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Richard Wong, manager of the HSBC GIF Chinese Equity, on developments in China and the expected five-year plan

will benefit from government investment in housing and infrastructure in the near future commodity sectors such as cement or copper mines, says Richard Wong, manager of the HSBC GIF Chinese Equity, in a current market outlook.
“A key goal of the Chinese government is to provide affordable housing for low-income families. Therefore, China plans to build this year, up to 5.8 million homes, in addition to the two million last year. Of the project will benefit many sectors, for examples of cement, steel and copper. Due to high demand, Wong has overweighted the cement sector. The current supply is reduced further by the closure of some small, polluting factories. The supply of copper is the world’s limited while demand is growing strongly. Wong this sector has also overweight. For steel, however, remains the manager reserved, as it currently is an oversupply and higher iron ore prices could reduce profit margins of steel producers.

Beijing will soon announce the twelfth five-year plan. The Plan covers the years 2011 to 2015. The HSBC fund manager has information that the new five-year plan will place an emphasis on improving and expanding infrastructure. Although the details have not yet known, Wong expects that the plan will include the following: to promote greater energy efficiency, reducing pollution, increasing the share of consumption in gross domestic product, to increase the income and the reduction of income disparities between urban and rural population. ”
To curb speculation in the Chinese real estate market, it is enough, according to Wong is not only to restrict the supply of mortgages and loans. “There are many rich Chinese. In fact, about 30 percent of house purchases in the People’s Republic made completely through cash payment.” Therefore, it is more effective in Wong’s assessment, to limit the number of allowed real estate purchases per capita.

Facts and arguments in cement production and use of cementitious materials
* Natural resources are the basis of cement production. The sustainable use of land degradation must be combined because of the large investments with long-term commodity security.
* Cement manufacturing is as energy efficient as energy-intensive process. The production factor energy, it depends on competitive conditions.
* The protection of the environment and the climate is the sustainable reduction of emissions, and the recovery of secondary fuels and raw materials in the center.
* The use of cementitious materials is determined by the construction industry. The development of the construction demand is not just for the industry, but for the entire economy of high importance.
* The modernization of infrastructure are more public and private investment. Including housing the potentials are far from exhausted.
* Cement has influenced modern architecture. Concrete is not only aesthetically but also economically, socially and ecologically.
* The German cement industry is committed to sustainable development. Along the entire value chain of cementitious materials, the principles of sustainable development is implemented.

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The author was for many years Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at he University of Aberdeen, Scotland. Since 1948, his main research interest has been the chemistry of cement. His early work laid the foundations of our understanding of the structure at the nanometre level of C-S-H, the principal product formed when cement is mixed with water, and the one mainly reponsible for the hardening of the final concrete product. Subsequent studies took him into many additional aspects of the chemistry and materials science of cement and concrete. His work has been recognized by Fellowships and by other honours and awards from many scientific societies in the UK, USA and elsewhere. This second edition of Cement chemistry addresses the chemistry and materials science of the principal silicate and aluminate cements used in building and Civil engineering. Emphasis throughout is on the underlying science. This book deals more specifically with the chemistry of Portland cement manufacture , the common commercial cement product, and the nature of the resulting product, the processes that occur when this product is mixed with water, the nature of the hardened material, the chemistry of other types of hydraulic cement, and chemical and micro-structural aspects of concrete, including processes that affect its durability. Since the first edition of this book was published in 1990, research throughout the world has greatly augmented our knowledge in all of these areas. This present second edition has been updated and revised to take account of these advances. The reader will acquire a solid understanding of the subject and will be better equipped to deal with the problems and pitfalls that can arise in engineering practice as a result of inadequate understanding of the relevant chemistry. It will serve both as an introduction to those entering the subject for the first time and as a guide to the latest developments for those already experienced in the field.

The Cement Plant Operations Handbook : The Concise Guide to Cement Manufacture (International Cement Review) Updated, improved and with additional content, totalling some 300 pages, the new Fifth edition of the cement manufacturing industry’s favourite technical reference handbook has now been published.

The Cement Plant Operations Handbook (CPOH) is now established as simply the most useful publication available for operational use, referenced data, and training and general management usage in almost every cement plant worldwide.

Some 18,000 copies over the past four editions have been presented to International Cement Review’s global subscribers, purchased and used extensively as part of various in-house training initiatives by leading cement producers such as Holcim, Lafarge and Cemex, and most recently been given to over 700 students participating in a training initiative of the cement industry.

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This book deals with two important areas that directly affect kiln availability for production. These two aspects decide if the cement plant would make profit or loss during the year. At the moment there is no book that deals with these aspects. The literature on these subjects is scattered and the totality of the subject is missing. The book Refractory Engineering and Kiln Maintenance in Cement Plants is an utmost requirement for the Cement Industry and would fulfill the needs of the Cement Industry all over the world. It has brought out various developments of refractory with the changing technological scenario.
The contents is totally comprehensive in every respect and has been planned in such a way that starting from Changing Phases of Kiln Systems and Choice of Refractories, Improving the Kiln Up-time, there are also important chapters on Inspection, Storage and Packing of Refractories, Refractory Management, Kiln Maintenance with a bonus of a glossary of the technical terms.
The book will serve as a handbook for production managers, production engineers, Kiln operators, refractory engineers, maintenance managers, purchase engineers, inventory engineers, warehouse officers and storekeepers.