Using the example of a brick plant, the “BioBrick” project shows how process heat and residues from biomass plants can be used for industrial brick production.In the project, a wood gasifier provides ...
Normally, I would now have been getting you in the right mood for the TBE Congress and the Annual Meeting of the German clay brick and tile industry in Berlin in June 2020. Conference hotel, evening ...
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BAU holds steady against the effects of the worldwide Covid-19 epidemic. Despite the difficult situation, the excellent booking situation is creating confidence among trade fair organizers and the...
Tecnargilla, one of the world’s most important exhibitions of supplies to the surface coverings industry, has been postponed until 2021. The decision was taken by Acimac (Italian Ceramic Machinery and...
On 8 May 2020 the ECTS member companies will hold their spring meeting online. Due to the pandemic the invitation at VHV in Hörstel/Germany will be postponed to autumn.At the moment the ECTS members...
Organizations have to contend with diverse sources of error, any of which may have catastrophic impacts under an adverse st of conditions. If such errors are to be recognized and their causes...
Not so long ago, it was the tile industry, especially porcelain stoneware, which used digital printing machines to present its products with a variety of new looks. In the meantime, the facing brick...
The construction industry is lagging behind when it comes to digital change – and that has consequences: While the productivity of the German economy has risen by 11% in the last ten years, and in the...
Clay brick is a construction material with a long tradition. The further development of its product properties is the subject of a wide range of efforts. To confirm the sustainability of the...
