International Cement Review magazine archive
The June 1991 issue reports on foreign investment at Estonia's Kunda cement plant, previews Intercem Americas and reviews cement markets across the Caribbean. Major technical features profile Castle Cement's advanced Thames import terminal, large cement and clinker storage systems and the construction of Cemex's dome terminal at Guaymas, Mexico.
In this issue
Explore the June 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.
First in the USSR
In industry, a US businessman and a Greek cement expert have bought into the Kunda cement plant in Estonia — with an eye to developing the operation into a leading local and export producer.
Intercem Americas preview
ICR previews the second Intercem Americas Conference which commences in the idyllic surroundings of Nassau in the Bahamas at the end of this month.
World’s best cement terminal?
Fully operational since March of this year, Castle Cement's new US$30 million cement import terminal on the Thames, London must surely be one of the most technically advanced to date The world's best?
Caribbean island markets
With a total consumption of almost 9.0mta and a production base of about 8.0mta, the Caribbean islands may offer some improving regional trade possibility ICR's latest report examines recent trends.
New methods in storage
This is followed by a look at a range of silo services and equipment.
Dome silos for cement terminals
Rapid construction requirements and restrictive geological conditions were met by installing a 30,000t dome cement terminal at Cemex's Guaymas export operation in Mexico.