Ashok Kumar Dembla, President and Managing Director, Humboldt Wedag, discusses the integration of AFR and digital twins technology to upgrade cement plants to CCUS readiness. Technology...
Radha Singh, Senior Manager (P&Q), Shree Digvijay Cement, points out why performance, predictability and life-cycle value now matter more than routine replacement in cement kilns. As...
From AFR-driven chemistry shifts to digitalised kiln monitoring, refractory strategy has become central to operational stability and cost control. Plants that treat refractories as strategic assets...
Jignesh Kundaria, CEO and Director, Fornnax, presents a blueprint for India’s circular cement economy through robust AFR pre-processing. India’s cement industry, a cornerstone of its infrastructure...
Cement is among the most carbon-intensive materials in the world. Hence, the Indian cement industry needs to chart a practical path to decarbonisation as the country...
Raunak Singh Chatha, Business Development Manager, Alfa Therm, in conversation with Kanika Mathur about transforming waste into energy with cutting-edge shredding solutions. Advanced shredding technology is...
Ashok Dembla, President and Managing Director, KhD Humboldt, in conversation with Kanika Mathur about the use of technology in the grinding process. The cement industry, responsible...
The cement industry, vital for global infrastructure, faces the dual challenge of meeting rising demand while addressing environmental concerns. Kanika Mathur explores how innovative practices and...
Rajesh Kumar Nayma, Assistant General Manager – Environment, Wonder Cement, shares the company’s ambitious commitment to reducing emissions through advanced technology and alternative fuel use, thereby...
The cement industry, known for its high energy consumption, faces increasing pressure to enhance efficiency and reduce environmental impact. ICR explores the critical role of energy...
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