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International Cement Review - September 2011

Issue summary

The September 2011 issue of International Cement Review covers Polish production trends, Cement Ozarów overview and The CEMEX Chełm way. Further cement industry reports examine Cement under the EU ETS, Fons Delta cooler fitted in 15 days! and Stepping up to the challenge.

Key topics

  • Polish production trends
  • Cement Ozarów overview
  • The CEMEX Chełm way
  • Cement under the EU ETS
  • Fons Delta cooler fitted in 15 days!
  • Stepping up to the challenge

In this issue

September 2011 contents

Explore the September 2011 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

    Lafarge's 1H11 profit deteriorates, HeidelbergCement expects advances, while Dyckerhoff shows improvement.

  2. 24

    Polish production trends

    The Polish Cement Association outlines the progress that has been made by producers in this growing market.

  3. 32

    Cement Ozarów overview

    CRH’s Ozarów cement plant recently had a new kiln line installed and is the Cemtech Europe plant tour.

  4. 36

    The CEMEX Chełm way

    CEMEX’s Chełm plant in Poland continues to be a leading exponent of alternative fuel usage.

  5. 39

    Cement under the EU ETS

    Phil Kerton investigates the EU’s ETS scheme and its impact on the cement industry as phase III approaches.

  6. 47

    Fons Delta cooler fitted in 15 days!

    Fons Delta International carry out the installation of a cooler at the Askale Cement works in record time.

  7. 51

    Stepping up to the challenge

    The Brazilian Cement Association (SNIC) assesses recent trends and future challenges in the domestic market.

  8. 53

    IV Brazilian seminar

    ATEC Greco report from the IV Brazilian Cement and Lime Seminar in Brazil.

  9. 55

    Norcem’s GSA at Brevik

    ICR publishes the winning paper presented at the IEEE- IAS/PCA 53rd Cement Industry Technical Conference.

  10. 58

    Grinding options assessed

    FraMisUS LLC investigates and compares the varying options for cement grinding.

  11. 63

    Dangote's mass training drive

    Dr Clark reports on the large training programme that Dangote Cement has invested in for its Ibese employees.

  12. 65

    HPGR’s rapid development

    CITIC looks at the high-pressure grinding roll technology in China and recent installation performance data.

  13. 71

    Refractories and coatings

    Arthur Harrisson takes a close look at the importance of refractories and coatings for stable kiln running.

  14. 75

    Jura’s optimisation drive

    ABB outlines how its expert system has fully optimised the Jura Cement plant in Switzerland.

  15. 80

    Current update strategies

    KHD updates customised automation solutions: just-in-time, low-priced and 100 per cent error-free.

  16. 86

    Deepwater Horizon cleanup

    Aumund reports on its alternative fuel handling systems and Holcim Theodore’s work in the Gulf of Mexico.

  17. 90

    How to burn more secondary fuel

    Achieving the limits of the substitution rate for secondary fuels is not straight-forward according to aixergee.

  18. 94

    TDF: the fossil fuel alternative

    Columbus McKinnon and Alterros guide users through the use of tyre derived fuel handling systems.

  19. 99

    BHS Bulk Handling

    Bulk Handling Systems details its fully-automated machinery for processing municipal solid waste into RDF.

  20. 101

    Waste-to-flame process

    BMH Oy has designed the TYRANNOSAURUS® Waste-to- Flame process for solid recovered fuels nts.

  21. 104

    Alternative fuel economics

    Resourceco Asia provides an update on how alternative fuels are being developed in the Asian cement sector.

  22. 110

    Burning biomass at Lucerne

    Rawlings Manufacturing has installed a wood waste recovery system for Mitsubishi Cement, USA.

  23. 112

    South Ferriby’s fuel progression

    South Ferriby Cement works celebrates its record Climafuel® usage.

  24. 114

    Carbon-negative cement

    Novacem has developed a new type of cement based on magnesium oxides and carbonates.

  25. 116

    Bag filters for fine PM emissions

    Testori has established an R&D programme to meet stricter controls for capturing PM10 or fine dust particles.

  26. 120

    Acoustic cleaning for SCR

    GE Energy show how acoustic horns are ideal for cleaning Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) systems.

  27. 122

    Smooth running machines

    Whitmore's speciality lubricants and greases take on the challenge of hardous working environments.

  28. 125

    Conveying to suit

    Gericke AG reports on the varied uses of pneumatic conveying in the cement industry.

  29. 128

    Increased productivity

    ExxonMobil has released a new range of lubricants that have already helped Lafarge to increase productivity.

  30. 131

    Optimised fragmentation

    MOCAP Inc reports on its Varistem plugs at work at Holcim’s Ste Genevieve quarry, Missouri, USA.

  31. 134

    Apasco’s sustainable plant

    Holcim Apasco inaugurated its newest cement plant at Hermosillo, Mexico at the end of last year.

  32. 138

    Mexico: awaiting the upturn

    Mexican cement capacity continues to rise but producers are still waiting for cement consumption to climb.

  33. 143

    Product News

    Sonic horns, heavy-duty conveyor chains and vibrating machinery feature in Product News.

  34. 144

    New Orders

    Lafarge Mannersdorf, Jaiprakash Assoc, Drake Cement and Kahramanmaras Cimento contract new orders.

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