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International Cement Review - September 1989

Issue summary

The September 1989 issue reviews Greece's stronger cement market, India's export ambitions after decontrol and new dome-silo installations. Technical coverage examines refractory systems, LINKman monitoring of a waste-fuelled kiln and refractory repairs at CBR's Antoing plant.

Key topics

  • Greece cement industry
  • India cement exports
  • dome silos
  • refractories
  • alternative fuels
  • kiln monitoring

In this issue

September 1989 contents

Explore the September 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, company developments and trade statistics from around the world.

  2. 14

    Greece — landmark year for cement sectors

    Greece's cement industry benefits from relaxed price controls, rising domestic demand and strong exports.

  3. 24

    Dome silo systems

    Three recently commissioned dome silos demonstrate an alternative, cost-effective method of cement storage.

  4. 26

    India — market decontrol prompts export ambitions

    Indian producers seek export markets after decontrol, domestic oversupply and lower prices.

  5. 30

    Refractory systems for the cement industry

    ICR's annual review covers refractory technology, new products and industry developments.

  6. 40

    Improved thermal efficiencies and kiln stability

    Ciments d'Obourg reports on a LINKman monitoring system operating on a wet-process kiln using waste-solvent fuels.

  7. 43

    Kiln repairs successfully completed for Belgian producer

    SG Blair details refractory relining work completed at CBR's Antoing plant.

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