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International Cement Review - November 1989

Issue summary

The November 1989 issue interviews Ciments Français president Pierre Conso and analyses the cement industry of the German Democratic Republic. It also covers district heating from Cementa's Slite clinker cooler, a European energy-efficiency seminar and refractory developments presented at UNITECR 89.

Key topics

  • Ciments Français
  • East Germany cement industry
  • Cementa
  • waste heat recovery
  • energy efficiency
  • refractories

In this issue

November 1989 contents

Explore the November 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

    World News

    ICR's monthly round-up of industry news, trading and technical developments from around the world.

  2. 10

    Pierre Conso — taking Ciments Français to the top

    An interview with Ciments Français president Pierre Conso on the strategy behind the group's European and overseas growth.

  3. 21

    The German Democratic Republic — an analysis of the cement industry

    Rosemarie Vocht-Mields reviews GDR cement performance, technical data and plant developments during a period of political change.

  4. 26

    Die Zementindustrie der DDR

    Eine Zusammenfassung in deutscher Sprache des jüngsten internationalen Berichts von ICR.

  5. 36

    Sweden — district heating from clinker cooler

    Cementa describes the district-heating scheme supplied by its Slite plant since 1984.

  6. 37

    European Seminar on Energy Efficiency

    ICR reports findings from a major cement-industry energy-efficiency symposium in Portugal.

  7. 45

    Refractory developments highlighted

    A review of the main cement-industry themes from UNITECR 89 and its extensive technical programme.

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