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Publications on the subject Cement production


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Limestone properties under the spotlight: Portland-limestone cements containing non-standard limestones

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Cement International 12 (2014) 1, S.23-24

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Mercury in the German cement industry – a balance

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Cement International 16 (2018) 6, p.50-61

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Influences of the oxyfuel cooling medium on mineralogy and microstructure of Portland cement clinker

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17th EMABM, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, May 20-23, 2019 Hrsg. Proceedings of the 17th Euroseminar on Microscopy Applied to Building Materials, Toronto (Canada), 20. to 23. May 2019

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Standardising data in cement plants. Standardisierung von Daten im Zementwerk

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Cement International 19 (2021) 3, 34-45

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Increase in energy efficiency and enhancement of cement properties by means of separate ultra-fine grinding

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Crying Zwolf

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Albrecht Schall, VDZ, discusses the ‘Zwolf’ and the role of maintenance in ensuring that cement kilns operate effectively. Published in: World Cement (2021) 12, 35-38

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A process-integrated method for calcining clays

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The use of calcined clays as a main component of cement or as an additive to concrete is becoming increasingly important and of interest from an economic and ecological point of view. Standards such as the European Cement Standard EN 197 already today provide for the use of calcined clays (as natural tempered pozzolan) as a main component of cement. Depending on their chemical and mineralogical composition, the clays used must in principal be heated to temperatures of over 600 °C in order to achieve their pozzolanic potential. VDZ has developed a new process for this purpose, which we are pleased to present to you in the attached document.

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Dynamic simulation of the cement process to reduce emissions and improve energy efficiency

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ZKG Cement, Lime, Gypsum 2022, 75(8), S.46-51

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