Warm congratulations on the successful conclusion of the fifth working meeting of the preparation group of Mechanical Anchors for Nuclear Power Engineering

Release time:

2024-12-02 10:27

In order to further implement the "National Standardization Development Outline" and "Quality Power Construction Outline", the fifth working meeting of the group standard "Mechanical anchor for Nuclear Power Engineering" was held in Tai 'an, Shandong on November 29, 2024. The working meeting was undertaken by Jinan Lizhi Test System Co., LTD. It aims to improve and promote the establishment of group standards for mechanical anchors used in nuclear power engineering, to further regulate the development of the industry and promote the standardization process in the field of nuclear power anchors.

Experts and leaders from more than 20 scientific research institutions, colleges and enterprises across the country attended the meeting. Liang Zhongju, General manager of Lizhi Testing, gave an opening speech at the meeting, followed by a collective discussion on group standards among experts and technicians. Experts from the standard feasibility, necessity and other aspects of a comprehensive discussion. After full discussion and exchange, the experts gave full affirmation to the content of the standard, and put forward many valuable opinions and suggestions on how to further improve the standard, which is of great significance for further improving the content of the standard and improving the scientific and practical nature of the standard. After the meeting, the experts collectively visited the civil engineering structure laboratory of the Force support test, and General Manager Liang Zhongju personally led the team and explained the high-end key mechanical properties test equipment such as large-scale engineering structure fatigue testing machine and electro-hydraulic high-speed impact testing machine currently equipped in the production base. The experts highly praised the achievements made by Power Testing in the field of fatigue testing, and hoped to have further cooperation in future scientific research.