The October 2023 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains the third in our series of articles to look at cement over the decades, this time looking at the 'hangover' after the cement production 'party' of the 1990s and early 2000s was halted by the global financial crisis. We also look at how global cement trade is being revolutionised by Blink and the future of concrete with the GCCA's Andrew Minson.
Technical contributions come from front cover advertiser Graco (lubrication), Schaeffler (bearings), Analytik Jena (CCUS analysis), the University of Sheffield (CCUS), SCR (IGS) and cement producer Mannok (health and safety). Holtec Consulting provides a detailed report from India's growing cement sector, while Global Cement visits the Jurong Port cement terminal in Singapore. There's also a review of the recent Intercem Istanbul event.
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Schwenk Zement and ThyssenKrupp Polysius are developing a technology that makes activated clay with no calcination or related emission.
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Researchers from the University of Sheffield ask whether LEILAC technology could reduce CO2 emissions from the UK’s largest cement plants.
Schaeffler presents a bearing mounting case-study from Türkiye.
Analytik Jena shows how the right analytical methods enable efficient CO2 storage.
Selective catalytic reduction systems pave the way for sustainable cement production.
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