Improving the quality of fuels derived from wastes

European experience in using fuel obtained from recycled waste (refuse-derived fuel, RDF) in the cement industry is described

Cements for marine environments

This paper presents the deterioration mechanisms of concrete structures within marine environments and it addresses the most appropriate cements for seawater constructions among the cements included in the European standard EN 197-1

Recycling the polypropylene sack production waste

Russian packaging producer Kazanskiy Zavod Sovremennoy Upakovki (KZSU) ensures low-waste cement sack production by recycling and reusing the sack production waste

The bale opener in the cement industry

The experience of using a bale opener by ReTec Miljø ApS (Denmark) for opening bales of packed wastederived fuel at the Cemex Latvia plant in Broceni, Latvia, is described

Ukrainian cement industry. Results of operations in January 2016

In January 2017 339.9 kt of cement and 475.5 kt of clinker were produced by enterprizes – members of Ukrcement Association, or, respectively, 35.5% and 24.1% more than in January 2016.

Use of carbon dioxide as an accelerating additive in concrete

Environmental concerns have prompted research into the use of captured carbon dioxide as a feedstock in the production of concrete. Industrial trials have examined the use of CO2 to produce ready-mix concrete. A gas injection system provided CO2 into a ready-mix truck d...

The influence of particle-size distribution curve of sand on porosity and frost resistance of concrete

The results of studies of porosity and frost resistance of concrete made with CEM I 32,5 R and CEM III/A 32,5 N cements are published

Expansion of gypsum stone in the presence of a polycarboxylate hyper plasticizer

Expansion of gypsum rock caused by Melflux 6681F, polycarboxylate hyper plasticizer of the latest generation, was investigated

On the chemistry of thaumasite formation

The expansion behavior of cement mortars with 0-25% limestone content is studied in water and magnesium sulfate solution for 2.5 years at room temperature and 7 oC

Mechanically activated cements with mineral additives based on raw materials of the Kola Peninsula

The results of studies of binding properties of mechanically activated compositions based on Portland cement (PC) and mineral additives are presented

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