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Expansion of Shivam Cement Limited’s existing plant

July 8, 2016 KRISHNA M GUNDAPANENI

FLSmidth has received an order from Shivam Cement Limited, Nepal for an expansion of its existing clinker plant.


From the left, TR Hari, Vice President at FLSmidth and Mr. Satish Kumar More from Shivam Cement at the signing of the contract

The order includes an upgrade of the existing production line from a capacity of 1,200 tpd to 1,900 tpd. The modernisation of the production line will also lead to a more energy-efficient production process.

As part of this expansion, the equipment to be supplied comprises of an ATOX^® 35 mill system for raw material grinding, RTKM Separator for the existing coal mill, 5 stage ILC preheater for balancing capacity, FLSmidth Cross-Bar^_® 8 x 36 cooler, complete electrical and instrumentation systems in addition to civil and structural design and engineering.The deliveries for the project will be completed before October 2016.

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FLSmidth has received an order from Shivam Cement Limited, Nepal for an expansion of its existing clinker plant.

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