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International Cement Review - May 1994

Issue summary

The May 1994 issue considers consolidation in the Nordic cement industry and the economics of Siwertell ship unloading and Halla ship loading. Technical and regional coverage examines Lafarge kiln control, emissions from secondary fuels, Centurion kiln monitoring, Jordan's investment prospects, US cement-kiln-dust regulation and recovery around the Great Lakes.

Key topics

  • Nordic cement industry
  • ship unloading
  • kiln process control
  • secondary fuel emissions
  • cement kiln dust
  • Great Lakes cement

In this issue

May 1994 contents

Explore the May 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.

  1. 4

    World News

    The latest news, projects and technical developments from around the world.

  2. 20

    Nordic cement strengthens

    Euroc's recent acquisition of Partek's cement interests in Finland could signal a shift in market emphasis within the Baltic region Further consolidation is possible as producers look towards an expanded European market.

  3. 30

    Costing out the advantage

    Tire name Siwertell has been synonymous with ship-unloading for the cement industry for almost 30 years In this report ICR examines the cost effectiveness and efficiency of the famous Siwertell system.

  4. 36

    New shiploader for Halla

    Bulk handling specialists HW Carlsen continue to operate successfully on world markets with several recent commissionings including this one at Hafla Cement.

  5. 39

    New control for Lafarge plant

    KXJ American Rick King has fine tuned his 'home made' kiln control system which has now been successful on three different kilns.

  6. 43

    Staying under the limit

    The increasing use of waste fuels in the cement industry has led to concern over the danger of toxic emissions Dr Ing Gustav Krogbeumker of Phoenix Zement in Germany assesses the use of secondary fuels in cement kilns.

  7. 51

    Centurion — mission accomplished

    Dr Richard Salisbury of Thermoteknix outlines the workings of a monitoring device with possibly one of the most difficult jobs in the cement industry.

  8. 60

    Jordan steers a rocky road

    The peace initiatives currently underway in the Middle-East bode well for Jordan's cement manufacturers An increase in investment and a rise in construction activity is likely to follow.

  9. 68

    CKD — latest EPA findings

    Cement kiln dust is one of the most pressing environmental issues facing the industry today Robert Mccaffrey weighs up the arguments in the CKD clean-up debate.

  10. 75

    Great Lakes rising

    The Great Lakes region of the US seems to suffering less than the rest of the country with a smaller drop in cement consumption and increasing signs for optimism.

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