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Global Cement Magazine - July - August 2022

The July - August 2022 issue of Global Cement Magazine sees the return of our Top 10 Producers feature after two years of immense change in our sector. Our plant report in this issue comes from Drake Cement in Arizona, US, which finds itself in a busy and growing market, while there are technical contributions on low-CO2 cement from Hoffmann Green Cements, as well as on condition monitoring, lubrication, filtration, dust, bearings and a revolutionary compressed air concept from Innovatium.
There are also photographic reports from the recent IFAT and Hillhead trade-shows, in Munich and Buxton respectively.
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Global Cement Magazine - June 2022

The June 2022 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains the third in CemBR's articles on the EU ETS, this time looking at the proposed Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). Along these themes there's also an interview with WCA CEO Ian Riley on the topic of carbon capture, plus a look at the use of membranes for this application.
Technical articles take in lifting, weighing, predictive maintenance and condition monitoring. This issue's plant report comes from Cookstown Cement, a newly-independent operator since the start of 2022, while the county report is from the UK. There's also a review of the recent IEEE-IAS / PCA Cement Industry Technical Conference and a look at Myanmar's cement plants of the past.
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Global Cement Magazine - May 2022

The May 2022 issue of Global Cement Magazine will be distributed at the IEEE-IAS/PCA Cement Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. It therefore contains a look at the cement industry of the south west US and Mexico, plus interviews with PCA CEO Mike Ireland and Chief Economist Ed Sullivan.
There's also a look at the rise of Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), a visit to Hoffmeier Industrieanlagen, technical features on dust control and lubrication and the second in CemBR's series of articles on the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS).
The issue's plant report comes from HeidelbergCement's Burglengenfeld facility, one of the most modern in Germany, with wider context about the German market also included
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