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International Cement Review - May 1989

Issue summary

The May 1989 issue reports on investment at Aalborg Portland, Indonesia's cement outlook and opportunities for Chinese cement exports. Technical features review crushing equipment, pneumatic cement-transfer systems and the influence of advanced grinding on slag-cement production.

Key topics

  • Aalborg Portland
  • Indonesia cement industry
  • China cement exports
  • crushing equipment
  • pneumatic conveying
  • slag cement

In this issue

May 1989 contents

Explore the May 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. 10

    Aalborg Portland — new investments boost sales and profitability

    Aalborg Portland expects stronger 1989 performance after major investment in plant and facilities.

  3. 12

    Indonesian cement — performance and prospects

    Indonesia's producers pursue regional exports while domestic demand remains below installed capacity.

  4. 24

    China — opportunities for cement exports?

    Chinese and US specialists outline a proposed 1.33Mt plant intended for domestic supply and possible Pacific exports.

  5. 28

    Raw-material crushing — latest product advances

    ICR surveys primary, secondary and tertiary crushing equipment, automation and high-throughput mobile machinery.

  6. 35

    Pneumatic transfer systems

    HW Carlsen reviews developments, operating trends and costs in pneumatic cement-handling systems.

  7. 39

    Advanced grinding and its influence on slag-cement production and utilisation

    Research from Andhra Cement examines how high-efficiency separators affect slag utilisation, cement quality and the glassy phase of granulated slag.

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