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| Green cements are booming, because of the net-zero journey of the cement industry to become carbon-neutral by 2050. But what contribution can green cements provide to reduce CO2 emissions in the cement industry? What are the latest market trends for green cements and which types of green cement will have a major impact? [Photo: Pexels, Joao Jesus]
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| | The BEUMER Group has completely redesigned and overhauled its paletpac range of robust palletizers. The modular machines now have identical or similar components and modules and – wherever possible – are based on the same design. The total number of components has been reduced and faster deliveries are possible. If replacement parts are later needed, this will also go faster. BEUMER configures the modules according to each customer’s requirements, tests them in-house and installs them on the customer’s premises, saving time and money.
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| | Digital momentum for sustainable cement production | |
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| Latest-generation digitalization solutions can boost a cement plant’s efficiency while contributing significantly to the decarbonization of industry. To that end, the chain of production should be viewed based on a fully integrated approach: from the quarry to dispatch and even beyond, from the sensor/actuator to the management level and across a plant’s whole lifecycle. The result is a digital cement plant that is sustainable across the board, creates attractive jobs – and generates a good profit. [Photo: Siemens AG]
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| | Catalyst of carbon transition | |
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| Hoffmann Green’s purpose is to act on the climate and the environment in a different way and right now … by designing and producing decarbonated cement products that contain 0% clinker. Thanks to its innovative technological solutions, construction players will be able to significantly reduce their CO2 footprint with eco-friendly concrete to create the sustainable cities of tomorrow. [Photo: Hoffmann Green Cement]
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| CCS project: Heidelberg Materials gets support from the
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| The EU Innovation Fund, one of the world’s largest funding programmes for innovative low-carbon technologies, has selected Heidelberg Materials’ pioneering GeZero Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) project for Grant Agreement Preparation. As part of the project, a completely new concept and operational design will be implemented in the company’s German cement plant in Geseke. [Image: GeZero/Heidelberg Materials]
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| Concrete.ai: Generative Artificial Intelligence helpsdesigning
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| For decades, the process of designing the mixing proportions for concrete mixtures has been largely empirical and inefficient, due to the complexity of the various internal and external variables at play. This lack of efficiency in concrete mixture design has made it difficult to develop new formulas that meet the pressing need for decarbonization in concrete production. Concrete.ai is an artificial intelligence (AI), specifically, machine learning (ML) platform that uses innovative data analytics to revolutionize the design of ready-mix concrete.
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| | GREEN CHALLENGE
– Challenges for a versatile grinding system in a green future and matching solutions
– Pioneering alternative fuel solutions in the lime and cement industry
– Characterizing energy feed for the lime industry
– Decarbonizing lime kilns with alternative fuels
– The steel production transformation process in Europe: New slag types will substitute granulated blast furnace slag
– Practice of energy efficiency improvement for the pyro system of the 10000 t/d production line
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