EATON

New business unit president

The power management company Eaton has named Richard Jacobs President of the Hydraulics Business in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. In this role, Jacobs will continue to report to Bill VanArsdale, President, Hydraulics Group. He succeeds Astrid Mozes who has been named Chief Technology Officer for Eaton’s Hydraulics Group. Jacobs has been Vice President and General Manager of Filtration since 2008. Prior to that, he was Eaton’s Vice President, Supply Chain Management.

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Issue 03/2012

Senior Vice President

The Portland Cement Association (PCA) has named Gregory M. Scott Senior Vice President of Government Affairs, effective 01.01.2012. He will head the associations Washington office and represent...

Issue 1/2021 CRH PLC

CRH announces non-executive board appointments

CRH plc has announced the appointment to the Board of Richard Fearon and Lamar McKay as non-executive Directors, with effect from 3 December 2020. Richard Fearon (64), a US citizen, is currently the...

Issue 10/2020 FLSMIDTH A/S

FLSmidth has appointed Regional Presidents for Australia and South America and confirmed the start date of the incoming Regional President for India

Tamer Eid has been named as the new President for the Australia region, effective 14 September 2020. Over his career, he has held various senior executive and technical roles in the mining and oil and...

Issue 11/2014 ROLAND BERGER STRATEGY CONSULTANTS

Industry 4.0 – The next revolution in the industrial sector

We are in the midst of the so-called 4th Industrial Revolution, named Industry 4.0 after steam engine, mass production and automation, today it is the digitization, which completely changed the...

Issue 6/2019 BELGOROD STATE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY | TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE GEORG AGRICOLA

Mechanics of the grinding media in ball mills with longitudinal and transverse motion of the grinding media

1 Introduction The production of many materials is associated with the need for fine grinding (down to a size of less than 100 µm) of the raw materials: cement, ceramic products, refractories, glass,...

ZKG 06/2014