Pollution Control

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Ho Chi Minh City rejects Ha Tien grinding plans

Ho Chi Minh City rejects Ha Tien grinding plans

The Ho Chi Minh City government has rejected Ha Tien 1 Cement JS's plans to relocate its Thu Duc cement grinding plant to District 9 and scale up the capacity of its Phu Huu gri...

EPA settles case with Cemex Puerto Rico

EPA settles case with Cemex Puerto Rico

The US Environmental Protection Agency announced that Cemex Puerto Rico will spend an estimated US$1.7m on pollution control measures to reduce NOx emissions from its plant in P...

Keystone agrees to pay air pollution fine, USA

Keystone agrees to pay air pollution fine, USA

Keystone Cement Co, based in Bath, PA, has agreed to pay nearly US$200,000 for violating air quality standards over a four-year period, the state Department of Environmental Pro...

CTP Sinto America receives Holcim (US) order

CTP Sinto America receives Holcim (US) order

CTP Sinto America entered into a contract with Holcim (US) Inc to supply air pollution control equipment for reduction of emissions from one of the cement kilns at its Midlothia...

Quinn fined for 2014 breaching dust emissions

Quinn fined for 2014 breaching dust emissions

Quinn Cement Ltd has been fined EUR2000 plus costs after the company pleaded guilty to having previously failed to control dust emissions from its plant in Ballyconnell, Ireland...

New contract for Boldrocchi Ecologia in Egypt

New contract for Boldrocchi Ecologia in Egypt

Boldrocchi Ecologia has signed a new contract with Tourah Portland Cement, a subsidiary of Suez Cement Group of Companies (SCGC), for revamping of the whole Line #9 de-dusting u...

Best-practice APC selection

Best-practice APC selection Premium

Unforeseen shutdowns in air pollution control systems (APC) can be the result of insufficient process knowledge and lack of understanding of individual plant requirements. Moreo...