Good news! Our company's project has been awarded the Scientific and Technological Progress Award by the China Corrosion Control Technology Association
Recently, the results of the 2025 Science and Technology Award of the China Corrosion Control Technology Association were officially announced. The project "Research and Application of Graphite Air Heaters," which was applied for by Nantong Shanjian Anti-Corrosion Technology Co., Ltd., was awarded the first prize for scientific and technological progress.
In the lead-up to the award selection, the China Corrosion Control Technology Association organized experts to convene a scientific and technological achievements appraisal meeting in Nantong for the project "Research, Development, and Application of Graphite Air Heaters," which was undertaken by the company.
The meeting was chaired by Pan Xiaojie, the president of the China Corrosion Control Technology Association. Yao Songnian, the general manager of the company, gave a detailed report on the implementation status of the project. After listening to the report and engaging in inquiry and discussion, the appraisal committee unanimously agreed that the company's achievement had generally reached the domestic level. The appraisal committee then announced that the technological achievement appraisal of the "Research and Application of Graphite Air Heater" project had been passed.
The company has risen to challenges and spent ten years honing its skills for innovation. The protection technology for air heaters against low-temperature dew point corrosion is a significant achievement of the company's research and development team through dedicated exploration and independent innovation. This project has achieved excellent technology transfer capabilities. It is believed that with the continuous advancement of new material technology and the sustained promotion of environmental protection policies, this project will develop towards a more efficient and environmentally friendly direction, with broad application prospects.
