Giles Lambertson – CEG Correspondent - Mon February 19, 2018
Reclaimed-Recycled Asphalt Industry Could See Strong 2018
From a vantage point of southern Utah, 2018 looks like it could be a good year for the U.S. asphalt paving industry, perhaps particularly for the reclaimed-recycled asphalt segment. Darren Coughlin is owner of St....
- Mon February 05, 2018
Telsmith Going the Extra Mile at AGG1 2018
Telsmith Inc. , a manufacturer of mineral processing equipment, will exhibit at the 2018 AGG1 Expo in Houston from March 6-8, at booth #2218. Telsmith will introduce The Extra Mile campaign, which honors those who go the extra mile — from Telsmith employees to people within the aggregates and mining industry, and beyond....
- Thu February 01, 2018
Jaw-Crushing Demos Still Smash World of Concrete
There in the Silver Lot sat a Hyundai excavator with a MB Crusher crushing attachment, on top of a large pile of concrete, where a few slabs could be seen with rebar lodged in its center. In front, a Bobcat skid loader with another MB Crusher crushing attachment was parked and ready for some crushing action....
- Mon January 29, 2018
New, Efficient Assembly Line for Track-Mounted Crushing Plants Starts up at Metso's Tampere Factory
Metso is addressing the growing demand for mobile track-mounted crushing plants by commissioning a new, faster assembly line at its Tampere, Finland factory. The assembly of a 50-tonne, track-mounted crushing plant now takes two working days....
- Mon January 29, 2018
Sennebogen 818 M to Feed 'Clean Energy' Projects for ACGE
The year-old AC Global Energy (ACGE) plant near Knoxville, Tenn., is a new production facility designed to convert biomass into drop-in the tank fuel. As one of the first commercial application of new "clean energy" technology, the facility was developed as a turnkey operation for ACGE to process locally harvested pulpwood into energy products....
- Thu January 18, 2018
Connecticut Brothers Use Construction Waste to Supply Aggregate Products
Burns Construction was established in 1957 by Ed Burns Sr. with one truck, a small crew and a focus on residential paving. Over the course of the past 53 years, Burns has experienced steady growth and today is not only still involved in residential paving, but has expanded to tackling paving projects that include airport runways and everything in between....
- Mon January 08, 2018
Wirtgen Offers 10 Different Models for Profitable Cold Asphalt Recycling
With 10 different models of plants and machines available, Wirtgen has the right equipment for productive and profitable asphalt and concrete construction materials recycling, ranging from wheeled and tracked cold recyclers and the new mobile cold recycling mixing plant KMA 220i, to ancillary equipment such as the new laboratory compactor WLV 1....
- Wed January 03, 2018
Keestrack H6e for Mobile Secondary Crushing
In presenting the Keestrack H6e cone crusher, the international specialist in mineral processing technology continues to expand its range of track-mounted machines for the manufacture of high-grade final grain products....
Sandvik - Tue January 02, 2018
Sandvik Pantera DPi Series Drill Rigs Increase Productivity
Sandvik has taken the well-known DPi series surface top hammer drill rigs to a new level with upgrades to their productivity and economy. New Sandvik digital technology opens up a whole range of opportunities to be more efficient, to really know how to control the whole drilling process, according to the manufacturer....
- Tue January 02, 2018
Arlington National Cemetery Replaces Its Box Screener
Arlington National Cemetery, located just across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., is the final resting place for many of our fallen heroes. This huge 625-acre cemetery is open to the public and draws crowds from all over the world....
