To coincide with its distribution at the Global CemFuels Conference in Berlin, Germany, the February 2018 issue of Global Cement Magazine includes a review of the cement sectors of Austria, Germany and Switzerland, the top three users of alternative fuels by thermal substitution rate. There is also an in-depth interview with alternative fuel producer N+P Group and a look at how climate change regulation may impact strongly on those producers that have already taken steps to reduce their emissions. Outside of alternative fuels, there are technical articles on wear protection, belt analysers and lubricants, and a look at the cement plants of Libya, as well as all of the latest news.
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With contamination a cause of premature machinery failure and diminished lubricant life, cement producers know that maintaining clean oil is one of the best investments they can make. Desiccant breathers can help as a front line defence in the ‘war’ on lubricant contamination.
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Lots of parts are needed for the production of Van Beeks’ screw conveyors. Our former logistics assistant Arie made sure that everyone in production had the material they needed to do their work. However, Arie was due to leave to take his well-deserved retirement. In preparing for his successor our corporate philosophy, ‘Automated where possible, traditional craftsmanship where necessary,’ kicked in. We asked, ‘Is it possible to automate internal transport? Is that even useful?’
Global Cement turns its attention to the cement sectors of Austria, Germany and Switzerland, the three leading alternative fuels users in the world…
Mohamed Budahab, a member of board at Libyan Cement Company, reports on the status of plants operating in the Libyan cement sector.
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