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Celes Celine

High-flux heaters

A rapid heating solution for long products incorporates CELES CELINE high-flux reheating inductors for sizable cost and energy savings, as well as improved product quality.

HIGH-FLUX INDUCTOR ADVANTAGES

New requirements for intermediate heating at conventional hot rolling mills or thin slab casting are characterised by extremely high power densities and power levels. We developed a conductor that can be used to design multi-layer inductors, which enables significantly greater power density. Consequently, injectable power levels allow the targets to be reached. Common applications for high-flux inductors include:

  • Reheated billets for pressing, stamping, forging or hot rolling
  • Reheated pipes or rails for continuous heat treatment

The main advantages of high-flux reheating inductors are their heating efficiency and compactness.

Lower costs with CELES CELINE

CELES CELINE high-flux inductor is a versatile and eco-friendly solution for hybrid furnaces or mini mills. Customer benefits include:

  • Significant reduction of production costs and metal loss 
  • Eco-friendly production: ultra-low emissions
  • Temperature deviation is automatically compensated
  • Maintenance free

If you combine a gas-fired reheating furnace with the CELES CELINE inductor, you can reheat materials very quickly at lower furnace temperatures. The result is incredible: power density is six times greater than conventional inductors. With heating maintained at a continuous temperature, skid marks are reduced and production quality is improved.

Lower maintenance, greater reliability

The high-flux inductor doesn't need refractory and it has adequate thermal and mechanical protection, meaning maintenance requirements are minimal. Moreover, the furnace benefits from operating at a lower temperature, giving you a longer refractory life, reduced maintenance costs, minimized NOx emissions and a reduction of scale formation.