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World Cement

North America 2019

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Arc Flash − IEEE 1584-2018, NFPA,70E 2018

& OSHA Final Rule Highlights and Arc Flash

Mitigation Technologies

Samy Faried, ABB Inc., and Wolfgang Hakelberg,

ABB AG

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Benefits of Micro-grids for the Cement & Mineral

Industries

Xavier d’Hubert, XDH, Sebastien Borguet,

CMI Groupe, and Lâl Mandarin, PELICAN S.A.

Plant tour: Holcim Ste Genevieve

The tour at the Holcim Ste Genevieve plant will

consist of both drive-by and walking tour routes.

The drive-by tour will provide an opportunity

to conveniently view the entire Ste. Genevieve

production process from the quarry to the harbour.

Walking route

From the central assembly location, tour

participants will have immediate access to the

walking tour route. Plant personnel, boundary tape,

and informational signage will assist in guiding and

monitoring tour participants along walking tour

routes. Both plant personnel and a few specific

OEM representatives

including those from

FLSmidth, IKN, AUMUND Group, and Brennan

will be available to provide overviews, explanations,

and answer questions. The walking tour route will

be confined to non‑operational areas of the plant,

between the raw mill and cement mill locations.

During the walking tour, guests will be able to

view the plant’s two vertical raw mills, raw mill

silos, kiln, clinker cooler, clinker silos, four vertical

finishing mills, and cement silos. Access to view the

control room operations, quality assurance, and

control laboratories in the main administrative

building will also be provided.

Drive-by route

Also located near the central assembly area,

tour participants will be able to access smaller

transport vehicles for a drive-by tour of the quarry

and harbour areas. Each transportation vehicle will

have plant personnel, who will provide narration

along the route. This drive‑by route will provided an

opportunity to view a portion of the active quarry,

primary and secondary crusher operations, and the

limestone storage dome location. As the driving

tour continues out from the quarry, tour participants

will travel along the main production area of the

plant and to the terminal operations, which includes

a 42 acre inlet harbor on the Mississippi River. This

harbour allows 75% of the plant’s incoming and

outgoing materials and product to be received and

shipped by barge along the Mississippi River –

one of the most environmentally-friendly modes of

transportation. After viewing the harbour area, the

bus will return to the central assembly area.

Exhibition

In addition to the technical programme and plant

tour, the conference includes an exhibition of around

160 suppliers and vendors to the cement industry.

The Exhibit Hall opens on Sunday afternoon for the

unofficial start of proceedings, as well as periodically

over the first two days of the conference.

The Holcim Ste Genevieve cement plant will host this year’s plant tour.