SENECA solutions for dosing in steelworks aim to control the flow of technical gases and automate continuous casting plants. The gas ramp is a constituent element of a gas combustion system designed to convey fuel from the network or tank to the burner. The painted steel support structure and piping layout have been designed with a focus on compactness and accessibility. The ergonomic design of our ramps allows the operator to move easily both inside and outside them.

Ramps made by Seneca allow the automation of system gas dosing. They are equipped with multiple measuring and control lines for every requirement. The key components are supplied by other leading companies in the industry and were chosen for their quality, safety, and worldwide availability.

Stirring plants, on the other hand, are used to control the flow rate of technical gases such as argon and nitrogen: these plants are made in one or more ways as required and are indispensable to allow intermittent or continuous stirring of molten metals (in ladles). We design and build stirring plants and electro-instrumental skids, fixed or mobile, integrated into the production process to increase quality and plant productivity. We propose systems for measuring and regulating the flow rate of technical gases (e.g. Argon, Nitrogen, Hydrogen).

We design and manufacture industrial cooling systems to remove excess heat in critical industrial processes, using suitable instrumentation and heat exchange technologies. Specifically, we offer automated systems for analyzing, purifying, and controlling the cooling of water used in the production flows of steel and paper mills.

The gas reduction ramps are manufactured in full compliance with safety regulations, according to EN746, and are PED tested and certified. In addition to test certificates, we provide maintenance instructions and personnel training.