The February 2022 issue of Global Cement Magazine is packed with alternative fuels content ahead of the 4th Global CemFuels Virtual Seminar, including a look at future trends in burner design, shredding, waste shipment regulations and explosion protection. There is also comment from Global Cement & Concrete Association CEO Thomas Guillot regarding the role of policy makers in paving the way to net-zero CO2 emissions for the cement sector and our look at the cement sector of Portugal.
Elsewhere in this issue, we interview representatives from drivetrain manufacturer DB Santasalo about the company's history, current activities and future plans. There's also a case-study from motor manufacturer Menzel Elektromotoren and a plant report from El Nahda Cement in Egypt.
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As the world hopes the worst of the pandemic is over after nearly two years of ‘stop-start,’ construction is leading the way in setting the foundations for economic and societal recovery. The next decades will be crucial for the whole industry and for the world.
Further contributions on the occasion of Global Cement’s 25th Anniversary.
Drawing on his extensive experience in the cement burner sector, as well as discussions with numerous cement plant staff and burner manufacturing experts, Xavier d’Hubert looks at how the fuels used by the industry could change in the future and what effects they may have on burner designs.
Global Cement recently spoke with Robert Becker, founder of inerting expert robecco, and Berthold Bussieweke, head of sales at explosion protection systems producer Thorwesten Vent, about the development of explosion protection in the cement sector, with a focus on alternative fuels and future trends.
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