International Cement Review articles tagged under : Environment
The strength of recycling
Cementos Argos has started a pilot project for the recycling of construction waste to use as aggregate in ready-mix.
The tsunami-hit cement plant
Taiheiyo Cement details how it overcame the effects of the Great East Japan Earthquake on its Ofunato plant.
Safe alternatives
David Gossman of Gossman Consulting Inc reveals the safety lessons of dealing with alternative fuels in cement plants.
Nurturing today, for tomorrow
Binani Cement is well on the way to sustainable cement production across its Indian operations
Aiming for zero accidents
The WBCSD's CSI published revised safety guidelines for its members last May. Its goal is for zero accidents.
Design with a difference
Cargotec explains why environmental legislation increasingly affects the design of ship loaders/unloaders.
Hon Chong cuts dust emissions
Holcim Vietnam invests in a baghouse conversion project to reduce dust emissions while co-processing.
Reducing India's CO2 footprint
ICR looks at the findings of an Indian Technology Roadmap for a low-carbon cement industry to 2050.
The lifecycle of a tyre
MVW Lechtenberg & Partner explores the impact tyre burning has on clinker quality.
Power meets versatility
Lindner Recyclingtech reveals its two-stage shredding process and other options for waste fuels.
Give high energy costs the BOOT
E.ON offers a waste heat solution as an alternative to volatile and rising energy costs, using Build-Own-Operate-Transfer.
The business case for water
Holcim reports on how it is improving water sustainability at its Ambuja Cements and Holcim Colombia facilities.
NESHAP compliance made easy
Scheuch proves how its patented EMC technology is enabling US producers to meet NESHAP requirements.
Pennsuco's green credentials
Titan America is making great strides in alternative fuels, recycling and water usage reduction efforts.
SRF - a class of its own?
Untha investigates the case for reclassifying solid recovered fuels (SRF) as a product or a fuel rather than waste material.
India: developing co-processing
In this second focus on Indian co-processing, SINTEF and the CPCB look at the development of recent projects.