[Original] Indian Cement Plant Uses Sludge as Alternative Fuel

2014-12-18 10:09:59

The Indian Pollution Control Board will provide the National Industrial Promotion Agency of Tamil Nadu, India (State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu). (Sipcot) 20,000 tons of sludge from textile mills in the Perundurai Industrial Park is transported to Ariyalur district in Tamil Nadu for use as an alternative fuel.

   The Indian Pollution Control Board will provide the National Industrial Promotion Agency of Tamil Nadu, India (State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu). Sipcot) Twenty thousand tons of sludge from textile mills in the Perundurai Industrial Park is transported to the Ariyalur region of Tamil Nadu for use as an alternative fuel . Local media reported that local cement producers have begun accepting sludge from the textile industry as an alternative fuel after tests showed that the use of sludge as a fuel had no impact on the quality of cement. Subsequently, a cement plant ordered 8000 tons of sludge.


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The Indian Pollution Control Board will provide the National Industrial Promotion Agency of Tamil Nadu, India (State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu). (Sipcot) 20,000 tons of sludge from textile mills in the Perundurai Industrial Park is transported to Ariyalur district in Tamil Nadu for use as an alternative fuel.

2014-12-18 10:09:59

On June 4, the delegation of Hebei Building Materials Industry Association went to Shandong Cement Industry Association to hold a symposium. The two sides conducted in-depth exchanges and practical discussions on common issues such as the current operation characteristics of the building materials industry, changes in the market environment and industrial transformation and upgrading. This visit is a concrete practice of Hebei Association to actively innovate its working methods and serve the healthy development of the industry, aiming at learning from the advanced experience of other provinces and jointly exploring a new path for the high-quality development of the cement industry.