The September 2019 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains a number of contributions that 'paint the scenery' around the cement sector at the end of the 2010s, including novel cements, the rising influence of CO2 emissions costs, potential mitigation strategies for these and trends in 'human resources' within our sector. There are technical contributions on the topics of refractories, dispatch systems, dust suppression, health and safety and wear protection, plus all of the latest news and a major review of the cement sectors of Central America and the Caribbean.
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Against the increasingly urgent need to reduce industrial CO2 emissions, there has been significant research into alternative cement chemistries that claim drastic reductions. However, the geological reality of the elements available from the earth mean there will be no magic solutions, although there are still lots of opportunities for improvement...
How the global cement industry can bridge the gap between retiring senior leadership and promising early career talent.
Algorithms are a major efficiency driver for logistics assets in the cement industry. However, many producers still lose traction when it comes to creating optimal shift schedules for their human assets. This article will explore latest developments and technology in workforce management and discuss how they can be applied across the cement sector.
In the face of accelerating climate change, the world needs a new approach to reducing CO2 emissions. Scrum Consult’s Philippe Fonta presents the New International Carbon Economy (NICE) concept.
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