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• TITLE: Sustainable Cement Production with Improved Energy Efficiency and Emerging CO2 Mitigation

  AUTHORS: Shuangzhen Wang, Xiaochun Han

  KEYWORDS: Energy Efficiency; CO2 Capture; Fly Ash Cement

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Chemical Engineering and Science, Vol.2 No.1, December 31, 2011

  ABSTRACT: This paper studies the current strategies of energy efficiency improvement, CO2 capture in cement production and fly ash blended cement and concrete. Application of updated technology in newly industrialized countries (especially China) has improved energy efficiency due to their (its) dominant global cement production shares. Waste heat recovery (WHR) increases its energy efficiency. CO2 capture from cement plants will be more efficient than that from pulverized coal fired power plant. This paper might serve as a guide for the technology improvement, energy policy making and environmental protection in cement production.