International Cement Review articles tagged under : Manufacturing Technology
Lower NOx & CO design
Cinar Ltd explain how aerodynamics and calciner designs can have an impact on NOx and CO reduction.
Which gypsum?
Arthur Harrisson investigates the use of gypsum in cement manufacture and looks at the alternative sources of sulphur that are now available on the market, especially as waste products from other industries.
Meeting future targets
Fives FCB details the success of its ‘Zero NOx-precalciner’ in various locations around the world.
NESHAP compliance made easy
Scheuch proves how its patented EMC technology is enabling US producers to meet NESHAP requirements.
Microscopy & practice
Arthur Harrisson analyses observations of clinker and cement microscopy with reference to kiln burning.
Illinois' cement keeps flowing
Martin Engineering Inc unblocks Illinois Cement's 80,000t silo storage unit.
RHI's ANRKAL Q2 solution
RHI describes the benefits of its ANKRAL Q2 refractory for coping with alternative fuels.
Mills made in China
Sinoma explains the technology behind its TRM vertical roller mills.
Ternary cements in Iceland
Lacking some of the primary ingredients for cement production, Iceland is a country that pioneered the development of ternary blended cements that have many excellent qualities.
Making more of hotmeal
Arthur Harrisson explores whether cement producers could gain more information from hotmeal data.
Scanning to keep ahead
HGH Infrared Systems outlines how thermal imagery can reduce kiln operating costs.
Limestone as MAC
Arthur Harrisson investigates the inclusion of minor amounts of limestone to the manufacturing process to reduce the clinker content and improve the physical and chemical properties of the cement.
Chinese co-processing
Sintef and its partners have been working on a pilot project to introduce a standard co-processing procedure to the Chinese cement industry.
Lowering NOx and SO2
FLSmidth offers its solutions for dealing with NOx and SOx emissions at cement plants as it looks for cost-effective options that consider flexibility when it comes to raw materials, fuels and operating conditions.
Reliable performer
Siemens Drives introduces a new asynchronous drive unit for a vertical roller mill at Lafarge Pécs in Hungary. The new drive units enable squirrel-cage motors to be used to power vertical roller mills, reducing mainte...
MPS: more than meets the eye
Gebr Pfeiffer demonstrates the high performance of its coal grinding range of vertical roller mills.