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World Cement - January 2010

World Cement - January 2010

2010 kicks off with our Special Maintenance Issue, including several articles illustrating the importance of preventative maintenance as well as a Q&A session with input from a range of experts. Also in this issue, Paul Maxwell-Cook presents plant stories from Latvia and Hungary in our regional report on Central and Eastern Europe.
 

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World Cement - December 2009

World Cement - December 2009

The December issue includes three articles detailing energy saving initiatives taken by North American cement companies under guidance from the US EPA. We then look at kiln and clinker cooler repair, maintenance and replacement, which gives you a taste of what to expect from the January issue. The issue concludes with articles from burner manufacturers, which outline how to save money and optimise performance by choosing the right tool for the job.
 

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World Cement - November 2009

World Cement - November 2009

November is always a busy month, and this year is no exception. Conferences in Beirut (AUCBM) and Malága (Colloquia for Cement Plant Managers) are previewed in this issue, which will be distributed at both events. To coincide with these, we also feature a selection of plant stories from North Africa and the Middle East, and the latest innovations in efficiency and emissions reduction from Spanish companies. As this year's AUCBM Conference takes an environmental theme, the issue also highlights developments in filtration and dedusting technology.
 

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World Cement - October 2009

World Cement - October 2009

This issue includes regional reports on India, China and Pakistan, including overviews of the current situation for the cement industry in those countries and their future prospects. In addition to an excellent selection of technical articles on fan technology, silo cleanout systems, additives and chromate reduction, the issue also benefits from an exclusive interview with Philippe Quemener, CEO of Lafarge's Europe Technical Centre (ETC).
 

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World Cement - September 2009

World Cement - September 2009

This month, we celebrate the growth of the Latin American cement industry with a collection of articles about cement plant projects in the region. The issue also presents a German Technology Review to coincide with the VDZ Congress, with the notable addition of insight from Dr Detlev Rose, CEO of Polysius AG, on the occasion of the company's 150th anniversary. Finally, we examine the potential of blended cements with several contributions from leading players in this field.
 

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World Cement - August 2009

World Cement - August 2009

On this month's cover: The production of high-grade lime and dolomite requires very complex know-how. With over 500 kilns installed, the name Maerz stands for vast experience and state-of-the-art technology in designing lime kilns. The new 250/300 tpd Maerz Finelime Kiln has now started production at the Herrlingen plant of Märker Kalk GmbH, Germany.
 

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World Cement - July 2009

World Cement - July 2009

On this month's cover: Loesche provides milling and drying plants worldwide for the cement, energy and mineral industries. The company has attained a notable market leadership by means of patent-protected process technology and engineering know-how, developed over more than 100 years. Loesche is able to deliver all mills for a cement plant, from first concept to commissioning, augmented by maintenance, repair, modernisation of milling plant and spare parts activities - all from one source.
 

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World Cement - June 2009

World Cement - June 2009

On this month's cover: Williams vertical roller mills are used for grinding and drying minerals and coal for the cement, minerals, and power industries. On the cover are two 90 in. (3.5 m) roller mills for grinding limestone to minus 325 mesh (40 µm). Features include externally- driven high efficiency turbine classifiers, external independant gear drives, and the ability to produce products from 3 mm to 40 µm and finer. Continuous product improvement and development for over 135 years has kept Williams in the forefront of roller mill technology.
 

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World Cement - May 2009

World Cement - May 2009

On this month's cover: FLSmidth was the main equipment supplier for the Salt River Materials Group’s modernisation of its Phoenix Cement facility in Clarkdale, Arizona. This plant features energy-efficient roller mills for grinding coal, raw meal and cement. The cement grinding mill, the first cement VRM installed in the US, operates with 30% better power efficiency than existing ball mills. The pyroprocessing system includes the latest ROTAX-2 kiln design with friction drive, a highly-efficient SF Cross-Bar cooler, and the latest low NOx and low CO ILC preheater/calciner. In addition, the plant has a complete control system by FLSmidth Automation and a Ventomatic cement packing and palletising system. This facility has proven to be one of the most energy-efficient plants in the US, with skilled Phoenix Cement employees utilising equipment based on proven, superior technology and design provided by FLSmidth.
 

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World Cement - April 2009

World Cement - April 2009

On this month's cover: COMFLEX, KHD´s new grinding system, is a modular, compact and multi-talented grinding solution for the cement and minerals industries. COMFLEX is used for finish and semi-finish grinding of raw materials, cement and slag. This new grinding system combines well-proven KHD technologies: roller press with swing frame for easy and fast roller change and a tailor-made separating unit, taking care of separating, drying and conveying. The system enables production rates of more than 1000 tph raw meal and 600 tph cement to fit large kilns with single grinding units. COMFLEX features high flexibility for a wide range of applications and product qualities, lowest energy demand and favourable particle size distributions. Contrary to other grinding systems, with COMFLEX at least 50% of the grinding capacity is available during maintenance of grinding tools.
 

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