Cement News tagged under: recent orders
Wärtsilä delivers power plant extension for Saudi Arabian cement producer07 July 2008, Published under Cement NewsWärtsilä Corporation has signed an agreement with Riyadh Cement Company (RCC) to deliver a second power plant for their new cement plant expansion in Saudi Arabia. The agreement was signed in May 2008. This turnkey delivery is scheduled for completion by mid-2010 and follows an earlier Wärtsilä power plant delivered to the same customer, which became operational in early 2007. This extension order comprises five Wärtsilä 20V32 generating sets that will run on heavy fuel oil. They will prod... |
Loesche India procures numerous new orders01 July 2008, Published under Cement NewsAfter moving to its new premises at D-83, Sector-2, Noida – 201 301, India, in November 2007, with about 110 employees, Loesche India has successfully re-established and procured numerous new orders. M/s Raghuram Cements has placed a repeat order with Loesche India Pvt. Ltd. for their new production line at Nallalingayapalli for 4 Loesche vertical roller mills. One raw material grinding mill type LM 56.4, one coal grinding mill type LM 26.3 D as well as two cement grinding mills type LM 53.... |
Polysius wins new order from Vietnam01 July 2008, Published under Cement NewsAt the end of the 1970s Polysius supplied the first plant to Hatien 2, who have been producing cement for decades now at their location at the southernmost tip of Vietnam near the border with Cambodia. The constantly rising demand for cement, particularly in the south of Vietnam has now prompted the decision to again expand the factory’s capacity. Having already supplied a coal grinding plant to Hatien 2 in 2005, Polysius was again able to overcome strong comp... |
FLSmidth wins largest cement plant in Russia30 June 2008, Published under Cement NewsFLSmidth has signed a contract worth EUR79.3m for a complete cement production line to be built on an existing cement plant in Verhnebakanskiy near the port city of Novorossiysk east of the Crimean peninsular. The contract was signed with JSC Verhnebakanskiy Cement Plant owned by the investment company Inteko. The new production line will have a capacity of 6,200tpd, making it the largest one in Russia in terms of capacity. The line will feature one of the largest ATOX mills FLSmidth has su... |
New order for Polysius12 June 2008, Published under Cement NewsDevnya Cement AD, the Bulgarian subsidiary of Italcementi and the largest producer in the country, has contracted Polysius to supply a kiln line for 7000tpd of clinker. The new line is to be constructed in Devnya, about 30km from the Black Sea port of Varna and is scheduled to commence operations in early 2010. Polysius will supply a two-string, five-stage Dopol®’90 preheater with Prepol®-AS-CC calcining system and SNCR process, as well as a Polro® rotary kiln with electro-mechanica... |
FLSmidth wins large expansion project in Egypt12 June 2008, Published under Cement NewsFLSmidth has signed a contract worth EUR63m with Arabian Cement Company (ACC) to supply engineering and equipment for a complete 6,000tpd cement production line. The line is an expansion of an existing cement plant near the city of Suez which FLSmidth also has supplied. The contract comprises all major machinery for the production line and includes an ATOX raw mill, a CF silo, a complete ILC 3-support kiln including a 5-stage preheater and an SF Cross-Bar cooler, a clinker storage, two UMS... |
Al Badia signs MoU with CBMI for 3.2Mt capacity cement plant in Syria11 June 2008, Published under Cement NewsAl Badia Cement JSC (Under-establishment) signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Chinese contractor CBMI to build a cement plant in Abu Al Shamat, Damascus Rural Area. The Al Badia plant will have an annual capacity of over 3.2Mt, with key equipment imported from Europe and production to start end of 2010. The Executive Committee assigned by the founders of Al Badia Cement together with its European Technical Consultant Cement Project Services set the specifications for constructing a... |
Lafarge wins US$1.2bn Syrian Cement contracts09 June 2008, Published under Cement NewsLafarge has won two contracts together worth nearly US$1.2bn to build cement works in Syria, La Tribune reports, citing a report in Syrian newspaper As-Soura. |
Jura Cement’s mills benefit from ABB’s award winning Expert Optimizer09 June 2008, Published under Cement NewsExpert Optimizer 5.0 is successfully applying Model Predictive Control to Jura Cement’s vertical raw mill and cement ball mill at the Wildegg plant. ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, has successfully completed installation and commissions of its Expert Optimizer solutions at Jura Cement‚s Wildegg plant in Switzerland. Version 5.0 of Expert Optimizer was installed on Wildegg‚s mills for raw material and cement at the end of 2007. The raw mill is a vertical mill and the... |
Petron Engineering wins order worth INR36.9m06 June 2008, Published under Cement NewsPetron Engineering Construction, service provider in services in mechanical, erection, piping, electrical and instrumentation has received an order from India Cements, Chennai for erection of electrical and instrumentation items at their Malkapur Cement plant, for a total contract value of INR36.85m. |