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Humidification at eco-friendly cement plantDesigns Unique, the Johannesburg-based company specialising in data acquisition projects, was recently commissioned to install a laboratory humidifying system at the Lafarge Bamburi Cement plant i...News - 14 December 2005 |
Cemex and Cementir trade concrete interestsCemex is pulling out of Denmark by having signed an agreement to sell its wholly-owned subsidiary 4K-Beton to Cementir, already the market leader in Denmark. 4K-Beton operates 18 batching plants a...News - 13 December 2005 |
Loesche new ordersLafarge North America has recently contracted with Loesche America, Inc. to install an LSKS Classifier Upgrade for their Raymond 753 mill located at their plant in Ravena, New York. In addition, L...News - 13 December 2005 |
Factory hopes to cement sewage dealSewage could be used to power the kilns at Lafarge’s Dunbar works, despite concerns about the possible environmental effect. The processed sewage pellets are being considered for use in the Lafarg...News - 13 December 2005 |
Ash Resources to boost capacityAsh Resources, SA’s largest supplier of fly ash, which is added to concrete building products, will spend R15m to expand production capacity on the back of the growing construction market. The stro...News - 13 December 2005 |
DEP approves use of plastics at Lafarge plantThe Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection approved an air quality plan for LaFarge North American Inc. Whitehall Township, to use certain non-recyclable plastics as a fuel supplement ...News - 13 December 2005 |
Lafarge North America to improve pipe productionLafarge North America, the leading supplier of construction materials in the US and Canada, today announced that it will build a new concrete pipe plant in Edmonton, Alberta and expand its Calgary...News - 09 December 2005 |
Ontario cement plant to burn tyres and wasteThe Lafarge cement plant in Bath, Ontario will be permitted to burn scrap tyres as well as garbage such as cellulose, plastics and bone meal, in a controversial US$10m tyre and waste-burning facil...News - 08 December 2005 |
Lafarge Indian project hits hurdleLafarge’s plan to start a greenfield project in Jharkhand has run into problems due to the non-availability of the required grade of limestone in the state, although government sources claim other...News - 01 December 2005 |
Cement demand could be at peakThe current South African cement boom, driven largely by the consumer-housing boom, is possibly at its peak, commented Aveng CEO Carl Grim yesterday. Grim, addressing media and analysts during a s...News - 30 November 2005 |