International Cement Review magazine archive
The January 1990 issue examines Portugal's cement industry as it approaches privatisation, focusing on market leader CIMPOR and the prospect of international investment. Technical coverage includes intermediate bulk containers, second-generation energy management, high-pressure grinding technology, waste-derived fuels and Castle Cement's new closed-circuit separator installation.
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Explore the January 1990 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.
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Portugal — looking to the future with confidence
Boosted by domestic demand and an ambitious investment programme, Portuguese cement producers await government privatisation proposals that could increase foreign participation in the industry.
FIBCs: a proven transport mode for cement
Intermediate bulk containers have gained widespread acceptance in the cement sector. This report reviews the latest FIBC developments, technology and company news.
Second-generation energy management
Holderbank outlines its approach to maximising energy efficiency in the cement and mineral-processing industries of the 1990s.
Energy-saving technology from Krupp Polysius
Krupp Polysius marks its 100th order for the high-pressure grinding roll, with ICR reporting from the presentation in Germany.
Fuel from waste
The use of household waste as fuel is gaining popularity in the cement industry while also making an important environmental contribution.
Castle buys Sturtevant separator
Castle Cement's new closed-circuit milling system has increased output, lowered energy costs and improved cement quality. ICR reports from a site inspection.