International Cement Review magazine archive
The July 1988 issue analyses the British, Indonesian and Australian cement industries and considers Asian and trans-Pacific shipping. Technical coverage includes raw-meal blending, Aumund clinker-storage designs and the establishment of Independent Cement and Lime's Melbourne import operation.
In this issue
Explore the July 1988 issue of International Cement Review, the leading magazine for the global cement industry. Browse cement industry news, expert market analysis, regional reports, plant projects and technical articles covering cement production, equipment, processes and technology.
News
Monthly round-up of cement news and industry reports from around the world.
The British cement industry
An analysis of the recent history, structure and improving performance of Britain's cement industry.
Indonesian export potential
Rapid growth in Indonesian cement capacity is encouraging major domestic producers to pursue export markets.
Cement shipping
A shortened Intercem Asia presentation reviews freight and shipping developments in Asian and trans-Pacific cement trades.
Coal markets
A regular round-up of coal-market and freight developments relevant to the cement sector.
Australian cement
Australian cement consumption remains near 6Mt, but changes may be ahead for an industry controlled by three major groups.
Raw-meal blending
Ray Worthington proposes practical ways to improve raw-meal blending efficiency, lower costs and improve blend consistency.
Aumund — clinker-storage designs
Recent design and manufacturing studies examine short- and long-term clinker-storage systems.
Independent Cement and Lime
The newcomer describes the challenges of establishing a 150,000tpa cement-import operation in Melbourne.