and cement industries and found that it showed a posi-tive effect in the paper industry and a negative effect in the cement industry. Ultimately, the impact of industrial agglomeration on energy efficiency may be positive or negative, and significant differences exist with different regions and industries. Linear impact of industrial agglomeration
The increasing collocation of the largest global firms in the cement industry since the 1980s is not easily attributed to either of these explanations. This paper draws on theories of multimarket contact to test whether strategic interaction across national markets has influenced the successive market entry decisions generating the observed ...
Worrell et al. (2000) studied the cement industry in the U.S. and identified cost-effective technologies and measures for industrial energy saving. Iii et al. (2014) examined different energy-saving technologies and measures for cement and iron and steel industries in India and built a bottom-up conservation supply curve.
1. Introduction1.1. Granulation. Granulation is a process that is well-known and widely used in various industries. This is primarily used when bulk material in the form of a fine powder is considered difficult to treat and process [1].The process is designed to convert fine powders into granular materials with controlled physical properties, i.e. a …
Highly energy intensive unit operation of size reduction in cement industry is intended to provide a homogeneous and super fine (3000-4000 Blain) cement. ... Grinding aids are generally added to the ball mill to reduce electrostatic agglomeration of fine particles and to reduce coating formation on grinding media which reduces grinding ...
The cement industry experts predict that Telangana state, along with the setting up of a new capital, will bring along opportunities in infrastructure development. Experts are looking forward to investment of around Rs 1 lakh crore. Cement companies are not expecting any operational problems arising out of the Telangana's split from the …
In fact, the industrial agglomeration areas of the Japanese paper and pulp industry and cement industry have not changed in recent years. To encourage the advancement of energy efficiency in existing agglomeration areas, we need to consider the characteristics and structure of each area and the extent to which these factors …
There's never been a more important time to build resilience into the core of the cement value chain: the cement plant. The cement …
The use of calcined clays as supplementary cementitious materials provides the opportunity to significantly reduce the cement industry's carbon burden; however, use at a global scale requires a deep understanding of the extraction and processing of the clays to be used, which will uncover routes to optimise their reactivity.
In general, cement production is a significant element in every environmental impact category, from 75% to 94% total impact for construction industry [10]. Cement is …
Similarly, Ghemawat and Thomas (2008) found a positive relationship between the market shares held by the largest multimarket firms in the cement industry and cement prices, and Haveman and ...
A possible reason is that the diversified agglomeration in South Korea is mainly concentrated in regions dominated by tertiary industry, and the tertiary industry is developed with low pollution ...
This difference can be divided into four quartile intervals: the –75% quartile including Tianjin, Shanghai, Sichuan, Jilin, Gansu, Guizhou, and other provinces and municipalities, whose industry synergistic agglomeration index is relatively high, above 0.740; the 75%–50% quartile including Heilongjiang, Chongqing, Hunan, Anhui, …
The industrial agglomeration areas of the Japanese paper and pulp industry and cement industry did not dramatically change within the sample period. Therefore, the causality problem between the locational choice effect, industrial agglomeration effect, and energy efficiency is not serious.
Ali Emir ADIGUZEL, Former Global CEO of HeidelbergCement Group's HCT division, is the founder and Ex-Chairman of the World Cement Association and is one of the top advisers to C Level executives in global cement industry.Ali Emir ADIGUZEL is demanded as a key speaker at international conferences and major companies' top …
According to On Field Investment Research®, global cement demand is expected to be flat in the period 2024-2030, except for increases in the Middle Easte, …
Despite the growing body of literature on the influence of industrial agglomeration on urban innovation, no consensus has been reached on the mechanism of the spillover effect. This empirical study exploits heterogeneity in spillover effects between manufacturing and producer service agglomerations on urban innovation based on a …
In the case of heap leaching, agglomeration relies on a binder (typically cement) and tumbling motion to cause coalescence, or the building of fines into larger particles. Agglomeration drums (sometimes referred to as ore drums or agglomerators) are the equipment of choice for agglomerating ore fines in preparation of heap leaching.
India accounts for around 8% of global cement production. The Adani Group's entry into the cement industry would spark a new round of consolidation, with corporations bidding for the almost 25 million tonne per year (MTPA) of stressed assets on the market. In addition, cement manufacturers' development plans might add another …
The increasing collocation of the largest global firms in the cement industry since the 1980s is not easily attributed to either of these explanations. This paper draws on theories of multimarket contact to test whether strategic interaction across …
DOI: 10.1287/mnsc.1080.0917 Corpus ID: 2156835; Strategic Interaction Across Countries and Multinational Agglomeration: An Application to the Cement Industry …
Most of this work is oriented toward the cement industry, where huge amounts of cement clinker are dry ground in ball mills. ... There is considerable evidence and concurrence of opinion on the prevention-of-agglomeration mechanism of grinding aid action in dry systems (Locher and Von Seeback, 1972; Graichen and Muhler, 1975; …
Particle agglomeration, or granulation, refers to the formation of particle assemblages, which arise from the interaction between particles [706,707]. ... Instances of such behaviour are found in the nuclear industry during the mobilisation and transport of waste materials, in the pharmaceutical industry where fine chemicals are continuously ...
The portland cement added during agglomeration provides most of the alkalinity during leaching, but small quantities of NaOH are added to the. barren solution to maintain the desired value. The leaching and washing cycle is 20 days. ... The precious metals industry has rapidly adopted agglomeration-heap leaching technology. The …
L7 - Industry Studies: Primary Products and Construction. Browse content in L7 - Industry Studies: Primary Products and Construction ... in ways that help firms to grow? That is, what is the appropriate role for 'agglomeration' rather than 'cluster' policy? Finally, we consider the possibility that some horizontal industrial policy ...
We test Marshall's theories of industrial agglomeration by examining which industries locate near one another, or coagglomerate. We construct pairwise …
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Furthermore, this approach allows us to characterise the forces that drive one industry's agglomeration (e.g. the industry is dominated by small firms or high levels of firm entry) rather than the forces that drive the coagglomeration of industry pairs with specific characteristics (e.g. both industries in the pair have small firms or ...
According to Tables 2 and it can be seen that the employment density level of each urban agglomeration shows an upward trend during the period 2005–2016, with most of them showing a significantly higher increase in employment density level around 2010 and almost reaching a peak around 2013 and 2014 years. Among them, for example, …
Different amounts of cement were added to 50-lb charges of clayey gold ore crushed to a nominal 3/8-in. feed size, but the material was not agglomerated. The cement provided protective alkalinity and showed the effect of Portland cement addition without agglomeration. The amount of cement was varied from 0 to 20 lb/ton of feed.