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International Cement Review - July 1995

Issue summary

The July 1995 issue offers a rare detailed view of Cuba's cement plants and describes ScottishPower's move into blended cement and fly-ash products. It evaluates KHD's Pyrostep cooler, modern quarrying at Barrington and Kensworth, gears and lubrication, Spain's recovery, the history of cement and the construction of Denver International Airport.

Key topics

  • Cuba cement industry
  • blended cement
  • Pyrostep clinker cooler
  • cement quarries
  • gears and lubrication
  • Spain cement industry

In this issue

July 1995 contents

Explore the July 1995 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. 6

    World News

    The latest news and technical developments in the global cement industry.

  2. 20

    No kiln revolution in Cuba - yet

    Cuba has been closed to industrial investigators for the last 35 years, since Fidel Castro came to power ICR has now gained unprecedented access to the facilities of the secretive Cuban cement industry, and reveals exclusively the latest details to ICR subscribers.

  3. 31

    Putting the power into cement

    An electrical utility in the cement business? Read how Scottishl’ower is improving its profit margins by producing and distributing a blended cement plus a range of PFA products into the UK market.

  4. 35

    Cooler still

    KHD's latest contribution to the increasingly advanced technology of the clinker cooler is the Pyrostep grate cooler Performance tests on a recentl installed cooler in Malaysia indicate substantial energy savings.

  5. 40

    A tale of two quarries

    Barrington and Kensworth quarries are compared and contrasted in our indepth look at the state of modern cement quarry practices, coinciding with the world's largest outdoor working quarry equipment exhibition, at HillheadS Derbyshire, 19-21 June.

  6. 51

    Gearing up for tomorrow

    Falk Corp of the UK are among the leaders in the manufacture of gears for cement plants and here they detail their latest technological developments, followed by a profile of some of the world's most important manufacturers of gears and lubricants.

  7. 62

    Coming out of the clouds?

    WAm Spain's cement industry is emerging into the light once again, with higher cement demand, lower import levels and higher exports ICR reports on the latest trends in one of Europe's most competitive markets.

  8. 70

    History of cement

    ICR settles the long-running dispute over who invented the original cement mix.

  9. 77

    Jewel of the prairie

    The new Denver International Airport has used an enormous amount of cement ICR highlights this ambitious new project.

  10. 80

    Product News

    The latest advances in cement-industry equipment and technology.

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