
Reliable Kiln Inlet Gas Analysis: Part 2
The second part of this article on process gas analysis by Dan Kietzer, SICK Process Automation, USA, and Siegfried Andraess, SICK MAIHAK GmbH, Germany, which featured in the April 2014 issue of World Cement.
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The second part of this article on process gas analysis by Dan Kietzer, SICK Process Automation, USA, and Siegfried Andraess, SICK MAIHAK GmbH, Germany, which featured in the April 2014 issue of World Cement.

Texas Industries, Inc. releases its financial results for the quarter ending 28 February 2014.

Despite reports of little damage to infrastructure, cement companies saw their share prices rise following the 8.2 magnitude earthquake on 1 April.

According to the USGS's latest Mineral Industry Survey, clinker production and shipments of Portland and blended cement increased in January 2014.

Spain’s Cemengal will supply a second Plug&Grind® system to a client in Saudi Arabia, and two further units to Mauritania.

Saudi Arabia’s Southern Province Cement Company (SPCC) and the National Commercial Bank (NCB) have signed an SAR700 million financing agreement, lasting for a period of five years.

Fives FCB has been awarded a contract for the execution of a new 6000 tpd clinker production line at the Chlef cement plant in Algeria.

Capiz Trade and Industry Provincial Director, Philippines, has made assurances that the supply of building materials will meet high consumption levels driven by Typhoon Yolanda reconstruction efforts.

The Deputy Minister of Commerce, Trade and Industry has defended Dangote Industries Zambia Limited after Zambia Environmental Management Agency banned the company from carrying out mining activities.

A new plant producing 760 000 tpa of grey cement and 350 000 tpa of white cement has been inaugurated in Uzbekistan.

Increasing energy tariffs in Pakistan have seen more and more cement producers turn to alternative methods of power generation, such as waste heat recovery and combined cycle plants.

The output of India’s core industries grew by 4.5% y/y in February. Cement, steel and coal are among the sectors that experienced increases.