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International Cement Review - January 1996

Issue summary

The January 1996 issue reviews Turkey's changing cement market, European pricing and Indonesia's rapid demand growth. Technical coverage examines alternative fuels, the Gyro-Therm burner, high-efficiency separation, gaseous-emissions control, variable-speed fans and fabric-filter upgrades at Ssangyong's Donghae plant.

Key topics

  • Turkey cement industry
  • European cement pricing
  • Indonesia cement market
  • alternative fuels
  • emissions control
  • process fans

In this issue

January 1996 contents

Explore the January 1996 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 and technical developments in the global cement industry.

  2. 7

    Product News

    The latest advances in cement-industry equipment and technology.

  3. 16

    Turkish markets set for gains

    With economic growth in Turkey at a steady eight per cent, cement demand growth had been at a healthy level until the mini-slump in 1994 1 lowever, current ownership changes may be heralding a new phase of market growth.

  4. 26

    Trends & events

    ICR takes a close look at the factors controlling cement pricing in Europe.

  5. 29

    Competition hotting up

    A variety of cheap, alternative fuels are now available for use around the world We assess scrap timber, tyres, waste-derived liquid fuels and crude oil.

  6. 32

    Burning bright

    The Gyro-Therm burner has been proven to increase fuel efficiency.

  7. 35

    Fine time at Wolfen

    Details of a new Koch high-efficiency separator at Wolfener cement.

  8. 39

    Exhausting gas emissions

    Mr Rother of Krupp Polysius, Germany, examines the best available control technology for the control of gaseous emissions in cement plants.

  9. 44

    The vital spark

    In keeping with the theme of energy optimisation, Jay Foster of GEC explains how variable-speed fans can save valuable electricity.

  10. 48

    Pulsatingly good

    Steadily-tightening environmental directives led the Ssangyong Donghae plant in Korea to FLS Miljo's door, not once, but three times Now the plant has a 'clean stack'.

  11. 52

    The other side of town

    Details of Norval's and NYCEMCO's New York cement import operations.

  12. 55

    Indonesia’s boom in full bloom

    Cement producers, importers and terminal engineers are busy trying to keep up with the booming cement demand in Indonesia's blossoming economy.

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