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ZKG Newsletter 14|2024 - Green Challenge
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RDF in cement production: Focusing on climate protection and efficient waste management
It is perhaps the greatest challenge in the history of the cement industry: the significant reduction of CO2 emissions. An important step in this direction is the increased use of refuse-derived fuel (RDF).
 
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Spotlight
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Green Challenge, Cement with SCM – Applications with MVR mill
As cement is the most widely consumed building product in the world, a huge volume is produced. Cement production is responsible for about 8% of man-made CO2-emissions. The International Energy Agency (IEA) has highlighted four principal CO2 reduction levers.
 
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NEWS
Always the right pre-pressure: Blowers as a driving force in the cement industry

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In the cement production process, CO2 is not just a footnote, but is now a challenge that the industry is facing. The main source of CO2 emissions is the calcination of limestone, a key step in the production of cement clinker. During the chemical process, calcium carbonate is converted into calcium oxide, releasing significant amounts of CO2. There are also additional emissions from the combustion of fossil fuels, which are required to reach the high temperatures in the rotary kiln.
 
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Sustainability
© Peter Greven
Supporting the Green Challenge – Oleochemical Hydrophobing Agents
The oleochemical industry offers products based on renewable feedstocks like natural oils and fats and, therefore, is one of the oldest industries of the European bioeconomy.
 
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NEWS
Eggersmann FUEL: The custom solution for the cement industry

© Eggersmann

Landfill diversion, lower consumption of virgin fossil fuels, lower CO2 emissions – alternative fuels derived from municipal solid waste (MSW) offer many advantages, but they are rarely adjusted to the needs of the customer. The Eggersmann FUEL is different. It is directly customised to the requirements of the cement industry to compensate as much fossil fuel as possible.
 
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Highlights of the upcoming issue ZKG 8/2024 (12.12.2024)
RECYCLING
Plaster is recyclable - infinitely often and in consistently high quality
 
INTERVIEW
“Schwab - The Next Generation”
 
MARKETS AND TRENDS
Cement Market Special: India
 
MATERIALS
Effect of calcium carbide slag on the durability of alkali-activated ground granulated blast furnace slag-fly ash cementitious system
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