International Cement Review magazine archive
The June 1994 issue assesses whether Nepal can meet rapidly rising cement demand and reviews new crushing technology and international project contracts. Other reports examine blast-furnace slag in oilwell cement, Romania's market transition, quarry optimisation, faster quality-control analysis and the possibility of declining US cement demand.
In this issue
Explore the June 1994 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.
All over the world
The never-ending requirement for cement continues to spawn a whole range of international-based new projects In what will become a regular feature, ICR examines global developments over the past six months.
Nepal
The present demand for cement in the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal is due to climl rapidly over the next few years. Can Nepal cope with the demand, build new plants TECHNOLOGY.
Crushing times
ICR's latest report which examines latest technical developments for the crushing sector of the cement industry.
World News
The latest news, projects and technical developments from around the world The present demand for cement in the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal is due to climl rapidly over the next few years Can Nepal cope with the demand, build new plants.
Slag excitement premature
The debate on the use of ground granulated blast furnace slag continues Is it really; viable option to replace oilwell cement?
Romania’s new dawn
Romania's transition from totalitarian communist regime to free market economy ht been less than smooth but how has this affected the cement industry — still a major force and well known in the export sector.
More for less
Robert Mccaffrey reviews the latest advances in the field of quarry optimisation, covering mine design, blast techniques, surveying technology and geophysics.
Analysing the situation
A cogent review of the latest, fastest and most cost-effective analytical equipment that can be used in cement quality control.
Cement demand to decline in the USA?
Douglas M Queen provides us with his personal view of the economic situation facing Americans Will the Clinton Administration stand the test of time...read on.