Celsa France, an EAF (electric arc furnace) steel producer specializing in the production of steel billets from steel scrap, will be increasing the technology capabilities of their 150-ton scrap AC top charge furnace in Boucau, France.
The iEAF® technology platform supplied by Tenova Goodfellow, Inc., a Canadian subsidiary of Tenova, is Celsa France’s third NextGen® system to be installed in Europe. The scope of supply will include NextGen® hardware for upstream off-gas measurement and various software solutions.
“We are pleased to continue our long-standing relationship with Tenova,” states Nicolas Claveranne, production manager at Celsa France and project manager for this project. “The NextGen® references – we are sure – will bring added value to the steelmaking operations of our plant.”
