Changzhou Qicheng Environmental Technology has signed cooperation agreements with Korea's Gangwon National University and Cheonan Technical University, focusing on joint research and development of waste gas treatment technologies to advance collaborative innovation in environmental protection technologies between China and South Korea.
Changzhou Qicheng Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. has recently formalised a tripartite industry-academia-research collaboration agreement with Korea's Gangwon National University and Cheonan Technical University. The partnership will focus on joint research into industrial waste gas treatment technologies for the broader semiconductor sector. Under the agreement, the Korean institutions will provide theoretical support in plasma decomposition and high-temperature catalysis, while Qicheng Environmental will oversee technological conversion and industrial implementation.
The initial collaborative project focuses on optimising the energy efficiency of PFC gas treatment equipment, with plans to complete laboratory validation of novel catalytic materials within 2024. The company's general manager stated that South Korea possesses extensive experience in treating exhaust gases from semiconductor manufacturing processes. This collaboration will accelerate the company's technological iteration and provide customers with more efficient solutions. Qicheng Environment has already established supply chain partnerships with multiple South Korean semiconductor equipment manufacturers, with products exported to Southeast Asian nations including Malaysia and Vietnam.
