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October 2011, No. 432

CEMENT

• Cement Industry Fluid, Gas Treatment and Control Purchases to Reach 10.5 Billion Dollars in 2012

• Thermax’s Air Pollution Control Division Has Signed a Contract Worth 19.85 Million Dollars with a Cement Company in Egypt

• Technicalities Prevent Installation of a Baghouse at Australian Cement Plant

UTILITIES

• “Review of the Utility MACT Rule Status and Comments” was the Hot Topic on October 4, 2011

• United Conveyor Corporation Leads Industry in DSI On-site Demonstrations

WASTE-TO-ENERGY

• Quality of APC Planned for Delhi Waste-to-Energy Plant Questioned

IRON AND STEEL

• ArcelorMittal to Make Improvements to EAF Dust Control System at Plant in Argentina

• ETA to Provide Dust Control System for John Deere Foundry

COMPANY NEWS

• Hitachi Power Systems America, Ltd. Signs Fabric Filter Technology License Agreement

• Albemarle Corporation Forms Albemarle Environmental Division

• EPRI Purchases Property in Charlotte to Expand Research Operations

• Clarcor Reports Third Quarter 2011 Results with Diluted Earnings per Share Growing 15 Percent

• IBM Canada’s Bromont Plant Greener than Ever

• Hollingsworth and Vose Announces R and D Grant Award from the State of Virginia

• Sly, Inc. Provides Baghouse Maintenance Videos

• Camfil Farr APC Launches “Web 2.0” Site with Videos, Chat and Social Media

REGULATORY NEWS

• EPA Includes Grain Elevator Air Emissions Standards in Review of Existing Regulations

• U.S. EPA Approves South Coast, San Joaquin Valley Plans for Particle Pollution

• Consent Decree Lodged Against Secondary Aluminum Plant

• Columbus Steel Fined for Air Pollution Violations

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