Canada Cement Co. Building Highly Automated Plant In Nova Scotia

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
A. O. Drysdale
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Publication Date:
Jan 4, 1965

Abstract

In Canada, the market for cement is not a national one but rather a collection of local or regional markets. Excess capacity on a national basis does not necessarily preclude a shortage on a regional basis. with portland cement selling for less than a cent a pound, the low price-to-weight factor makes transportation to the market a major cost item and thus a small plant can be justified to serve a limited regional market. The Brookfield plant of the Canada Cement Co. is designed to supply the Province of Nova Scotia, a regional market that shows promise of growing to a point where it will support a one-kiln plant. The market is presently being served by boat shipments from the Canada Cement Co. plant at Montreal East, Quebec, and from the North Star Cement Ltd. plant at Corner Brook, Newfoundland, and by rail and road shipments from the Canada Cement Co. plant at Havelock, N. B.
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APA: A. O. Drysdale  (1965)  Canada Cement Co. Building Highly Automated Plant In Nova Scotia

MLA: A. O. Drysdale Canada Cement Co. Building Highly Automated Plant In Nova Scotia. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1965.

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