International Cement Review magazine archive
The November 1988 issue focuses on Nordic cement producers and traders, including Scancem, Norcem, Cementa, Aalborg Portland and NIC. It also covers fly ash, Asian cement markets, waste-derived fuel, environmental protection, LINKman process control and Australia's cement-industry structure.
In this issue
Explore the November 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.
Coal markets
A review of coal-market news, prices and freight developments relevant to cement producers.
Scancem — aiming for international leadership
Scancem International president Paul Rabi discusses the group's plans and development into a major global cement force.
Norcem — exports likely?
Norcem's upgrade of the Dalen works could create cement export availability by early 1989.
Cementa upgrades its production facilities
The new Slite works gives Swedish producer Cementa some of the industry's most advanced production equipment.
NIC — steady market gains
Swedish trading company NIC continues to expand its cement markets and expects to handle about 500,000 tonnes.
Danaske fly ash
Danaske handles about 500,000 tonnes of fly ash for markets in Denmark, Norway and northern Europe.
Aalborg Portland
A profile of Denmark's dominant cement producer and established white-cement exporter.
Sicon — a revolutionary new conveyor system
A Swedish conveyor design is presented as a potentially important development for worldwide materials handling.
Asian cement — new study
Ocean Shipping Consultants assesses likely developments in Asian cement markets.
Fuel out of waste
A West German cement producer reports energy savings from a system that burns processed waste in the kiln.
Environmental protection
A review of recent company and industry developments in cement-sector environmental protection.
LINKman system installed at Lebec Cement
Fuller installs a LINKman high-level control system at Lebec Cement's 800,000tpa works.
Australian cement — structure and performance
A government report assesses the strengths and weaknesses of Australia's cement industry.