“With this new installation, Hirohata plant will save about 400,000 t/a of CO₂ emissions” said Mario Marcozzi, Tenova Sales Director for Electric Arc & Ladle Furnaces. “Moreover, this project consolidates Tenova presence in the important Asian market”.
With more than seventy-five references worldwide, Tenova’s Consteel EAF offers high quality standards as well as an environmentally friendly approach to steel production compared to the other EAF technology. Tenova’s exclusive Consteel technology is in fact the only fully proven industrial process that continuously heats and feeds metallic charge into the EAF, while simultaneously keeping gaseous emissions under control.
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