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International Cement Review - January 1991

Issue summary

The January 1991 issue reviews Belgium's cement industry as demand begins to soften and profiles CCB following its acquisition by Ciments Francais. Further coverage examines Hispasilos' expanding Spanish import operation, kiln-shell scanning for refractory management, process commissioning, excavation and haulage equipment, and bulk cement tanker technology.

Key topics

  • Belgium cement industry
  • CCB
  • Ciments Francais
  • Spanish cement imports
  • refractory management
  • bulk cement transport

In this issue

January 1991 contents

Explore the January 1991 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 ICR's developments from around the world.

  2. 13

    Growth of Spanish importer

    ICR recently visited the company's new terminal in Barcelona and discussed the company's wider strategy for the cement markets of Europe.

  3. 17

    Belgium industry report

    Whilst markets have shown sizeable sales gains over the past three years, the outlook points to a cyclical downturn with increased import penetration a possibility Changing ownership profiles may also impact.

  4. 22

    CCB — a timely purchase for Ciments Français

    Jean-Paul Meric, chairman of CCB and chief executive of Ciments Français' French operations, outlines the strategy for this newly acquired group asset.

  5. 25

    Refractory management

    This paper provides an insight into the operation of a high-speed kiln shell scanning system and its role in refractory management.

  6. 30

    Cement-process through Linkmann

    As a result of working with the Linkmann system over the last decade, commissioning personnel have had the opportunity to learn a great deal about the cement-making process.

  7. 35

    Excavation and haulage plant

    Increasing size and greater sophistication in design are two major factors in the excavation and haulage plant sectors However manufacturers and buyers are becoming aware of a new factor — the environmental aspects of big truck operations.

  8. 41

    Delivering the goods

    ICR profiles some leading producers and related technologies.

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