https://www.cembeton.hu

Hungarian Cement Concrete and Lime Association
Magyar Cement-, Beton- és Mészipari Szövetség

Publications

The Hungarian Cement, Concrete and Lime Association creates and distributes several professional materials and publications to support continuous growth and awareness about the industry and its recent innovations. The professional materials are published in printed and online form as well (partially as a result of the cooperation with MABESZ), they are compiled partially by the experts of the Association’s members, and they are addressing the interested professional audience beyond the members as well.

Regular publications

 

Occasional publications

 

Other publications created in cooperation

 

Earlier regular publications

Regular publications

Beton journal

It is the current bimonthly professional journal of the Hungarian Cement Concrete and Lime Association, which aims to promote concrete as a building material and provides practical professional information.


Website: http://www.betonujsag.hu/

 

 

update

The Swiss, tAustrian, and the German cement associations set out to release a regular publication entitled “update” in order to promote concrete pavement and mainly concrete roads in 2002. The Hungarian Cement Concrete and Lime Association acquired the rights of its domestic publication.


Website: http://www.cembeton.hu/update

 

 

Newsletter

The newsletter is the information channel of the Hungarian Cement Concrete and Lime Association, with the purpose of providing efficient and widespread professional information. To this end it includes summaries of scientific conferences, reports on domestic and international research & development innovations, and efforts made on the levels of environmental protection and sustainable development.


Website: http://www.cembeton.hu/en/hirlevel

 

Occasional publications

Concrete according to MSZ 4798 standard – concrete technology for everyday use – from professionals to professionals

The purpose of this booklet is to summarize all information that will help professionals in their day-to-day work with concrete. It offers a concise overview of concrete notations, compressive strength, bulk density, environmental classes, and the main parameters of concrete. We can learn what factors should we pay attention on site to achieve the best possible quality. The booklet also provides a recommendation for the use of cements according to environmental classes.

This publication does not replace the referred standard, the entire content of the standard is authoritative.

Click here to download.

 

The role of the construction materials industry in the circular economy – Impossible mission or a realistic future?

On an annual basis, every person leaves behind almost 560 kg of rubbish on average while exploiting the limited resources of the Earth at the expense of future generations. A solution to this problem may be offered by the circular economy model replacing the linear economy model arising during the first industrial revolution. In it, today’s products are at the same time the base materials of the future. In this model, the rubbish or by-product of one of the actors becomes base material or fuel for another actor operating in another industrial sector.

The first part of the publication elaborates on what circular economy is, what progress has been made and why it is in focus now. An answer is sought to the question of what challenges the building materials industry, more specifically, the cement and concrete industry will have to face if it is implemented, and what kind of regulatory environment will be needed in addition to sectorial efforts to ensure the success of the implementation.

The publication can be downloaded by clicking here.

CeMBeton Guide

Cement technology in a pocket-sized book – A guide from professionals to professional

The CeMBeton Guide practically summarizes the technological knowledge compliant with present needs, including basics of everyday use and specialized knowledge as well. The knowledge in the pocketbook is offered by the profession’s theoretical and practicing experts in a well-structured and organized form.

The Guide can be divided into three major parts: the first section examines the ingredients of the concrete, the second section discusses concrete and concrete design, while in the last section the authors offer information about areas of use of the concrete.

The latest concrete technology knowledge gathered in the publication helps to find and exploit the opportunities potentials of the material. The Guide can be downloaded by clicking here.

The Hungarian Cement, Concrete and Lime Association - 25 Years Jubilee Yearbook

The yearbook published on the 25th anniversary of the Association’s existence presents its activities which now affects not only the Hungarian cement industry, but the concrete, lime and other related industries as well. 


Readers can learn about the Association’s goals and aspirations, about the Concrete, Cement, Lime and Admixtures Branches and about the materials produced by the members. The yearbook focuses on the advocating activities, the domestic and international cooperations and initiatives which are serving the industry.

The publication can be downloaded here.

 

 

Concrete Roundabout at Vecsés

Hungary’s first concrete roundabout

The first concrete roundabout in Hungary was opened to the public in November 2011. The intersection of Dózsa György street, Budai Nagy Antal street, Gyáli street and Széchenyi street has a daily traffic of nearly 6500 vehicles, justifying the use of concrete pavement, which is safe, resisting and durable.

The construction of a roundabout was also necessary from a safety point of view, as it provides an optimal solution to a traffic situation for decades, and it also offers an example to be followed in the future.

Read our publication by clicking here.

Other publications created in cooperation

Publications created with MABESZ

You can read about the publications commonly published with MABESZ at http://beton.hu/kiadvanyok/.

Earlier regular publications

Cementvilág

“Cementvilág” (Cement World) was the internal professional journal of the Hungarian Cement Association. It represented the traditions which were achieved by its predecessor, the magazine “Cementipar” (Cement Industry). The journal started circulation in January 2005 with renewed image and content in colour, usually with two-month frequency.

The journal’s mission was to provide effective and widespread professional information. To this end, it contained reports on scientific conferences, domestic and international research & development innovations, and efforts made towards environmental protection and sustainable development. It also featured articles about the main activities and results of the members of the Association, and domestic and international partner associations, in addition to major corporate events, cultural or sport programs.

The journal is currently is on a hiatus, since it has been replaced by the electronic Newsletter.

Archives of Cementvilág are available here: 

Cementvilág 2012/1. 
Cementvilág 2011/5. 
Cementvilág 2011/4. 
Cementvilág 2011/3. 
Cementvilág 2011/2. 
Cementvilág 2011/1. 
Cementvilág 2010/6.
Cementvilág 2010/5.
Cementvilág 2010/4.
Cementvilág 2010/3.
Cementvilág 2010/2.
Cementvilág 2010/1.
Cementvilág 2009/6.
Cementvilág 2009/5.
Cementvilág 2009/4.
Cementvilág 2009/3.
Cementvilág 2009/2.
Cementvilág 2009/1.
Cementvilág 2008/6.
Cementvilág 2008/5.
Cementvilág 2008/4.
Cementvilág 2008/3.
Cementvilág 2008/2.
Cementvilág 2007/6.
Cementvilág 2007/5.
Cementvilág 2007/4.
Cementvilág 2007/3.
Cementvilág 2007/2.
Cementvilág 2007/1.
Cementvilág 2006/6.
Cementvilág 2006/5.
Cementvilág 2006/4.
Cementvilág 2006/3.
Cementvilág 2006/2-2.

 

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