cement clinker

AN investigation has been launched into GCC imports of all types of cement, including Iranian-origin cement clinker. The move by GCC Office of the Technical Secretariat to combat harmful practices in international trade follows a complaint.

KAM noted that while paper manufacturers were struggling to break even, Kenya imported paper and paperboard products such as newsprint, printing papers and packing stuff worth Sh19 billion in the last three quarters of 2018."Kenya is experiencing a construction boom that has informed multibillion shilling investments by the six cement companies expanding their facilities as well as new cement firms coming in, but the country still imported cement clinker worth Sh7.3 billion."Asbestos, wire, nails, nuts, rivets and screws, domestic utensils of base materials and dry cell batteries are locally manufactured but why do we allow their importation?" she posed.

One of India's oldest family business conglomerates, Shapoorji Pallonji boasts a rich legacy of more than 151 years constructing world-renowned landmarks including the tallest residential building in India, the largest mall in India, the largest cement clinker plant in Asia, nuclear research establishments, airports, factories and stadiums.

The decree of the president of Uzbekistan "On measures for the further liberalization of trade and the development of competition in commodity markets" extends the customs privileges on certain types of goods (coal, cement, cement clinker, asbestos, building glass, timber and lumber) until Jan.

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Those projects include: a factory for the production of aluminum radiators and a factory for the production of textile products with a production volume of 600 tons and 200,000 textiles a year; a plant for the production of cement clinker with a capacity of 2,500 tons per day.

Inhaling cement clinker dust over a period of time may, in some cases, result in cancer.

Portland cement clinker was used in the experimental study.

The firm currently has four dated mills at Padeswood that grind the clinker produced from the kilns on the site to produce cement, however they cannot keep up with demand so around 40 per cent of cement clinker produced on site is transported off to other locations.