The use of renewably generated hydrogen instead of natural gas is regarded as an important element contributing to the transformation of the clay brick and tile industry to CO2-free production. In...
1 IntroductionThe total carbon dioxide emission from the German brick industry is about 1,73 million tons per year [1]. Approximately 56 % of the total emission is due to the combustion of natural gas...
The run-up to the largest international ceramics industry trade fair in Europe promises a successful ceramitec 2024, according to Messe München, which has received a lot of positive feedback from the...
ceramitec will take place again at the Messe München exhibition centre in April 2024. Brick and Tile Industry International had the opportunity to talk to the ceramitec 2024 Exhibition Director,...
Customer and employee-friendly thanks to automation: with the new 30 metre high-bay warehouse in Neufahrn, Erlus has become a pioneer in the roof tile industry in the rapid picking of accessories. The...
As part of the Brickwork Days of the Southern German brick and tile industry, experts will discuss innovative concepts and solutions for how energy efficiency and ecological assessment will shape the...
The Schütte AG Heisterholz brickworks was one of the most important brick manufacturers in northwest Germany at the beginning of the 20th century. The company has left its mark on the region and the...
An increasing content of kieselguhr was added to a typical, marly clay used for the production of lightweight clay bricks, and the resulting formulations were processed to laboratory bricks. The...
AbstractIn the presented work, the influence of increasing brick flour and concrete rubble additions on the setting behaviour and material properties of fly ash-based geopolymers is investigated. The...
Joachim Deppisch is a household name to most of the regulars at the Würzburger Ziegellehrgang (WZL). Since 1997, he has been organising the most important annual meeting of the German brick and tile...
