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TechnicalTraining Courses and Workshops 2020/2021

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Contents
■ Training Courses Overview
■ Crash Course for Young Engineers
■ Process Technology of Cement Production
– Module 1: Grinding Technology
– Module 2: Clinker Production
■ Simulator Training
■ Energy Balances and Efficiency
■ Plant Maintenance and Refractories Course
■ Wear of Refractory Materials
■ Installation of Refractory Materials
■ Customised Training
■ VDZ Online Courses
■ General Conditions for VDZ Training Courses
■ VDZ Lecturers
■ Impressions
■ Contact
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VDZ has been offering its training and education programme for more than 60 years.
Many experts in the cement industry have attended our courses, which range from highly
focussed one-day workshops to two-year courses for foremen and cover a broad scope of
topics on the production of cement and its application in mortar and concrete
Deeply rooted in the industry, VDZ is continually expanding its training programme, which is
based on the technical and scientific expertise gained from its research and the services it
provides for international cement producers.
Based on the positive experiences and the feedback from the many companies that have
sent their experts to VDZ or for whom VDZ has provided customised courses, the current
training portfolio has been further developed into a comprehensive programme covering all
aspects of cement production. The programme is offered in English and the courses can be
booked individually. In addition, all courses can also be customised on request for a compa-
ny‘s own employees exclusively and held at any location.
The training programme contains seminars and courses for newcomers and experts in the
cement industry. As classroom teaching units these are held at VDZ‘s Research Institute
in Duesseldorf, allowing participants to profit from the Institute‘s facilities during practical
exercises, when these are foreseen. To facilitate individual continual learning, VDZ also offers
online courses, which are designed to train employees in the cement industry through com-
puter-based learning methods. These web-based courses are accessible at any time. They
combine different elements to make learning easier and more efficient, such as animations,
focussed explanations, questions and tests. Trainees can learn at their own pace. In addition,
companies can provide tutors to offer plant and company-specific support.
VDZ is delighted to provide this training and education programme and welcomes you to
participate in its range of different courses and its e-learning platform.
Dr. rer. nat. Stefan Schäfer
VDZ Education and Training

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VDZ Training Courses Overview
Code Title Dates Duration Costs, €
2020
C-PTP 1
Process Technology of Cement Production
Module 1: Raw Material Preparation and Grinding Tech-
nology, p. 8 – 9
3 – 7 February 1 week 2,500*
C-PTP 2
Module 2: Clinker Production and Material Technology,
p. 10 – 11
10 – 14 February 1 week 2,500*
C-SIM-
crash
Crash Course Process Control, p. 12 2 – 4 March 2.5 days 1,250
S-WRM Wear of Refractory Materials, p. 17 24 March 1 day 600
S-IRM Installation of Refractory Materials, p. 18 25 – 26 March 2 days 1,250
C-PMR Plant Maintenance and Refractories Course, p. 16 22 – 26 June 1 week 2,500
C-EFI Energy Balances and Efficiency, p. 13 5 – 9 October 1 week 2,500
* When booking both modules 1 and 2, the whole training course will cost 4,700 €
2021
C-PMR Plant Maintenance and Refractories Course, p. 16 17 – 21 May 4 days 2,500
C-CYE Crash Course for Young Engineers, p. 6 14 – 18 June 1 week 2,500
C-SIM-
bas
Basic Course Process Control, p.13 8 – 11 November 1 week 2,000
C-PTP 1
Module 1: Raw Material Preparation and Grinding Tech-
nology, p. 8 – 9
29 November – 3 December 1 week 2,500*
C-PTP 2
Module 2: Clinker Production and Material Technology,
p. 10 – 11
4 – 10 December 1 week 2,500*
* When booking both modules 1 and 2, the whole training course will cost 4,700 €
CustomisedTraining 2020/2021
Customised Training Courses, Seminars and Workshops,
p. 20
From one day to
several weeks
OnlineTraining 2020/2021
C-VOC VDZ Online Courses, p. 22 1week
300 per
licence
For further information and booking visit www.vdz-online.de/en/training

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Duration, dates and costs:
Five-day classroom training (6 hours per day)
Training course 2021: 14 – 18 June
2,500 € per participant
C-CYE Crash Course forYoung Engineers
The cement industry provides excellent job opportunities for young engineers or scientists. Training schemes
introduce these new employees to cement technology, taking their different professional backgrounds into account.
This training course provides a one-week in-depth training session which covers all relevant aspects of cement
technology including chemistry, mineralogy and environmental aspects. Quality control as well as cement
performance in mortar and concrete will also be covered.
Methods:
■ Classroom training
- Morning sessions from 08:30 till 12:00
- Afternoon sessions from 13:00 till 16:30
■ Group discussion and experience exchange
■ Plant visit
Trainers:
The training course is led by experienced engineers and highly specialised researchers.
Certificate:
Upon successful completion of the training course the participants will receive a certificate of attendance.
Location:
VDZ, Duesseldorf, Germany (nearest airport: DUS International).
Learning objectives:
Overview of all relevant aspects of the cement manufacturing process up to the application of cement in concrete,
including chemistry, mineralogy and environmental aspects. Quality control as well as cement performance
in mortar and concrete will also be covered.
General conditions for seminars apply.

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C-CYE Crash Course forYoung Engineers (continued)
Learning outcomes:
■ Compact knowledge with respect to all crucial aspects of cement manufacturing technology
■ Fundamental knowledge regarding the chemistry and mineralogy of clinker and cement
■ Familiarity with requirements on cement and cement compounds as well as cement performance in mortar and
concrete
■ Familiarity with the possible ways to reduce the environmental impact of cement manufacturing
Topics:
Target groups:
■ Recently recruited young engineers
■ Skilled specialists at the beginning of their professional
career in the cement industry
■ Newcomers in the cement industry
Number of participants (min. - max.) 10 – 20
■ Raw materials handling
■ Clinker production
- Main components of the rotary kiln plant
- Raw materials and fuels
- Burning conditions and their impact on clinker performance
■ Cement production
- Raw material and cement grinding
- Common grinding systems
- Particle size distribution and product qualities
■ Chemistry and mineralogy
- Clinker formation reactions and clinker phases
- Hydration of cement
- Blended cements
■ Concrete technology
- Mortar and concrete characteristics
- Exposure classes of concrete
- Role of admixtures in modern concrete production
■ Environmental issues
- Energy consumption
- Emissions / emission abatement
■ Product quality assurance
- Quality control systems
- Cement standards
- Physical and chemical testing of cement
■ Plant visit

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Duration, dates and costs of module 1:
Training course 2020: 3 – 7 February
Training course 2021: 29 November – 3 December
Costs when booking modules 1 and 2: 4,700 € per participant
C-PTP ProcessTechnology of Cement Production (Module 1)
This course consists of two modules: Grinding Technology and Raw Material Preparation as well as Clinker Produc-
tion and Material Technology. Each module has a duration of one week. The course gives a deep insight into cement
production technology, covering topics from quarry operation to cement grinding.
The modules can be booked individually. For detailed information on module 2 please see pages 10 and 11.
Methods:
■ Presentations, interactive exercises
■ Team work, group discussion and experience exchange
■ Practical exercises
■ Final exam
Trainers:
Certificate:
Location:
■ Overview of all relevant aspects of the cement manufacturing process up to the application of cement in concrete
■ Attaining fundamental knowledge of raw material preparation and cement production with regard to comminution
processes, equipment used and quality analysis

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Module 1: Grinding technology and raw material preparation
Raw material preparation and cement grinding are the first and the last major process steps during cement
production. The energy demand of these two processes amounts to up to 75% of the electrical energy used in
a cement plant. This training will enable participants to obtain a better understanding of the comminution processes
and the equipment used for material grinding to ensure high levels of availability, optimise production rates and
reduce energy consumption.
Topics:
Target groups:
■ Production personnel
■ Process and control room operators
■ Young engineers
■ Raw materials extraction
- Mining operations
- Quality control in the quarry
- Raw material homogenisation
■ Quality parameters
- Understanding powder characteristics
- Particle size analysis
- Specific surface according to Blaine / BET- method
■ Grinding technology
- Ball mills
- Vertical roller mills (VRMs)
- High pressure roller mills
- Classifiers / Tromp curve
- Open and closed circuit grinding
- Impact of grinding systems on cement properties
- Optimisation of grinding equipment

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Duration, dates and costs of module 2:
Training course 2020: 10 – 14 February
Training course 2021: 6 – 10 December
Costs when booking modules 1 and 2: 4,700 € per participant
This course consists of two modules: Grinding Technology and Raw Material Preparation, and Clinker Production and
Material Technology. Each module has a duration of one week. The course gives a deep insight into cement producti-
on technology, covering topics from quarry operation to cement grinding.
The modules can be booked individually. For detailed information on module 1 please see pages 8 and 9.
Methods:
■ Team work, group discussion and experience exchange
■ Practical exercises
■ Final exam
Trainers:
Certificate:
Location:
■ Overview of all relevant aspects of the cement manufacturing process up to the application of cement in concrete
■ Attaining fundamental knowledge of cement manufacturing technology (material and burning technology),
including the interconnection of sub-processes, process optimisation, emission abatement and efficient use of
energy

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Module 2: Clinker production and material technology
Clinker production is the most energy-intensive process step in cement manufacturing. It can represent up to 90%
of the total energy demand in a cement plant and is therefore a main focus not only with regard to cost optimisation
and quality improvement of the final product, but also regarding emission control and the reduction of impacts on the
environment. VDZ’s training will enable participants to obtain a deeper knowledge of the clinker production process
and a better understanding of the impacts of the daily decisions of plant personnel on the plant’s performance (quali-
ty, electrical energy use, fuel consumption and emissions).
Topics:
Target groups:
■ Young engineers
■ Technical staff
■ Process engineers
■ Quality and laboratory managers
■ Material technology
- Characterisation of raw materials
- Clinker formation and clinker phases
- Clinker properties and effects on product qualities
■ Raw material preparation
- Blending beds and homogenisation silos
- Raw meal uniformity and quality control
■ Clinker production and burning technology
- Preheater, calciner, rotary kiln, burner, cooler
- Clinker burning reactions
- Alternative fuels and effects on burning process
- Circulation phenomena (chlorine, sulphur, alkalis, etc.)
- Energy efficiency
■ Environment and emissions abatement (dust, NOx
, SO2
, organics, trace elements, etc.)
- Emission monitoring
- Emission abatement techniques
■ Refractories

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Tow-and-a-half-day classroom training (6 houres per day)
Training course 2020: 2 – 4 March
C-SIM-crash Crash Course Process Control
The SIMULEX® cement plant simulator for training plant supervisors, foremen, production personnel, control room
operators and young engineers was developed by KHD Humboldt Wedag AG in cooperation with VDZ.
For over ten years VDZ has been using the simulator within the framework of training courses and has been con-
tinually supporting the further development of the system with practical input from the industry. As a result, the
simulator provides a realistic reconstruction of a production plant with a state-of-the-art supervisory control and data
acquisition system (SCADA).
Target groups:
■ Control room operators
■ Young engineers
Methods:
■ Scenario-based training using the simulator
■ Team work, group discussion
Trainers:
The training is led by highly skilled and experienced engineers.
Certificate:
Location:
To learn how to handle a cement plant control system and to understand the influence of process parameters on the
cement manufacturing process.
Topics:
■ Heating up and operating the kiln
■ Operation of the raw, cement and coal mills
■ Optimising production
■ Managing process disturbances and special situations
Learning outcomes:
■ Comprehensive knowledge of the plant control system in general and the main control circuits in particular
■ Better understanding of how the various sub-processes in the cement plant are interconnected
■ Understanding of the main control circuits in order to reach and maintain target values (e.g. energy consumption)
■ Capability to react to process disturbances in a proper way and to develop a long-term control strategy

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Four-day classroom training
Training course 2021: 8 − 11 November
C-SIM-bas Basic Course Process Control
The SIMULEX® cement plant simulator for training plant supervisors, foremen, production personnel, control room
operators and young engineers was developed by KHD Humboldt Wedag AG in cooperation with VDZ.
For over ten years VDZ has been using the simulator within the framework of training courses and has been con-
tinually supporting the further development of the system with practical input from the industry. As a result, the
simulator provides a realistic reconstruction of a production plant with a state-of-the-art supervisory control and data
acquisition system (SCADA).
Target groups:
■ Young engineers
Methods:
■ Scenario-based training using the simulator
Trainers:
Certificate:
Location:
To learn how to handle a cement plant control system and to understand the influence of process parameters on the
cement manufacturing process.
Topics:
■ Heating up and operating the kiln
■ Operation of the raw, cement and coal mills
■ Optimising production
■ Managing process disturbances and special situations
Learning outcomes:
■ Comprehensive knowledge of the plant control system in general and the main control circuits in particular
■ Better understanding of how the various sub-processes in the cement plant are interconnected
■ Understanding of the main control circuits in order to reach and maintain target values (e.g. energy consumption)
■ Capability to react to process disturbances in a proper way and to develop a long-term control strategy

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C-EFI Energy Balances and Efficiency
Learn how to conduct and evaluate cement kiln trials and mill trials.
Kiln and mill examinations are carried out in order to gather data on the performance and to validate warranty
performance data such as the output, the energy consumption, input/output ratio or the efficiency. They also
provide a reliable foundation for the optimisation of individual operational system components, the cement quality,
the reduction of emissions levels and for assessment of material cycles and coating formations.
Five-day classroom training and practical on site lessons
Training course 2020: 5 – 9 October
Trainers:
Certificate:
Location:
Cement plant in Germany
■ Learn how to conduct and evaluate cement kiln trials (according to VDZ code of practice “VT 10”) and mill trials.
Topics:
■ Basics of conducting balances
■ Planning, organisation and realisation of plant examinations
■ Introduction into calculation of energy and mass balances
■ Introduction into measuring techniques
■ Case studies: Calculate an energy balance of a cyclone preheater
plant, mass balance of a cyclone preheater
■ Efficient mill operation (Ball mill; Roller press; VRM)
■ Examinations of cement mills (focus on ball mills)
■ Case studies: Ball mill examinations / audits
■ Discussion of participants’ specific questions and problems
■ Plant visit
Learning outcomes:
■ Calculate energy and mass-balances at cement kilns according to VDZ procedure (energy and mass-balances: Vt10).
■ Plan and conduct kiln trials to gather data for energy and mass balances at cement kilns)
■ Understand measurement and sampling techniques for kiln trials at basic level
■ Conduct examinations to optimize mill operation according to VDZ procedure.
Target groups:
■ Young engineers
Methods:
■ Presentaions, interactive exercises
■ Class room training
■ Site visit

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Plant Maintenance and Refractories

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C-PMR Plant Maintenance and Refractories Course
Our Plant Maintenance and Refractories Course covers all topics concerning the high efficiency and availability
of a cement plant’s key machinery. Measurement of rotary kilns and ball mills as well as independent expertise in
mechanical maintenance and inspections are also among the major aspects.
We also provide an extensive know-how transfer on high quality refractory kiln brick lining materials and installation
including their relation to mechanical failure.
Five-day classroom training and practical on–site lessons
Training course 2020: 22 – 26 June
Training course 2021: 17 – 21 May
Trainers:
Certificate:
Location:
Cement plant in Germany
■ Comprehensive knowledge of practical preventive
maintenance solutions
■ Better understanding of rotary kiln and ball mill
behaviour
Topics:
■ Theoretical and practical maintenance inspection and
measurement solutions
■ Open gear lubrication and application
■ Online machinery diagnostic and vibration analysis
■ Necessity of non-distortion testing (NDT) and
analysis
■ Refractory material and installation
Learning outcomes:
■ Comprehensive overview of preventive
maintenance procedures
Target groups:
■ Maintenance managers
■ Maintenance planners
■ Maintenance staff
■ Engineers
■ Supervisors
■ Team leader mechanics
■ Troubleshooting
■ Refractories
■ Optimisation of uptime and cost factors
Methods:
■ Presentations
■ Hands-on practical inspection training

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S-WRM Wear of Refractory Materials
The refractory lining of a cement plant is subject to wear, which can be typical to abnormal depending on the pro-
cess conditions. A premature wear of the refractory lining usually results in an unexpected loss of production, which
is associated with high costs. In order to be able to better assess the reasons for the wear that has occurred, the
course gives an overview of the types of wear in the cement plant and their interpretation.
In addition, details are shown how the wear behaviour of the refractory lining in the cement plant changes as a result
of the use of alternative fuels.
Target groups:
■ Young and experienced engineers,
■ Employees from the areas of production
and maintenance
One-day classroom training
Training course 2020: 24 March
600 € per participant
Topics:
■ Thermal, chemical and mechanical causes of wear
■ Visual inspection of refractory damage
■ Influence of alternative fuels
■ Kiln shell corrosion
Learning objective:
■ With this course, participants should be given the opportunity to be able to identify and interpret the types of
wear occurring in their system more quickly.
Methods:
■ Lecture
■ Group discussion
Trainers:
The speakers are experienced external experts and users.
Certificate:
Location:
Refratechnik Goettingen
Nearest airport Hannover (HAJ)

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S-IRM Installation of Refractory Materials
For good lifetimes of the refractory materials in the clinker production line, a faultless installation is an important
prerequisite. Even though the installation is carried out in most companies by external companies, supervision should
be done by trained employees. This seminar should help the participants to be able to better evaluate the refractory
installation and thereby recognize deficits at an early stage.
Two-day classroom training
Training course 2020: 25 – 26 March
1250 € per participant
Target groups:
■ Young and experienced engineers
■ Employees from the areas of production
and maintenance
Topics:
■ Installation methods in rotary kilns
■ General rules for the installation in rotary kilns
■ Special installations in rotary kilns
■ Refractory lining in the static areas
Learning objective:
■ The participants get a comprehensive insight which installation methods exist and how errors during installation
can be avoided.
Methods:
■ Lecture
■ Group discussion
Trainers:
The speakers are experienced external experts and users.
Certificate:
Location:
Refratechnik Goettingen
Nearest airport Hannover (HAJ)

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Duration and dates: From one day to several weeks
Costs: Dependent on the topic, duration and location
Location: At the customer’s or VDZ’s premises
CustomisedTraining Courses, Seminars and Workshops
Besides our open training courses we offer a wide range of customised training courses, seminars and workshops.
During over 60 years’ teaching activity we have conducted numerous tailor-made training courses and seminars for
cement producers and national or international organisations around the globe. The biggest advantage of this kind
of training is that the topics, duration and the level of difficulty can be tailored to fit the customer’s needs to provide
maximum practical benefit. Our customised training courses, seminars and workshops are led by highly skilled and
experienced engineers. Upon successful completion of each training or seminar the participants will receive a certifi-
cate of attendance
Target groups:
■ Laboratory managers
■ Qualified cement plant specialists
Topics:
The topics of VDZ’s customised training courses, seminars and workshops can cover all aspects of cement produc-
tion from process technology through quality surveillance to emissions abatement. The following list provides an
insight into possible customised trainings:
■ Young and experienced engineers
■ Managers and decision makers in the cement industry
■ General topics
- Advanced plant optimisation and availability
- Basic training in general plant technologies
- Senior management training
■ Raw material extraction and preparation
- Basic raw material preparation and
homogenisation
■ Pyroprocessing
- Basic/advanced training in clinker production
- Basic training in alternative fuels and raw
materials
- Advanced training in resources and energy
efficiency
- Basic training in BAT, e.g. burners, grinding
plants
- Basic cement chemistry and mineralogy
training
- Senior management training
■ Grinding technologies
- Basic/advanced training in grinding
technologies
- Energy efficiency
■ General plant installations
- Measurement techniques and process automation
- Basic/advanced cement plant maintenance
training
■ Environmental technology
- State-of-the-art technologies in environmental pro-
tection, e.g. dust, CO2
, SO2
, NOx
, trace elements
- Advanced training in energy consumption and
management
- Basic training in emission abatement
■ Standards, quality assurance and analytics
- Basic product quality and quality management
training
- Advanced training on quality assurance and
European standards (e.g., EN 196)
- Basic training in XRF analysis
- Basic training in technical mineralogy
■ Concrete technology
- Basic training in concrete technologies
- Basic training in alkali-silica reaction (ASR)
■ Safety at work
- Cement plant health and safety measures
- Working safely in hot areas of cement plants
Other topics for trainings and seminars are possible according to the customer’s needs.

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Duration: Multiple courses, 1-3 hours each
Dates: Flexible starting dates, 1 year runtime
Costs: 9,000 € per year for the first 30 users; set up fee 1,500 €
one-off payment; 300 € per year for any additional user
Methods: Web-based training (with high quality pictures, ani-
mations, videos, glossary and self-testing questions), final test
C-VOC VDZ Online Courses
VDZ Online Courses are designed to train industrial employees in the cement industry through innovative,
highly flexible online learning methods. The courses can be used either for self-paced learning, as a supplement to
classroom training or as a knowledge base.
VDZ Online Courses provide the latest knowledge on cement production in an industry-proven, easily understandable
format. Thanks to web-based technologies, high quality animations, self-tests and certification employees can learn
cost-efficiently anywhere and anytime they have access to the internet.
Visit the VDZ Online Courses‘ website at www.elearning-vdz.com
Target groups:
■ Workers
■ Craftsmen
■ Foremen
■ Plant operators
Topics:
■ Un- and semi-skilled personnel
■ Industry newcomers
■ Graduates and trainees
■ Managers
■ Raw material extraction
- Extraction, loading, transportation
- Water drainage systems
■ Raw material preparation
- Primary comminution
- Raw materials, blending bed
- Combined drying and grinding systems for
raw material
- Raw meal homogenization systems
■ Clinker production
- Rotary kiln plants
- Rotary kilns
- Firing
- Preheaters
- Calciner
- Bypass systems
- Clinker coolers
- Fuels
■ Cement production
- Cement grinding plants
- Ball mills
- Roller mills
- High pressure roller mills
- Classifiers
- Cement raw materials, product range
- Cement blending systems
- Cement cooling
■ Packing plant and dispatch
- Packing machinery
- Paletting machines
- Cement storage
- Loading equipment
■ General plant equipment
- Mechanical continuous conveyors
- Pneumatic conveyors
- Process measurement techniques
- Weighing and dosing equipment
- Drive technology
- Compressed air supply
- Cooling water supply and treatment
■ Environmental protection
- Dedusting equipment
- Reduction of gas emissions
VDZ Online Courses include 36 modules
and more than 75 hours of learning material.

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General Conditions for VDZ Training Courses
Registration
Registrations can only be made online via the VDZ website www.vdz-online.de/en/training. All current registration
deadlines are shown on the website. Participants will receive written confirmation of their registration.
Participation fee
The participation fee includes training sessions, training course documentation, lunches, beverages and coffee breaks
during the training sessions, one social event and presentation of certificates. The participation fee also includes the
services that are listed in the respective descriptions of the training courses and seminars. If not stated differently,
the general regulations under “Accommodation” apply.
VAT Applicability:
Invoices issued to recipients in Germany: The standard German rate of VAT, currently 19%, will be applied. Invoices
issued to recipients in other EU countries: VAT will not be applied, if the recipient provides a valid VAT registration
number (reverse charge rule according to Art. 196, 205 EU-Directive 2006/112).
Invoices issued to recipients in non-EU countries: VAT will not be applied. A certificate of tax residence is required.
The above-mentioned VAT application rules apply to participation in VDZ seminars and training courses only.
Accommodation
If not stated otherwise in the descriptions of the courses, accommodation as well as the participants‘ travel costs are
not included in the participation fee. VDZ will provide hotel recommendations, but the participants have to book their
hotel accommodation by themselves. In the event of cancellation of a room reservation the terms and conditions of
the hotel apply.
Payment
Participants will receive an invoice (after registration) which is payable immediately upon receipt by bank transfer or
cheque. Payment will be accepted in Euros only.
Cancellations by VDZ
If an event is cancelled by VDZ, participants are entitled to a full refund of their participation fee. Participants will be
informed about any cancellation by VDZ at least 4 weeks prior to the first day of the training.
Cancellations by the customer
Participation fee will be refunded for cancellations made in writing up to 14 days prior to the training course or semi-
nar. No refund will be made for cancellations received after this date.
Changes and general rules
VDZ reserves the right to change the course programme and agendas and to cancel events in case of insufficient
bookings or other circumstances beyond VDZ‘s control. VDZ is not responsible for any other loss incurred by a partici-
pant as the result of the cancellation or amendment of an event by VDZ. These terms and conditions are governed by
the German law.
Duesseldorf, November 2019

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VDZ Lecturers
With its training programme VDZ draws on over 60 years of experience in teaching cement manufacturing technology
and related topics. Numerous short and multi-week training courses, workshops and seminars have been held for
participants from around the globe, including Azerbaijan, China, several countries in Europe, India, Israel, Iran,
Kazahstan, Turkey, Oman, Russia, Saudi Arabia and the USA.
All VDZ training courses are conducted by experienced engineers and researchers who have gained their expertise
and practical experience working in cement production, in different international projects with regard to process and
product optimisation, energy efficiency and emissions reduction, and in various practice-oriented research projects.
VDZ lecturers possess comprehensive knowledge of advanced techniques used in cement manufacturing and are
best informed about the latest trends and developments in the industry. For special topics experts from the plant
engineering and supplying industries as well as special service providers are invited to participate in VDZ training
courses as lecturers. The valuable practical experience and specialised theoretical knowledge of the lecturers is con-
veyed to the participants during the training courses.

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Impressions
Classroom training session at VDZ Interactive exercises
Visit to the laboratory Practical exercises
Cement plant visit Practical exercises at the plant
Social event, brewery evening Certificate presentation
Training session, group work
Simulator training session
Final exam
Social event, sightseeing tour

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Contact
Contact
■ General information
Dr. rer. nat. Stefan Schäfer
Phone: +49 (0) 211 45 78-251
Fax: +49 (0) 211 45 78-400
training@vdz-online.de
■ Booking
Julia Volchkova
Phone: +49 (0) 211 45 78-252
Fax: +49 (0) 211 45 78-400
training@vdz-online.de

VDZ gGmbH
Education and Training
P
.O. Box 30 10 63 ■ D - 40410 Duesseldorf
Tannenstrasse 2 ■ D - 40476 Duesseldorf
Germany

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