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The company has acquired
over the last twenty years extensive experience in the challanges
of pretreatment of metal foundry and has achieved to date 11
gasification plants. The process of gasification by indirect
heat exchange, has the advantage that the scrap metal is treated
in a controlled atmoshpere (with temperature and oxygen content
closely monitored) so that oil, water and organic contaminants
are removed, without oxidation of the metal scrap being recycled.
Through continuous development over the years, these gasification
plants have an important feature in that via a special swirl
chamber combustion process, the calorific value of the oils
and organic components, removed from the scrap metal, is employed
to reheat the incoming scrap metal. Under certain conditions
(percentage of oil and organic material present) this renders
the process largely self sufficient with regards to heating
energy input.
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