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  May 24, 2007

For more information, contact
Patti Flesher
847.972.9136
www.cement.org/newsroom

 


The Proper Guidelines and Knowledge Are Key
to a Safe Work Environment
New PCA publication addresses the safe use of pulverized solid fuel systems

 



SKOKIE, Ill.—Employee safety is a top priority for cement manufacturers.  Plant personnel work with heavy machinery that consumes enormous amounts of energy to process raw materials at very high temperatures. 

Recommended Guidelines for Solid Fuel Use in Cement Plants provides procedures and strategies for the safe use of pulverized solid fuel systems in cement plants.  The book includes basic information on combustion and explosion processes to help workers understand the reasons behind in-place measures that prevent or control fires and explosions.

The publication addresses fuel handling and safety issues, the safe operation of solid fuel grinding systems, and includes discussions on the safety codes that apply to solid fuel preparation and firing systems.  New technology on fire and explosion prevention is also presented.

For more information or to order, visit the PCA Bookstore at www.cement.org/bookstore.  Orders can also be placed by calling 800-868-6733. 

About PCA
Based in Skokie, Ill., the Portland Cement Association represents cement companies in the United States and Canada. It conducts market development, engineering, research, education, and public affairs programs.

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