International Cement Review articles tagged under : Manufacturing Technology
Filters for NESHAP compliance
The implications of the National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) in the USA are far reaching in their targeting to reduce emissions from cement plants to unprecedented lower levels. Filter technology of the highest quality will be required to achieve the emission reductions needed, as Gore has been examining. Chris Polizzi of WL Gore & Associates, USA, shows us the res...
Flame shape and quality
Arthur Harrisson investigates how burning and temperature in various types of kilns has an effect on the clinker produced and discusses different aspects of the burning process such as heating rate, maximum burning te...
Optimising quality in the kiln
Exploring the different possibilities for optimising quality in the kiln.
Flexible packaging at Titan
Titan America receives a complete packaging system from Beumer Corp for its Pennsuco plant, Florida.
Handling and storage solutions
Latest project implementations by the Aumund Group are detailed in this report.
Mills: hi-tech power houses
Loesche reveals the success behind delivering vertical roller mills to its global customer base.
Burners for alternative fuels
Alternative fuels offer major cost and environmental benefits but they almost always have some negative side-effects on process stability, quality and capacity. Neil Taylor and Raine Isaksson of Isaksson-Taylor Manag...
The different guises of quality
Arthur Harrisson looks at the quarry and the necessary requirements it must fulfill.
Kiln shell flex analysis
Philips Kiln Services Pvt Ltd describe the occurrence of kiln shell flexing and SFX Beam technology.
Ball mill: low cost of ownership
FLSmidth describes the benefits of its UMS ball mill technology.