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World Cement - June 2013
The June issue is the second in our Environmental Series, looking at a range of issues from alternative fuels to filter media. You can read about mercury emissions monitoring in this month's Keynote article by John Kline, and learn about A TEC and Holcim Emerging Europe’s ReduDust project in the June cover story. Brazil is the focus of the Regional Report, with articles covering developments in the construction industry, as well as the challenges and achievements faced by the country’s cement sector since the 1970s.
World Cement - May 2013
In the May issue, readers can find articles on materials handling and storage, including product news and case studies from around the world. The issue also features articles on the lime industry, software and alternative fuels. MENA and Turkey are the subjects of this month’s Regional Report, with details of contracts and projects carried out in the area. IA Cement Ltd reports on developments in international cement trade in the Keynote article, while Cemengal discusses an alternative solution for cement grinding and packaging in this month’s Cover Story.Plus The Cement Collection - Case Studies supplement
World Cement - April 2013
The April issue takes a look at North American technical innovations, from fall prevention from cement road tankers to meeting emissions standards. Other topics include SNCR/SCR projects, automation and monitoring systems, materials handling and wear protection. The issue features plant stories and project advice from a range of countries, such as Thailand and India. Robert Steininger provides an overview of software developments in the cement industry in this month’s Keynote Article. In addition, you can find an interview with FLSmidth MAAG Gear CEO Simon Jensen on the occasion of the company’s centenary.Plus The Cement Collection - Reducing Emissions supplement
World Cement - March 2013
The March issue includes a lead feature on ‘Refractory Management’, with articles covering refractory lining, installation, solving failures and thermal scanning. Consultants answer some questions on pressing issues for the cement industry in a special Q&A, while other features take a look at grinding aids and cement additives, as well as the use of nanotechnology in the construction industry. This month’s Keynote article comes from JAMCEM’s Mark Mutter, who weighs up the comparative advantages of ball mills and vertical roller mills for cement grinding. Finally, Paul Maxwell-Cook provides an overview of the cement industry in China in this month’s Regional Report.Plus The Cement Collection - Grinding supplement
World Cement - February 2013
The principle focus of the February issue is ‘Materials Handling: Quarry to Kiln’. This includes articles on a range of topics, from chains and conveyors to case studies from around the world. Developments in burner technology are also discussed, with technical articles from Dynamis, Unitherm Cemcon and FCT Combustion. This month’s regional report takes a look at Southeast Asia, examining cement demand, pricing, input costs and future trends in both the large cement producing nations such as Thailand and Indonesia, as well as the smaller producing countries such as Laos and Myanmar. In addition, this month’s keynote article by Dirk Lechtenberg of MVW Lechtenberg & Partner, which reviews the handling and storage of alternative fuels, is not to be missed.Plus The Cement Collection - Pyroprocessing supplement
World Cement - January 2013
This month sees the first of World Cement’s ‘Special Environmental Issues’, opening with an article from CEMBUREAU’s Koen Coppenholle discussing EU legislation in relation to the cement industry. The rest of the issue goes on to look at a variety of topics, ranging from mercury emissions, to SCRs, to innovations with microalgae. The issue will also include the final installment of the PCA’s trilogy of articles on NESHAP. January’s ‘Regional Report’ focuses on Russia and the CEE, including case studies, an in-depth view of the Polish cement market, as well as the impact of changes in construction activity throughout the region.
World Cement - December 2012
The last issue of 2012 focuses on comminution, covering topics such as VRMs, wear resistance, drives and gears, as well as case studies on improving grinding efficiency. December’s regional report discusses the cement industry in the emerging markets, with an overview of the construction and opening of a new 1 million tpa plant in Turkmenistan. In addition, the issue includes articles about the potential use of solar energy in Turkey and how local water shortages were overcome in India.
World Cement - November 2012
This month’s issue takes burners as its focus, as well as including technical articles on issues ranging from white cement production, to advanced cement mixes and storage solutions. The monthly regional report turns to the Middle East and North Africa. In addition to a detailed overview of the state of the cement industry in the region’s markets, ASEC Cement and the Libyan Cement Company discuss the obstacles that must be overcome when working in challenging environments.
World Cement - October 2012
The October issue is the third of our ‘special environmental issues’ this year. Expect articles looking into filter bags, dust control and emissions standards, as well as others that explore both waste heat and lead recovery. This month’s regional report focuses on India and Pakistan, with articles covering the achievements and expansion of companies in the region, as well as an in-depth overview of India’s cement industry. Additionally, Eliot Morton of Cement Focus Asia provides an insight into the wider Asian cement industry in advance of the inaugural Cement Focus Asia Conference in Singapore.