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News Hallett Group's Port Adelaide cement terminal storage dome deflates days after construction

Hallett Group's Port Adelaide cement terminal storage dome deflates days after construction

Written by Global Cement staff 02 February 2023
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Australia: Hallett Group said that a 42m-high storage dome at its upcoming Port Adelaide cement terminal deflated amid on-going construction work at the site on 2 February 2023. ABC News has reported that Hallett Group plans to rebuild the structure at the facility in South Australia. It said that the supplier of the dome's outer skin has sent representatives from Canada to supervise in the reconstruction.

When commissioned, the Port Adelaide cement terminal will distribute cement from Hallett Group's Port Augusta slag cement grinding plant in the north of the state.

Last modified on 08 February 2023
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