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New Cat pulverizers provide up to 52 percent faster cycle times

Caterpillar's new generation of primary and secondary pulverizers deliver up to 52 percent faster cycle times, producing more tons-per-litre of fuel burned. The new line includes three new rotatable primary models - P318, P324 and P332 - which feature...

China-Canada Collaboration on CO2 Capture for Cement

A new collaboration between the China Building Materials Academy, (CBMA) and Canadian based, International CCS Knowledge Centre (Knowledge Centre) will see simultaneous advancements in understanding and knowledge sharing of carbon capture technology designed specifically to see substantial emission reductions...

Rhino Doors launches new after sales business

Rhino Doors, the UK’s leader in the design and manufacture of high-performance engineered doors, has launched Rhino Site Systems Limited (RSSL), a new arm of its business which will manage the company’s aftersales services. The manufacturer, which recently won contracts...

Normet launches new technologies for concrete spraying

Normet brought their sprayed concrete layer thickness control system, the SmartScan, to the market in 2019. The SmartScan is aimed at all underground sprayed concrete applications to deliver accurate and reliable sprayed concrete layer thickness information for the sprayer...

Catch the latest in volumetric concrete mixer technology with Cemen Tech at World of Concrete 2021

There is nothing like testing out the real thing. So, this year at World of Concrete put your hands on the most intuitive, user-friendly technology applications available for volumetric concrete mixers. Throughout the annual event, Cemen Tech will be...

HeidelbergCement to build the world’s first carbon-neutral cement plant

HeidelbergCement announced its intention to upgrade its plant on the Swedish island of Gotland to become the world’s first carbon-neutral cement plant. The installation at the Slite plant of HeidelbergCement’s subsidiary Cementa will be scaled to capture up to...

Scottish architect Kettle Collective designs worlds second tallest tower for Russia

Scotland-based architect Kettle Collective has unveiled its design for a spiralling 703m tower for St Petersburg, Russia that would be the second highest skyscraper in the world next to Dubai’s Burj Khalifa (828m). Although the Burj is taller, this tower,...

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