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The October issue of World Cement begins with an exploration of the Turkish cement industry, with a Regional Report from TÜRKÇIMENTO and insight from Çimsa. The rest of the issue then moves on to cover topics, including: Lubrication, Materials, Handling, Grinding & Milling, CCS, Automation and AI.

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Indian companies announce investment plans
1 Oct 20092 min read

Indian companies announce investment plans

Despite fears of an oversupply situation in the near future, Indian cement manufacturers continue to announce capacity additions on a nearly monthly basis. Many producers are also segueing into the power generation business, as a side project that may help ease production costs and generate capital.

GGBS: the world’s most sustainable building material?
1 Oct 20093 min read

GGBS: the world’s most sustainable building material?

Concrete is the world’s most versatile and most used industrial product, but it is made with cement, a product with more CO2 emissions than any other. How then can we produce sustainable concrete?

A technical ‘top 5’ of bulk solids handling mistakes
1 Oct 20094 min read

A technical ‘top 5’ of bulk solids handling mistakes

Bulk solids such as limestone, clay, gypsum, and slag tend to hang up in silos, plug in chutes, and spill or emit dust from conveyors. These problems cause many cement plants to operate inefficiently, often requiring costly labour to keep these raw materials flowing through equipment. Most of these solids handling problems are the result of one or more of the five common mistakes made in the cement industry.

East African cement producers threatened by cheap imports
1 Oct 20093 min read

East African cement producers threatened by cheap imports

Cement producers in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania are struggling to remain competitive in a period of strong demand. Overseas imports, from countries such as China, Egypt, India and Thailand, are flooding the region and are priced significantly lower than the domestic product thanks to cheap freight rates. Cement producers are calling on governments to step in to protect their industries.

The Arab cement industry: present and future
1 Oct 20094 min read

The Arab cement industry: present and future

The Arab cement industry has developed remarkably, particularly through the past three years. Its expansion was closely linked to the building and construction industry, which witnessed unprecedented growth in Arab countries. This resulted in higher demand for cement at 10 - 15%, reaching more than 20% in Qatar.

Long running proposal gains new partner
1 Oct 20092 min read

Long running proposal gains new partner

The long running Thorndyke Resource proposal for a pit-to-pier mining project in Washington state has found a new partner in Canada’s Athabasca Minerals. The project is in its seventh year of county approvals and environmental reviews.

Lafarge Cement UK achieves strong environmental performance
1 Oct 20092 min read

Lafarge Cement UK achieves strong environmental performance

In Lafarge Cement UK’s latest annual sustainability report, which includes highlights of the group’s performance in 2008, figures show that the company has made considerable achievements in its quest for improved environmental performance.

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