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International Cement Review - April 1989

Issue summary

The April 1989 issue considers expansion at Rugby Cement, the Philippines' prospective import requirement and foreign investment in the US cement industry. Technical coverage includes cement-grinding modernisation, COMBI-LINING mill technology and heavy quarry transport equipment.

Key topics

  • Rugby Cement
  • Philippines cement imports
  • US cement investment
  • cement grinding
  • ball mills
  • quarry equipment

In this issue

April 1989 contents

Explore the April 1989 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.

  1. 4

    News

    Monthly round-up of cement news, data and industry reports from around the world.

  2. 12

    Rugby Cement — efficient producer looks to expansion

    Analysts assess Rugby Cement's improving returns, strong cash flow and plans for two import terminals.

  3. 14

    Philippines to face sizeable import requirement

    Rapid demand growth could create a cement and clinker import requirement of about 1Mt by 1991.

  4. 20

    US cement — a domestic perspective

    Texas Industries provides a domestic producer's view of foreign investment and growing cement and clinker imports in the US.

  5. 28

    Cement-grinding systems — optimisation and modernisation

    Noricum presents its COMBI-LINING ball-mill system and claimed grinding-efficiency and power savings.

  6. 34

    Caterpillar — transport equipment for quarrying and raw materials

    A pictorial review of Caterpillar heavy-duty trucks and wheel loaders used in cement production.

  7. 36

    Investment analysis in the cement industry

    Strategic Capital president James P Rowe assesses the forces driving foreign investment in the US cement industry.

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