UK cement news
The light at the end of the tunnel
Waldo Mariscal, Unacem Peru S.A., and Oscar Lijap, Parker, explore the impact of dust generation in underground conveyor systems and consider measures to combat this problem.
Pressurisation Perils in Storage Silos
Marcus Bronner, ENVEA, explains how the challenges of storage silo over-pressurisation can be solved with ambient air monitoring.
Ceramic-Based Success
Hayley Ventor, Sila Australia, takes a look at the ways novel ceramic technology is advancing cement production.
Promoting LC3 cement: Part 5
Dr S B Hegde, Jain College of Engineering and Technology, explores effective strategies to promote Limestone Calcined Clay Cement (LC3) as a mainstream choice in construction: Part 5.
Cemex kickstarts first-of-a-kind low-carbon hydrogen project using thermal plasma electrolysis in cement production
Cemex Ventures has announced an initial hydrogen deployment at industrial scale with HiiROC at its Rugby cement plant in the United Kingdom.
Industry collaboration produces first pour of pioneering IBAA concrete in England
Breedon, Meldgaard, Recycl8 and Veolia have combined expertise to lay first-ever low-carbon IBAA / R8 concrete in the UK at Veolia’s Ling Hall site.
Promoting LC3 cement: Part 4
Dr S B Hegde, Jain College of Engineering and Technology, explores effective strategies to promote Limestone Calcined Clay Cement (LC3) as a mainstream choice in construction: Part 4.
The Burner and Analyser Advantage
Felix Bartknecht & Dr. Oliver Andrick, Testo, and Markus Paur, UNITHERM CEMCON, explain how combining burners and gas analysers can ignite efficiency in cement plants.
Promoting LC3 cement: Part 3
Dr S B Hegde, Jain College of Engineering and Technology, explores effective strategies to promote Limestone Calcined Clay Cement (LC3) as a mainstream choice in construction: Part 3.
Optimising Stirred Milling Technology
Prof. Dr. A. Hakan Benzer, Onur Atakay, & Volkan Cebeci, Minerva Engineering, and Hakan Dündar, Hacettepe University, provide a case study showing how the application of stirred milling technology enhances cement grinding efficiency and reduces energy consumption.