO OUTCROP CODE ELEVATION STRIKE DIP THICKNESS
DEGREE MM SS
52 OC-01-180-75- OC-76 S3 44 46.6 E102 32 07.2 432 m 180 75
53 OC-01-326-15 OC-77 S3 45 54.4 E102 32 54.8 450 m 326 15
54 OC-02-300-15 OC-78 S3 45 02.2 E102 32 34.0 555 m 300 15
55 OC-03-300-10-4 OC-79 S3 44 59.3 E102 32 27.3 532 m 300 10 4
56 OC-03-320-43 OC-80 S3 45 33.9 E102 32 50.4 640 m 320 43
57 OC-04-245-45-U OC-81 S3 44 57.2 E102 32 40.5 607 m 245 45
58 OC-04-315/80 OC-82 S3 45 33.7 E102 32 49.5 530 m 315 80
59 OC-05-255-25 OC-83 S3 44 47.3 E102 32 29.8 542 m 255 25
60 OC-05-320/43 OC-84 S3 45 31.6 E102 32 40.4 432 m 320 43
61 OC-06-55/18 OC-85 S3 45 22.3 E102 32 54.2 540 m 55 18
62 OC-07-70/30 OC-86 S3 45 28.8 E102 32 51.8 530 m 70 30
63 OC-08-358/20 OC-87 S3 45 29.9 E102 32 53.2 530 m 358 20
64 OC-09-358/20 OC-88 S3 45 29.9 E102 32 53.2 430 m 358 20
65 OC-10-34/4 OC-89 S3 45 31.5 E102 32 58.5 520 m 34 4 4
66 OC-11-15/16 OC-90 S3 45 39.5 E102 32 58.9 490 m 15 16
67 OC-12-30/32 OC-91 S3 45 45.5 E102 32 02.0 420 m 30 32
68 OC-13-133/43 OC-92 S3 45 27.3 E102 33 03.0 540 m 133 43 1,5 m
69 OC-14-135/40 OC-93 S3 45 28.0 E102 33 03.8 540 m 135 40 1,5 m
70 OC-15-275/24 OC-94 S3 45 46.0 E102 32 37.3 520 m 275 24 6m
71 OC-16-195/22 OC-95 S3 45 19.1 E102 33 05.0 520 m 195 22 1,5 m
72 OC-17-345/24 OC-96 S3 45 19.5 E102 33 00.2 590 m 345 24 1,5 m
73 OC-18-357/43 OC-97 S3 45 18.3 E102 33 00.7 590 m 357 43 1,5 m
74 OC-19-32/35 OC-98 S3 45 15.3 E102 32 59.4 590 m 32 35 4m
75 OC-2-98/15 OC-99 S3 45 50.1 E102 32 53.1 470 m 98 15 2m
76 OC-20-65/20 OC-100 S3 45 14.4 E102 32 58.0 480 m 65 20 2m
77 OC-21-10/26 OC-101 S3 45 20.1 E102 32 58.6 460 m 10 26 1,5 m
78 OC-22-34/26 OC-102 S3 45 22.6 E102 32 59.6 540 m 34 26 2,5 m
79 OC-23-85/32 OC-103 S3 45 16.3 E102 32 53.8 530 m 85 32 2m
80 OC-24-115/37 OC-104 S3 45 15.7 E102 32 55.2 430 m 115 37 2m
81 OC-25-330/25 OC-105 S3 45 16.0 E102 32 53.9 410 m 330 25 2m
82 OC-26-128/19 OC-106 S3 45 08.4 E102 32 50.8 340 m 128 19 0,15 m
83 OC-27-21/28 OC-107 S3 45 41.0 E102 32 51.2 490 m 21 28 1,5 m
84 OC-28-225/23 OC-108 S3 45 02.4 E102 32 33.7 460 m 225 23 2m
85 OC-29-170-30 OC-109 S3 44 59.5 E102 32 31.5 470 m 170 30 2m
86 OC-30-190/24 OC-110 S3 44 59.3 E102 32 27.4 540 m 190 24 1,5 m
87 OC-31-194/43 OC-111 S3 44 46.6 E102 32 06.9 590 m 194 43 1,5 m
88 OC-32-65/43 OC-112 S3 45 19.5 E102 33 00.2 550 m 65 43 1m
89 OC-33-220/55 OC-113 S3 44 39.1 E102 32 08.2 550 m 220 55 1m
90 OC-34-120/60 OC-114 S3 44 52.0 E102 32 31.3 510 m 120 60 2m
91 OC-35-115/8 OC-115 S3 44 52.3 E102 32 32.2 480 m 115 8 2m
92 OC-36-345/19 OC-116 S3 44 54.5 E102 32 33.2 520 m 345 19 1m
COORDINATE
NO OUTCROP CODE ELEVATION STRIKE DIP THICKNESS
DEGREE MM SS
93 OC-37-80/30 OC-117 S3 44 23.9 E102 32 46.6 340 m 80 30 3m
94 OC-38-240-265/ OC-118 S3 44 23.2 E102 32 46.6 520 m 265 65
95 OC-39-340-45 OC-119 S3 44 35.2 E102 32 49.4 480 m 340 45 2,5 m
96 OC-3AZ-355-25 OC-120 S3 45 25.4 E102 33 02.2 420 m 355 25
97 OC-40-162/41 OC-121 S3 44 36.1 E102 32 49.4 450 m 162 41
98 OC-41-27/58-34 OC-122 S3 44 51.0 E102 32 56.5 440 m 27 34
99 OC-42-65/64 OC-123 S3 44 50.2 E102 32 58.6 530 m 65 64
100 OC-43-295/38 OC-124 S3 44 48.2 E102 33 00.4 520 m 295 38 2m
101 OC-44-305/22 OC-125 S3 44 47.8 E102 32 59.6 340 m 305 22 2m
102 OC-45-110/15 OC-126 S3 44 48.8 E102 33 01.1 320 m 110 15 2m
103 OC-46-135/40 OC-127 S3 44 48.5 E102 33 01.8 440 m 135 40 2m
104 OC-47-155/10 OC-128 S3 44 49.0 E102 32 58.0 520 m 155 10 3m
105 S-05-210-58 OC-129 S3 44 58.9 E102 32 37.6 570 m 210 58
106 S-09-30-20 OC-130 S3 44 49.1 E102 32 58.1 590 m 30 20
107 S-8L-255-30 OC-131 S3 44 50.9 E102 32 55.5 600 m 255 30
108 S7-160-16 OC-132 S3 45 15.5 E102 32 58.6 590 m 160 16
COORDINATE SYSTEM
No. CODE
UTM DEGREE DECIMAL DEGREE MM SS
1 DH-01 JJK 48 M 226241 9585533 S3.74628 E102.53532 S3 44 46.6 E102 32 07.2
2 DH-02 JJK 48 M 226292 9585807 S3.74380 E102.53579 S3 44 37.7 E102 32 08.8
3 DH-03 JJK 48 M 227084 9585056 S3.75061 E102.54290 S3 45 02.2 E102 32 34.4
4 DH-04 JJK 48 M 226871 9585148 S3.74978 E102.54098 S3 44 59.2 E102 32 27.5
5 DH-05 JJK 48 M 226940 9585513 S3.74647 E102.54161 S3 44 47.3 E102 32 29.8
6 DH-06 JJK 48 M 226990 9585363 S3.74783 E102.54206 S3 44 52.2 E102 32 31.4
7 DH-07 JJK 48 M 227271 9585210 S3.74922 E102.54458 S3 44 57.2 E102 32 40.5
8 DH-08 JJK 48 M 227740 9585420 S3.74733 E102.54881 S3 44 50.6 E102 32 55.9
9 DH-09 JJK 48 M 227746 9585411 S3.74742 E102.54886 S3 44 50.7 E102 32 55.9
10 DH-10 JJK 48 M 227882 9585485 S3.74675 E102.55008 S3 44 48.3 E102 33 00.3
11 DH-11 JJK 48 M 227882 9585485 S3.74675 E102.55008 S3 44 48.3 E102 33 00.3
12 DH-12 JJK 48 M 227916 9585494 S3.74667 E102.55040 S3 44 48.0 E102 33 01.4
13 DH-13 JJK 48 M 227903 9585470 S3.74688 E102.55028 S3 44 48.8 E102 33 01.0
14 DH-14 JJK 48 M 227923 9585493 S3.74668 E102.55046 S3 44 48.0 E102 33 01.7
15 DH-15 JJK 48 M 227867 9585470 S3.74689 E102.54996 S3 44 48.8 E102 32 59.8
16 DH-16 JJK 48 M 227862 9585504 S3.74658 E102.54991 S3 44 47.7 E102 32 59.7
17 DH-17 JJK 48 M 227704 9584453 S3.75608 E102.54846 S3 45 21.9 E102 32 54.5
18 DH-18 JJK 48 M 227724 9584274 S3.75769 E102.54864 S3 45 27.7 E102 32 55.1
19 DH-19 JJK 48 M 227644 9584215 S3.75822 E102.54792 S3 45 29.6 E102 32 52.5
20 DH-20 JJK 48 M 227651 9584187 S3.75848 E102.54798 S3 45 30.5 E102 32 52.7
21 DH-21 JJK 48 M 227743 9584204 S3.75833 E102.54881 S3 45 30.0 E102 32 55.7
* Note : Held by & Property of JJK Team