(22) 26.04.2022(43) 02.11.2023(57) A cement production carbon emission accounting method, comprising the following steps: directly measuring total carbon dioxide emissions by means of an instillment;...
Taiwan Transport & Storage Corporation has introduced VOLVO electric tractor trucks TTS, a subsidiary of TCC, joined hands with VOLVO to hold the “Low-Carbon EV Green Transportation Launch Ceremony,”...
How can customers be optimally served worldwide? Among other approaches, Vecoplan offers a digitalisation concept that it has now expanded to include additional services. The machine manufacturer is...
Scrapetec announces participation in 2024 IEEE-IAS/PCA Cement Conference. The Company will present their innovative DustScrape study aiming at efficiency and sustainability in the cement industry....
Taiwan Cement Corporation, Taipei (TCC) and thyssenkrupp Polysius, via its regional headquarter Asia Pacific intend to develop, construct and commission a separate oxyfuel calciner that is unique of it’s kind and has a very compact footprint.
Endress+Hauser has developed strongly in its 70th anniversary year. The specialist for measurement technology and automation solutions increased its consolidated sales by 11% to more than € 3.7 billion in 2023.
Reducing the proportion of clinker in cements and consequently in concretes is the joint goal of Erwitte cement manu-facturer Spenner GmbH & Co. KG and the Berlin-based technology company alcemy GmbH. The partner companies have achieved an important success in establishing a new cement - naturecem 65 (PKH).
At this year’s Paintindia, Wacker presented two dispersible polymer powders for formulating tile adhesives that will soon be introduced into the growing Indian market.
When it comes to decarbonizing the cement and lime industries and waste incineration, there is no way around CO2 capture, storage and use due to the high proportion of unavoidable CO2 emissions.
Rohrdorfer is planning to build Austria’s first industrial-scale CO2 recovery plant in the cement industry at its Gmunden site. The plant will be able to recover 30000 t/a of carbon dioxide.
