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| Dr Martin Schneider, Chief Executive of VDZ, explains what the biggest challenges and bright spots in the industry are at the moment, what contribution VDZ‘s CO2 Roadmap will make to climate neutrality in the industry, and what key topics participants can look forward to at the 9th International VDZ Congress.
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| Schaefer Kalk Malaysia’s goal of decarbonisation
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| Schaefer Kalk has long been a significant player in the lime industry, renowned for its quality products and innovative processes. As the global push for sustainability intensifies, Schaefer Kalk is taking strategic steps to align its operations with the growing demand for environmentally responsible practices.
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| | First cement with recycled construction and demolition material | |
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| | The scarcity of natural resources and climate change require architects and civil engineers to rethink the way they use building materials. One economically and ecologically sensible solution is to recycle building materials.
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| | No alternative: The advantages of plasterboard are unique and difficult to replace | |
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| | The undisputed advantages of gypsum products for the extension of existing buildings and new builds are appreciated by countless building owners and specialist companies for many reasons. In addition to the positive building biology properties, the structural performance, e.g. in terms of sound insulation and fire protection, and the ease of processing are sound arguments for the use of gypsum products.
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| | Eqiom Lumbres Cement Plant partners with thyssenkrupp Polysius on ultrafine cement technology | |
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| | Eqiom Lumbres Cement Plant, a CRH Company, has entrusted thyssenkrupp Polysius with the implementation of an ultrafine grinding plant. This additional grinding stage allows for the reduction of the clinker factor in cement.
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| | | Highlights of the Current Issue ZKG 6/2024 |
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| | | | PROCESS
Overview of energy consumption and attributes of grinding technologies in Indian cement industry
EVENT PREVIEW
Announcement: European Mortar Summit 2025
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY
Service contractors: Results come down to training
ASSOCIATIONS
Occupational safety in the lime industry: awards for Schaefer Kalk and Fels-Werke
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