| | idmmcX: The International Drymix Mortar Conference celebrates its 10th anniversary |  |
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| On March 24, 2025, the International Drymix Mortar Conference celebrated its 10th anniversary - and set a new attendance record with over 220 participants. While the breaks in the program offered the opportunity to exchange ideas with the exhibiting companies, the speakers presented 21 different topics as part of the conference. An overview.
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| | Wacker presents resource-saving silicone joint sealant for natural stone applications | |
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| Wacker presented its new silicone joint sealant ELASTOSIL® eco 7770 P at the European Coatings Show 2025. The condensation-curing product was developed for applications in the construction and sanitary sectors and is particularly suitable for natural stone applications.
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| | The importance of by-products from steel production | |
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| | By-products from steel production make an important contribution to resource efficiency and the circular economy in Europe. The workshop “The role of slags and other by-products within circular economy in the steel industry” on March 5 and 6, 2025 at the Wyndam Duisburger Hof in Duisburg focused on the current state of research into slags and other materials and the challenges expected in the future.
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| | Cement and clinker imports: embodied carbon, carbon costs, and the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) | |
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| | When the European Union (EU) Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) comes into force, importers of Portland cement and clinker will be required to purchase carbon allowances for their goods. Herein, the trade flows into the EU are mapped by country and the equivalent carbon dioxide (CO2-eq) emissions from production is modeled.
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| | Martin Engineering expands operations in Australia | |
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| Martin Engineering first entered the Australian market in 1978 and has since grown to become the country’s top bulk-handling service and solutions provider, improving production, safety, and efficiency for the mining, quarry, cement, and port sectors. By building a new manufacturing facility in Yatala on the East Coast and opening a fully staffed office in Perth on the West Coast, Martin is investing in and adding jobs to the Australian economy.
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| | | Highlights of the upcoming Issue ZKG 4-5/2025 |
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| | | | ALTERNATIVE FUELS
Potentials of material and energy recovery of ETICS waste with EPS in the cement plant
MARKETS AND TRENDS
The Future of Calcined Clay by 2035 and 2050
PLANT REPORT
The Górażdże modernization project - a remarkable project in many respects
PROCESS
Basic considerations for pneumatic conveying against high back pressures
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