Bangladesh: river vessel worker strike affects imports
The import of clinker in Bangladesh has been affected as a result of the indefinite nationwide strike by Bangladesh River Vessel Workers' Federation (BRVWF), who demand a fixed ...
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Vietnam: cement and clinker sales reach 38.7Mt in 1H16
Vietnam's Building Material Department, under the Ministry of Construction, reports that cement producers in the country sold 38.7Mt
Red rivers of segregation Premium
This month’s Technical Forum ponders the tendency of particulate solids to segregate at various stages of the cement manufacturing process with critical implications, especially...
Clinker cooling Premium
Descriptions of the formation of cement clinker generally concentrate on those reactions that take place as the kiln feed heats up and passes through the process to the burning ...
HeidelbergCement inaugurates Scantogo clinker plant, Togo
HeidelbergCement inaugurated the 1.5Mta new greenfield Scantogo clinker plant in Togo on 6 March 2015. The new US$250m plant is located at Tabligbo, some 80km north east of the ...
Iran halts clinker production for 30 days
Iran has halted the production of clinker for 30 days, effective 14 January 2015. Abdolreza Sheykhan, an official with Iran's Cement Producers Association, said that the country...
Pakistan: Port Qasim PIBTL starts civil works
Civil works have started on the bulk cement handling project at Port Qasim of Pakistan International Bulk Terminal Ltd (PIBTL).
Mozambique: Cimentos da Beira awards Ambrian subsidiary purchasing contract
Ambrian PLC said Monday that its wholly-owned subsidiary Ambrian (Singapore) Pte Ltd has entered into an agency agreement with Cimentos da Beira Ltda. Under the agreement the co...
Reducing LSF Premium
Just over a year ago an article in ICR discussed the possibilities for reducing CO 2 emissions from a cement plant. 1 One option was to use less limestone in the kiln feed, thus...
Savannah Cement plans clinker line, Kenya
Kenya-based Savannah Cement plans to establish a clinker line at an investment cost of around KES17bn (US$193.3m).