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World Cement - December 2010
The December issue is the latest in the 2010 series of Special Issues, which this time focuses on comminution. We have articles from the major players in this field, including Polysius, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Gebr Pfeiffer AG, Bedeschi and Hazemag. The issue includes reports on turnkey projects from Dangote Cement and Maerz Ofenbau. Our Regional Report this month will be on China, and includes an interesting article looking at China’s involvement in the CSI.
World Cement - November 2010
World Cement is proud to present the second 168 page issue in three months 0 a sign that things for the cement industry are looking up. The Regional Report in this issue focuses on the MENA Region, and includes industry and economic overviews, plant stories and a preview of the 16th Arab International Cement Conference & Exhibition. Also in this issue are articles on filtration, energy efficiency, alternative fuels, emissions reduction and cement and materials testing. Something for everyone!
World Cement - October 2010
World Cement’s series of Special Issues continues in October, which takes Power & Automation as its main focus. We have articles from the leading suppliers in this field, including FLSmidth MAAG Gear, Siemens and ABB. Our Regional Report this month looks at the cement industry in India and Pakistan – two massive growth regions facing overcapacity. With the recent flooding in Pakistan, Cement Pakistan Company updates readers on the likely impact the devastation and reconstruction will have on the cement industry.
World Cement - September 2010
The September issue has been prepared to coincide with both the FICEM-APCAC Conference and Intercem Americas, taking place in Jamaica and Brazil respectively. The Regional Report focuses, therefore, on the cement industry in Latin America, with plant stories and case studies from across the region. Aside from this, the issue includes a range of articles on the subject of ‘cutting costs and improving efficiency’ – vital in these turbulent economic times. Finally, to give us an idea of the impact of the global economic downturn, we have a feature on shipping and trade, including an excellent report from BIMCO.
World Cement - August 2010
The latest in our series of Special Issues focuses on Pyroprocessing. This issue includes articles describing the latest developments in burning technology, refractory materials, thermography, wear and corrosion reduction, and alternative fuels. The Regional Report this issue is Sub-Saharan Africa, with a special focus on South Africa. Industry Insight provides a thorough report on the country’s economy and the construction industry’s place within this, and there is also an article from Lafarge South Africa about Project Rainbow. Giorgio Bodo of ASEC Cement takes us through the process of establishing the company’s first greenfield plant, which is located in Sudan. The issue concludes with the postponed ‘Q&A: Comminution’, carried over from the July issue.
World Cement - July 2010
The July issue features World Cement’s annual World Review, a plant-by-plant, country-by-country round-up of international projects news. This is bigger than last year’s Review, proving that the cement industry is definitely picking up. Also in this issue, consulting companies describe their role in plant projects, and Paul Maxwell-Cook writes up his recent trip to Egypt, comprising interviews with ASEC Cement, Suez Cement and Lafarge Cement Egypt.
World Cement - June 2010
To coincide with distribution at Hillhead 2010, the June issue includes a feature on working in quarries, as well as restoration and landscaping projects. With a focus on the cement industry in Turkey, the issue also includes articles from OYAK, case studies from KHD and a Regional Report from Paul Maxwell-Cook. In addition, the June issue looks at health and safety issues, and includes an equipment review on separators/classifiers.
World Cement - May 2010
WORLD CEMENT’s Special Environmental Issue includes articles on filtration, mercury monitoring, gas analysis, alternative fuels and alternative raw materials, blended cements, quarry restoration and environmental upgrades. In addition, we have asked some of the industry’s finest minds for their perspectives on carbon dioxide reduction and the impact of the proposed NESHAP regulation for Portland cement. This is definitely a must-read issue. Don’t miss out – subscribe today!
World Cement - April 2010
April is another big month for conferences, so this issue includes previews of both bauma 2010 and the AFCM Conference, which will take place in Danang, Vietnam. To coincide, the Regional Report will study South East Asia with particular focus on Vietnam. Also in this issue are articles on gears, drives and lubrication, powering a cement plant and bagging and packing.