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[[Ketton Cement Kiln]] is located in Stamford and is owned by [[Hanson Cement]].

[[Category:Cement Kilns]]

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==Ownership==

* 1929 to 1986 Ketton Portland ~~cement~~ Co. Ltd (owned by Thomas W Ward and Co Ltd to 1981, then Rio Tino Zinc (RTZ))

* 1929 to 1986 Ketton Portland Cement Co. Ltd (owned by Thomas W Ward and Co Ltd to 1981, then Rio Tino Zinc (RTZ))

* 1986 to 2009 Castle ~~cement~~ Ltd (RTZ to 1989, Scancem to 1999, HeidlebergCement to 2009)

* 1986 to 2009 Castle Cement Ltd (RTZ to 1989, Scancem to 1999, HeidlebergCement to 2009)

* 2009 to Present [[Hanson Cement UK]] (owned by [[HeidelbergCement]])

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==Raw Materials==

The primary raw materials are Great Oolite and Yellow Inferior Oolite Limestone, with Great Oolite Shale and Upper Lias Shale all from the same nearby quarry.

=~~=Waste Used on Site==~~

~~The Ketton site waste return to the [[EA]] for the most recent year of 2018 showed the following wastes used on site:~~

Around 90% of the tonnage listed was used for the primary purpose of substituting fuel requirements in the plant, with coal fly ash (also called Pulverized Fuel Ash or [[PFA]]) used as a replacement for raw material in the production process. Hanson intend to 'continuously increase' the use of alternatives as part of their 2030 commitments<ref>[https://www.hanson-communities.co.uk/en/sites/ketton-community-page Hanson/Ketton Community Website]</ref>.

Around 90% of the tonnage listed was used for the primary purpose of substituting fuel requirements in the plant, with coal fly ash (also called Pulverized Fuel Ash or [[PFA]]) used in as a replacement for raw material in the production process. Hanson intend to 'continuously increase' the use of alternatives as part of their 2030 commitments<ref>[https://www.hanson-communities.co.uk/en/sites/ketton-community-page Hanson/Ketton Community Website]</ref>.

==References==

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+[[Ketton Cement Kiln]] is located in Stamford and is owned by [[Hanson Cement]].
 {{CementKiln|EPR=BM0486IT|id=6}}
 [[Category:Cement Kilns]]
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 ==Ownership==
-* 1929 to 1986 Ketton Portland cement Co. Ltd (owned by Thomas W Ward and Co Ltd to 1981, then Rio Tino Zinc (RTZ))
+* 1929 to 1986 Ketton Portland Cement Co. Ltd (owned by Thomas W Ward and Co Ltd to 1981, then Rio Tino Zinc (RTZ))
-* 1986 to 2009 Castle cement Ltd (RTZ to 1989, Scancem to 1999, HeidlebergCement to 2009)
+* 1986 to 2009 Castle Cement Ltd (RTZ to 1989, Scancem to 1999, HeidlebergCement to 2009)
 * 2009 to Present [[Hanson Cement UK]] (owned by [[HeidelbergCement]])
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 ==Raw Materials==
 The primary raw materials are Great Oolite and Yellow Inferior Oolite Limestone, with Great Oolite Shale and Upper Lias Shale all from the same nearby quarry.
+{{NHLFTable|Permit=BM0486IT}}
-==Waste Used on Site==
+{{EAIn|EPR=BM0486IT|CK=T}}
-The Ketton site waste return to the [[EA]] for the most recent year of 2018 showed the following wastes used on site:
+Around 90% of the tonnage listed was used for the primary purpose of substituting fuel requirements in the plant, with coal fly ash (also called Pulverized Fuel Ash or [[PFA]]) used as a replacement for raw material in the production process. Hanson intend to 'continuously increase' the use of alternatives as part of their 2030 commitments<ref>[https://www.hanson-communities.co.uk/en/sites/ketton-community-page Hanson/Ketton Community Website]</ref>.
-{{CKWaste|EPR=BM0486IT}}
-Around 90% of the tonnage listed was used for the primary purpose of substituting fuel requirements in the plant, with coal fly ash (also called Pulverized Fuel Ash or [[PFA]]) used in as a replacement for raw material in the production process. Hanson intend to 'continuously increase' the use of alternatives as part of their 2030 commitments<ref>[https://www.hanson-communities.co.uk/en/sites/ketton-community-page Hanson/Ketton Community Website]</ref>.
 ==References==
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