International Cement Review magazine archive
The November 1990 issue concentrates on the cement industry's environmental responsibilities and the challenge of communicating its economic contribution. Coverage includes Hong Kong's restarted China Cement works, global gypsum, evaporative gas conditioning, reliable plant operation, cement transport and Independent Cement & Lime's growth in Australia.
In this issue
Explore the November 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.
World News
ICR's monthly round-up of cement industry news, trading and technical developments from around the world.
Hong Kong — recommissioned
After six years mothballed, Green Island's China Cement works resumes clinker production. ICR asks whether the recommissioning is timely or an unnecessary expense.
World gypsum report
This special feature highlights recent developments in the global gypsum industry and indicates the potential future growth of this construction material.
Cleaning-up the industry image
An overview of the cement industry's environmental challenges, detailing potential pollution sources and examining working practices.
Evaporative gas conditioning
A leading US environmental-engineering company examines advances in evaporative gas conditioning for reducing air-pollution emissions in industrial processes.
Trouble-free cement operations
Krupp Polysius presents technologies and solutions for trouble-free cement production at an international meeting in Berlin attended by representatives from 16 countries.
Resolving the transport equation
A shipping specialist examines methods of transporting cement and the associated problems for companies entering the market.
Independent growth
Independent Cement & Lime managing director David Noonan reviews the Australian company's achievements and future projects.