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Ibau for Providence

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1 Jul 2001

by BMI Editorial

Due for completion and commissioning in August for Lehigh Cement at its terminal in Providence (RI), USA, is a new 40,000t capacity silo plant with pneumatic feeding and a type L/M/H silo discharge system from Germany-based Ibau Hamburg. This features three pneumatic aeration levels and a depressure chamber.

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