International Cement Review magazine archive
The March 1995 issue follows India's liberalised cement industry, its six-per-cent demand growth and the challenge of supplying suitable coal. Further features examine packaging technology, waste-heat power generation in South Korea, wear-resistant steels, Cyprus's recovery, dome storage, cement for North Sea structures and a long-range US demand forecast.
In this issue
Explore the March 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.
World News
The latest news and technical developments in the global cement industry.
Picking the fruits of liberalisation
ICR reports on the unshackling of the Indian cement industry and on the new projects being built to supply cement demand growth of six per cent per year.
Quality and Quantity
Can the Indian coal industry cope with massive increases in demand from the cement industry, while maintaining quality? Only by washing...read on.
Recently wrapped up
Many developments have occurred in this vital sector in recent years and ICR reviews the major changes and technical innovations, worldwide.
Hard as Nails
SSAB Oxelosund's Hardox steels are used in many applications in the global cement industry; here they detail just a few.
Cyprus: ready for lift off
The Cypriot cement industry has weathered severe disruption through invasion island boost cement demand yet further?
Ideal Dome Exhibition
International Dome Systems of Cyprus detail some recent installations.
Monsters...of the deep
Northern Hemisphere oil and gas production platforms are at the sharp-end of cement technology development ICR looks at the latest North Sea projects.
The long-term American cement outlook
Rob Roy sticks his neck out and delivers a 30 year cement forecast for the US.
Reducing Energy Costs
The Halla Cement Manufacturing Corporation of South Korea is the first company to use Waste Heat Recovery and Generation Systems to reduce total operating costs Here they give ICR's readers the benefit of their wisdom.
Product News
The latest advances in cement-industry equipment and technology.