Journal
The article presents the main figures for the Turkish cement industry. In 2025, the plants of member companies of the National Association of Cemen...
| Issue №3, 2026 |
| Section: Review |
| Keywords: cement industry, production capacity, alternative fuels and raw materials, AFR, Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, CBAM, CO2 emissions, dry process, export |
| Autor: V. Bozay. |
In 2025, the Brazilian economy grew by 2.3 % amid high interest rates and a contractionary monetary environment. Despite these constraints, the...
| Issue №2, 2026 |
| Section: Review |
| Keywords: economy, cement industry, construction sector, housing market, interest rates, labor market resilience, infrastructure investment, energy efficiency, alternative fuels, co-processing, Net Zero Roadmap |
| Autor: F.T.S. Guimaraes. |
The article discusses the effectiveness of using a waste product from the electrolytic production of aluminum as a fluorine-containing mineralizer...
| Issue №2, 2026 |
| Section: Waste utilization |
| Keywords: clinker firing, mineralizer, fluorinated waste, fuel consumption, energy saving, CO2 and NOx emissions |
| Autor: A.G. Novosyolov, Y.I. Dreer, Y.I. Litvinova, I.N. Novoselova. |
Modern cement manufacture faces twin imperatives — produce stronger, more consistent clinker while drastically reducing fuel use and CO2 emissions....
| Issue №5, 2025 |
| Section: Equipment and technology |
| Keywords: clinker, kiln, cooler, artificial intelligence, alternative fuels, CO2 emissions |
| Autor: S.B. Hegde. |
Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF) is a byproduct of processing household, industrial, municipal, and other types of waste, producing fractions suitable fo...
| Issue №4, 2025 |
| Section: Ecology and safety |
| Keywords: alternative fuel, refuse-derived fuel, waste utilization |
| Autor: E.Y. Ivlieva. |
This article describes ways to reduce CO2 emissions associated with the production, transportation, and use of cement and cement-based matefrom ri...
| Issue №4, 2025 |
| Section: Ecology and safety |
| Keywords: cement production; CO2 emission; blended cements; alternative fuels; carbon capture, utilization and storage |
| Autor: Priya Bansal. |
Limestone calcined clay cement (LC3) offers a promising pathway for the cement industry to reduce its carbon footprint while maintaining performanc...
| Issue №3, 2025 |
| Section: Science and production |
| Keywords: limestone calcined clay cement, LC3, calcined clay, carbon emissions, fuel consumption, raw materials |
| Autor: N. Gupta, L. Dudi, Sh. Bishnoi. |
The article presents the key indicators of the US cement industry. According to the esti-mates, in 2024 the country produced about 73 million tons ...
| Issue №1, 2025 |
| Section: Review |
| Keywords: cement production, cement and clinker imports, CO2 emissions, alternative fuels, blended cements, carbon capture |
| Autor: R. Bohan. |
Cost reduction measures that can be implemented in a cement plant are described in the article. By prioritizing cost reduction initiatives, cement ...
| Issue №1, 2025 |
| Section: Equipment and technology |
| Keywords: cost reduction, competitiveness, profitability, energy performance, alternative fuels, waste heat recovery, maintenance, automation |
| Autor: S. Bhattacharya. |
The article discusses the main features of the use of petroleum coke as a fuel in cement plants. Petroleum coke is an economical alternative to oth...
| Issue №1, 2025 |
| Section: Equipment and technology |
| Keywords: petcoke, alternative fuel, ring formation, clogging |
| Autor: J. Butkus. |