Our Technical Team Dispatched to Russia to Tackle Critical Challenges, Delivering Customized Solutions that Earn High Client Acclaim

Recently, our technical expert team traveled to Russia to engage in specialized technical discussions with a local energy group regarding valve equipment stability in extreme cold climates and on-site installation challenges under harsh operating conditions. After days of technical workshops and on-site testing verification, both parties reached a cooperation agreement on optimizing core valves for Arctic projects. The first batch of 220 cryogenic ball valves will begin production next month, ensuring safe operations for high-latitude energy projects.

Technical Breakthrough: Solving Valve Challenges in -60°C Extreme Conditions
The Russian client reported recurring issues with valve seal failures and delayed actuator response at -60°C, severely impacting production continuity. Our technical team conducted on-site inspections and proposed a comprehensive optimization plan addressing multiple dimensions.

In-Depth Cooperation: From Product Supply to Technology Ecosystem Development
During a technical joint meeting in Moscow, three key cooperation directions were established based on Russia's Arctic energy development needs:

Joint R&D: Plans to establish an "Extreme Cold Fluid Control Laboratory" for long-term low-temperature material performance testing.

Localized Services: Setting up a core technical support center offering 24/7 remote diagnostics and 72-hour on-site emergency response.

Standard Alignment: Promoting compatibility between China's extreme cold valve standards and Russia's GOST certification system to accelerate project approval.

Client Feedback: Chinese Technology Enhances Polar Engineering Reliability
Ivan Petrov, Technical Director of the energy group, stated: "The Chinese team's professionalism and problem-solving efficiency exceeded expectations. Their 'material-structure-intelligence' tri-dimensional optimization solution fundamentally resolved our long-standing technical bottlenecks. This marks not just a single cooperation but the beginning of long-term technical synergy!"

Strategic Significance and Future Outlook
This technical mission to Russia signifies international recognition of our expertise in extreme cold applications, further solidifying our "technology export" strategy. The accumulated cryogenic valve design experience will lay the foundation for expanding into markets like Northern Europe and Canada. Moving forward, we will continue focusing on global special operating conditions, empowering clients through "customized technology + preemptive service" models, ensuring Chinese-engineered solutions safeguard worldwide energy security.