The Cleanest Cement Plant in the World: Part 1
World Cement’s Joseph Green visits the Kirchdorfer Cement plant in Kirchdorf an der Krems, Austria, to see the official opening of the DeCONOx system developed by Scheuch.
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World Cement’s Joseph Green visits the Kirchdorfer Cement plant in Kirchdorf an der Krems, Austria, to see the official opening of the DeCONOx system developed by Scheuch.
World Cement’s Joseph Green visits the Kirchdorfer Cement plant in Kirchdorf an der Krems, Austria, to see the official opening of the DeCONOx system developed by Scheuch.
Robert Carroll, UK Quality Ash Association (UKQAA), UK, explains how the flyash market is prepared to respond to the closing of coal-fired power plants in the UK.
Jeff Mirisola, BBS Technical Services, details Bricking Solutions’ newest Bricking machine, the EZFlexx50.
The global market for green cement is expected to more than double between 2016 and 2024 as sustainability becomes a priority for the construction industry.
Joseph Green, World Cement, visisted Höganäs Bjuf in Bjuv, Sweden, to investigate what the company describe as the most modern monolithic refractory plant in the world.
Joseph Green, World Cement, visisted Höganäs Bjuf in Bjuv, Sweden, to investigate what the company describe as the most modern monolithic refractory plant in the world.
Joseph Green, World Cement, visisted Höganäs Bjuf in Bjuv, Sweden, to investigate what the company describe as the most modern monolithic refractory plant in the world.
Martin Baechler, FLSmidth MAAG Gear, Switzerland, explains how the company defines the use of conventional drive systems for vertical roller mills.
Martin Baechler, FLSmidth MAAG Gear, Switzerland, explains how the company defines the use of conventional drive systems for vertical roller mills.
Oliver Kurtnacker, Fritz and Macziol, Germany, discusses why semi-automatic mechanisms offer half as much security within the bulk industry and why manual processes are being phased out.
Oliver Kurtnacker, Fritz and Macziol, Germany, discusses why semi-automatic mechanisms offer half as much security within the bulk industry and why manual processes are being phased out.