Back issues
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.
World Cement - March 2010
The March issue focuses on the cement industry in North America, and includes two keynote articles from the PCA on the topics of the economy and the ramifications of the EPA’s NESHAP proposal for Portland Cement, respectively. In addition, a number of articles from North American equipment suppliers show how their technological expertise has been utilised at home and abroad.
World Cement - February 2010
The February issue covers a range of bulk materials and alternative fuels handling applications and technologies. The issue additionally provides a focus on the cement industry in the MENA region to coincide with the INTERCEM Conference taking place in Egypt in March. A preview of the event is featured in the issue.
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.
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.
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.