International Cement Review magazine archive
The January 1992 issue examines Poland's cement, lime and gypsum industries as privatisation opens the sector to new investment. Further reports cover chain applications in cement plants, intense competition in the Irish market, concrete construction at Sizewell power station, the Rocky Mountain cement market and dome storage systems.
In this issue
Explore the January 1992 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 developments from around the world, including Japanese export data, Australian industry developments and the latest on the Heracles privatisation.
Poland’s privatisation course
Is Poland a good bet for cement investors? To those on the ground, the not domestic cement industry certainly appears to have quite a lot on offer, least a government committed to an early disposal of cement sector assets, signs of growth in local demand and the opportunities in…
Rebuilding the industry
A broader view of the Poland's basic building materials industries — mm cement, lime and gypsum — with reference to present sector conditions and future demand strategies.
Chain applications
A review of the uses of chain technology in the cement industry — a broad JL spread of applications includes clinker conveying, raw material extraction.
Ireland
Republic of Eire is increasingly competitive. A multi-national cement group, leading construction materials firm, a private cement plant and a number of independent importers all vie for a profitable share or a cement market, now considered to De in serious short-term decline.
Power construction
Continuing an occasional series on cement-based construction applications, ICR profiles the role for the material at the Sizewell power station in the UK one of the country's largest single engineering projects ever undertaken.
River deep, mountain high
LMiW 1 A profile of the cement market in the US Rocky Mountain region A harsh V/ climate, inhospitable terrain and a low population are distinctive features, resulting in a number of relatively small cement plants scattered throughout the area.
Versatile storage systems
An examination of the versatility of the dome structure for storage applications in mineral process industries — with reference to a number of installations at cement operations around the world.
Weak demand in coal market
Fierce with a com wea petition in the coal sectors is helping to keep prices down and providing company kening dollar, buying consumers policies maintain are likely the to see requisite further flexibility falls — over fuel types and sources However, USSR changes may add a…