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This recognition stems from their commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction that have not only stood the test of time but have also become integral to the Indian identity.
Sarah Petrevan, Cement Association of Canada, explains how Canada’s cement and concrete industry aims to reach net zero by 2050.
Themed ‘Modern Technologies for Ultra-Rapid Building Construction’, this event was a part of its Adani Knowledge Initiative, showcasing a strong commitment to fostering innovation and progress within the construction sector.
Indian cement producer, Deccan Cements Ltd, has awarded KHD a contract to increase capacity at an existing clinker grinding plant.
Reiner Bachthaler, Axians IAS, discusses the next step in logistics for the bulk material industry: tailored software and mobile apps for enhanced efficiency.
The new three-year deal with class-leading Enterprise Asset Management specialist, Peacock Engineering Ltd. The move comes as the company looks to further invest in improving processes, sustainability and reducing the carbon footprint of its Cookstown plant.
The digitally enabled programme, CoachUP!, is the latest addition to Cemex EMEA’s existing portfolio of leadership development programmes and capability-building academies, unified under the award-winning Cemex University organisation.
Established in 2002, Unique Cement has 1500 employees and is a subsidiary of Meghna Group Industries, one of the largest and fastest growing industrial conglomerates in Bangladesh.
Martin Engineering explains some of the issues older designs experience, how a sealed environment improves workplace safety and how skirting can reduce labour costs for cleanup, in turn, lowering the cost of operation.
Cemex is the first company in its industry to provide environmental impact information, including CO2 emissions, for its core products in all of the main markets in which it participates around the world.
Lukas Wallimann, SICK, explains how plants can manage their fire risk while conveying combustible bulk materials using a system designed to detect potential hot spots before they ignite and cause production stoppages and damage to equipment.
Capsol Technologies has been awarded feasibility studies for the CapsolEoP® (end-of-pipe) carbon capture technology at two large cement plants in the EU with the potential to capture more than 1.5 million t of CO2 per annum combined. The studies will start in Q3 2023.