NZS 3122:2009 A1
Specification for Portland and blended cements (General and special purpose): Amendment 1
This amendment aligns NZS 3122:2009 with a worldwide initiative to reduce the carbon footprint of concrete by reducing carbon dioxide emissions associated with the process of cement manufacture. This amendment also takes into consideration the results from tests on New Zealand concretes and cements.
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Related Information
Climate Change (Eligible Industrial Activities) Regulations 2010
Ministry: Ministry for the Environment
Section: 20(3)(b)
Citation context:where the outputs are... ...(ii) cement that complies with the relevant New Zealand Standards for cement (NZS 3122:2009, NZS 3123:2009, and NZS 3125:1991) and any other relevant international standards required for export cement consignments.
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NZS 3122:2009 A1
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