International Cement Review magazine archive
The September 1996 issue reports on Turkey's cement industry, Asian capacity growth and bulk-cement shipping, and profiles the next tier of major international producers. Technical features address sack production, refractory developments, fan maintenance, hardfacing, kiln warm-up burners and cement-sector investment in Malawi and Zambia.
In this issue
Explore the September 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.
World News
The latest news and technical developments in the global cement industry nternational R eport.
Time for change in Turkey
Coinciding with the Cemtech Conference in Istanbul, Emir Adigiizel reviews developments in Turkey's cement industry.
The sky’s the limit
Details of ACT's work at Nuh (pimento, to be visited by Cemtech delegates.
Trouble in store?
ICR looks at the development of cement production capacity in Asia over the next few years and asks 'Is there a surplus ahead?'
Ready for action
Nadji Iljaz of HW Carlsen gives an overview of bulk cement transportation.
New line for Stromsnas
Kochsiek and Icoma join forces to build a new sack line for Korsnas Stromsnas.
Refractories focus
The latest views on the environmental role of refractories and on possible future developments in refractory technology.
In good shape/Blown away
ICR presents articles on cost-effective fan maintenance by ABB Solyvent-Ventec.
Firing up!
Combustion specialist FCT on the design of the warm-up burner.
No wear, know how
Atamert and Ozalp of Welding Alloys expound on the joys of hardface welding.
Someone to watch over you
The cement industries in Malawi and Zambia have benefited from the active involvement of the CDC ICR presents details of the latest developments.
The chasing pack
ICR presents the second half of its annual look at the world's top cement companies In this issue are Heidelberger, Dyckerhoff, Cimpor and Siam Cement.
Product News
The latest advances in cement-industry equipment and technology.