International Cement Review articles tagged under : Case Studies
Retrofitting Ijaci’s ID fans
In a recent project InterCement awarded Howden South America the contract to retrofit its existing kiln induced-draught fans at its Ijaci plant in Minas Gerais, Brazil. As a result the cement works was able to increase its kiln capacity and introduce alternative fuels as a more sustainable and less expensive energy source. By Howden South America, Brazil. The new equipment ships from Ho...
New chapter for the OK mill
With the market trend for large-capacity plants demanding bigger and bigger mills, FLSmidth’s OKTM mill is now also available for raw grinding applications. The largest VRM for raw milling in the world, the FLSmidth ...
Curbing downtime
As part of the cooler conversion at its Ste Genevieve cement plant, USA, LafargeHolcim opted for a modular precast cooler curb system to help reduce downtime during the project. This enabled the cement producer to li...
Blending boost for Lesotho
In a first step towards creating a fully-fledged cement manufacturing capacity in South Africa’s neighbour Lesotho, construction materials supplier AfriSam has opened a new cement blending and packing facility in the...
Dry mix moves
Following a decision to expand its product range to include ready-to-use dry mix products, Australia-based Sunstate Cement required a new dry mix plant. The project was completed as a result of close cooperation betw...
Rebuilt to last
Rebuilding aging ESPs can help to significantly improve their operational efficiency and bring dust emissions back in line with statutory requirements. By Rico Chen, Sasza Chyntara, Willy Stevanus and Nga Nguyen, Tai...
Union Bridge quarry replacement project
The existing quarry reserves of Lehigh Cement’s Union Bridge plant in Maryland, USA, will be depleted by the end of 2020. New reserves have been secured 7km away, near the town of New Windsor. Several options were ev...
More than 'just' a new plant
Cement distribution at the new Port-Daniel-Gascons cement plant of McInnis Cement in Canada has been designed with the environment in mind. Distribution by sea to one of the plant’s four terminals replaces a consider...
Assisting Maryneal’s expansion
The modernisation and expansion of Buzzi Unicem’s Maryneal cement plant has enabled it to more than double capacity to 1.2Mst as well as reduce its environmental footprint. PCI Process Consultants was tasked with pro...
St Marys’ conveyor clean-up
Martin Engineering devises a method to reduce conveyor carryback at St Marys Cement’s Detroit plant.
Improving Malaysia’s supply
Christian Pfeiffer reports on the completion of its turnkey grinding plant project for Cahya Mata Sarawak.
Co-processing MSW at Hongshuihe Cement Co
FLSmidth introduces MSW to Hongshuihe Cement.
CIMAF: Tema’s new terminal
ICR and CIMAF report on a new cement terminal in Ghana as part of CIMAF's pan-African expansion.
Relocating Yamama Cement
After years of planning, Yamama Cement Company has finally commenced the relocation of its cement manufacturing operations, moving production from inside the capital, Riyadh, to a new location some 80km from the city...
Combining forces
Upgrading cement grinding systems offers both process and commercial benefits. The use of a high-pressure grinding roll in semi-finish grinding mode significantly reduces specific energy consumption and improves prod...
Lokotrack's GCC screen debut
Metso Corporation delivered a mobile Lokotrack screener to GCC's Pueblo cement plant, Colorado, for cleaner limestone processing.