Cement Business and Industry Brazil & LatAm 2016
Cement Business and Industry Brazil & LatAm 2016
February 24-25, 2016| Sao Paulo, Brazil | Mofarrej
Cement Business & Industry Brazil & LatAm 2016 is expected to bring together over 300 stakeholders from Brazilian and international cement producers, equipment vendors, strategy and M&A, financial, sales and marketing and trading as well as delegates from the technical and operations.
Sponsors
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Analyzing market perspectives
Having a competitive outlook on the market
Exploring environmental performance management improvements
Finding business opportunities
Discussing efficiency, innovation, new developments
Developing technology, operations and best practice management
WHY ATTEND?
Analyzing market perspectives
Having a competitive outlook on the market
Exploring environmental performance management improvements
Finding business opportunities
Discussing efficiency, innovation, new developments
Developing technology, operations and best practice managemen
Speakers
Program
Day 1, February 24, Wednesday
8:00 - 10:45 Wecome to the program
Brazilian construction market: prospects and challenges for 2016 - Robson Gonçalves
CO2 emission reduction in Brazil - Álvaro Lorenz
Lime Sector in Brazil: a macro view - Márcio Lario
Future prospects in the industry of tomorrow - Robert Madeira
10:45 - 11:15 Coffee Break
11:15 - 13:15 Session 2
How to reduce the environmental impact of cement plants - Stephan Oehme
The European Standard for structures repair in 1504 with special cases of recovery and consolidation - Thomas Garcia Carmona
Productivity optimization in buildings Industriais- Case study: Pre-Sear Tower 6500tpd - Cássio Mortari
Use of supplementary cementitious materials in cementa to decrease environmental impact and increase differentiation - Silvia R. S. S. Vieira
Alternative Fuel Systems in the Cement Industry - Markus Peitzmeier
White cement in Brazil and its applications - Emilio Nemer Neto
13:15-14:00 Lunch
14:00 - 16:00 Session 3
High Efficiency Cement Cooling - Nick Sutherland
Upgrade for the first class of foreign trade - Daniel Maia
Continuous On-Line XRD to increase profits - Constantine George Manias
Latin America outlook: Columbia - Lillian Starke
Mexico - Gianpaolo Gotti
Bolivia and Peru - Bras Ferreira
Assessing and predicting the process behavior in regenerative furnace of two axes - Nichelle Worthington
16:00-16:30 Coffee Break
16:30 - 18:30 Session 4
Three unique technologies for NOx - Tome Sinzato
VOC and Mercury reduction - Nelson Chimentão Junior
The benefits of the connected cement company - Luiz Cascardo
Challenges of cement manufacturing and environmental impact - Seiiti Suzuki
Day 2, February 25, Thursday
07:30 - 08:00 Welcome back
Superintendent of the Competence for Concrete and Aggregates Center, Intercement: "Low-carbon in cement"
Co-processing and sustainability in a cement factory
10:00-10:30 Coffee Break
Alternative fuels in Cement Rotary Kilns and Calciners: Problems and Solutions
The X-ray diffraction as a tool for competitiveness in cost and quality of Portland Cement
Innovation in belt conveyors
Experience of a greenfield cement plant in Guatemala
Registration
Important visa and travel information: Obtaining a necessary visa is the responsibility of the delegate, check with your local embassy and if you are required to obtain a visa, please allow enough time for your application to be processed before you travel. Please also note that travel expenses and hotel accommodation are not included in the registration fee.
For those delegates traveling from abroad requesting a Letter of Invitation please send your request to sales@gmiforum.com.
Venue and Accommodation
In the Jardins district, just a block away from Avenida Paulista, discover the Tivoli São Paulo - Mofarrej, in the heart of the city. Whether you are travelling on business or for pleasure, this five star hotel in São Paulo has everything you need to ensure an unforgettable stay. Redecorated rooms, top-level meeting rooms, the largest presidential suite in Latin America, heated outdoor swimming pool, an Elements SPA by Banyan Tree from the prestigious Asian chain and for lovers of fine food, the luxury Arôla-Vintetres restaurant managed by the award-winning Spanish chef Sergi Arola, located on the 23rd floor of the hotel with a superb view of Avenida Paulista.
