The Cement
MONTHLY INDUSTRY MAGAZINEOctober 2022

Co-processing gives residual waste a productive second life

Aerial view of a DG Khan Cement plant

Industry photograph: DG Khan Cement · CemNet

Pakistan

A new kiln expands Askari Cement’s Nizampur plant

2 articlesPakistan · Global · Technology
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Co-processing gives residual waste a productive second lifeSustainability
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A new kiln expands Askari Cement’s Nizampur plantPakistan

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THE CEMENT / October 2022 / 01
Sustainability

Co-processing gives residual waste a productive second life

Republic Cement and a Philippine broadcaster partnered on responsible disposal through alternative fuels.

20 October 2022 · Archive

The Cement reported on a partnership between Manila Broadcasting Company and Republic Cement in October 2022.

The partnership used cement kiln co-processing to manage residual paper and plastic from promotional entries through Republic Cement’s ecoloop programme.

The initiative illustrates one application of alternative fuels and resource recovery in cement production. Technical and environmental requirements remain specific to each material and plant.

Source: The Cement archive

THE CEMENT / October 2022 / 02
Pakistan

A new kiln expands Askari Cement’s Nizampur plant

A look back at the 6,500 tonnes-per-day kiln announced at the Nizampur plant.

22 October 2022 · Archive

The Cement’s October 2022 archive covered the ignition of a new 6,500 tonnes-per-day kiln at Askari Cement’s Nizampur plant in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

The report placed the expansion within Fauji Cement’s broader investment in production capacity.

This is an archive brief. Capacity, ownership and project status may have changed since the original publication.

Source: The Cement archive