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The November 1993 issue examines Florida's recovery prospects and the European shift towards by-product gypsum. Technology and logistics reports cover gypsum cooling, India's planned Kalamboli terminal, export potential in the Russian Caucasus, wet-kiln chain systems, high-capacity clinker conveying and modern grinding additives, alongside a WaterAid concrete project in Uganda.
In this issue
Explore the November 1993 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.
Jty Cement is for life
Cement usage in Uganda is saving lives — special report from the Water Aid charity.
World News
The latest news, projects and technical developments from around the world.
Florida — a climate for recovery
Sun and sand, drugs and crime — Florida has it all ICR's North American correspondent, Rob Roy, examines the influences of demography and economy on the Sunshine State's cement business.
Gypsum takes a step forward
With a shift towards more use of by-product gypsum, manufacturers are updating their equipment and re-organising their plants In our annual report we examine this important building material and the technology that drives the industry.
Conveying the right idea
Conveying and transport specialist Aumund examines the potential difficulties of high capacity clinker transport systems and the latest innovations to alleviate them.
Take these chains
In this first report, Anthony de Beus, consultant to Magotteaux, explains how to make the most efficient use of kiln chains in wet process plants This is then followed by a more general survey of recent chain developments, company news, etc.
The best way to cool down
A report setting out the advantages of the exhaust gas recirculation in the Claudius Peters mill for gypsum production.
Moving into the fast lane
India's proposed Kalamboli terminal is set to significantly improve the transport of cement into the all important Bombay market, as well as offering export openings.
Caucasian cement for export?
The Russian Caucasian region has a number of cement factories with access to seemingly good quality raw material reserves Of these, the KCCP and the Proletary works could further develop as regional export centres.
Modern grinding additive technology
A report from Michael Sumner, from specialists WR Grace, in the UK.