International Cement Review magazine archive
The July 1991 issue tracks the industry's floating cement terminals and considers restructuring and privatisation in Greece. Its maintenance survey covers gears, lubrication, condition monitoring, high-selectivity separators and abrasion-resistant linings, while additional reports review Intermat construction equipment and international coal-buying strategies.
In this issue
Explore the July 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.
World News
ICR's monthly round-up of industry news, trading and technical developments from around the world.
Floating terminals
Where are they now? ICR produces an exclusive reference to the current whereabouts of the industry's floating cement terminals.
Greece - from across the water
The Greek cement industry is set to undergo it's greatest restructuring with the imminent privatisation of the country's largest producer and leading industrial group, Heracles General Cement ICR’s international report focusses on the present and future outlook for the changing…
Gears and lubrication
A survey of gears and lubrication technology for the cement industry A leading lubricants specialist provides an analysis of the state of gears used in the kilns and mills This is followed by a round-up of condition monitoring systems using oil samples, from page 31 Finally ICR…
Classified information
This paper analyses the influence of high-selectivity separators on the performance of ball mills and the subsequent effect on the selection of internal linings and equipment.
Intermat profile
A photo-portrait of the most recent lntermat construction equipment exhibition held in France earlier this year, with over 1,300 exhibitors.
Abrasion-resistant linings
A leading specialist examines the problems of abrasion in the pneumatic transport of cement and other abrasive materials This is followed by a round-up of leading foundries supplying resistant castings to the industry.
Coal report - energy options
With energy costs estimated at around 40 per cent of total production costs, V an effective fuel buying policy is essential for any cement plant ICR looks at the current conditions of the international coal market.