$100 billion worth of projects
The RT-Chemcomposite holding presented in India a number
of innovative projects for joint implementation with a total investment of more
than $100 million. A delegation of the holding company took part in the meeting
of the Russian-Indian Intergovernmental Commission in New Delhi.
According to the holding's press service, a meeting of the working group on
industrial modernization and cooperation of the Russian-Indian Intergovernmental
Commission on Commercial, Economic, Scientific, Technical, and Cultural
Cooperation was held in New Delhi on August 18. The delegation of
RT-Chemcomposite holding took part in the event.
"Implementation of these projects will support the export of high-tech products
manufactured by RT-Chemcomposite, make research and design quite effective, and
create new high-tech industries in the friendly country," said Kirill Shubsky,
General Director of RT-Chemcomposite.
In particular, the key projects include manufacturing heterogeneous aircraft
glazing products as well as structures of polymer composite materials. Another
issue being discussed is manufacturing special coatings for aviation, railway
and marine equipment as well as producing polymer-composite gas cylinders for
gas-filling facilities.
It is also proposed to create an engineering center aimed at manufacturing
installations for preparing drinking and technical-purpose water.
RT-Chemcomposite is one of the best innovative Russian chemical companies and
manufacturers of composite materials. Organizations that are part of the holding
have a fifty-year experience of successful work with composites.
The holding commercially manufactures high-tech products for space, aviation,
power engineering, as well as ground and water transport. In particular,
RT-Chemcomposite enterprises manufacture carbon fiber shells for the Proton-M,
Rokot and Angara carrier-rockets. Using carbon fiber, holding experts reduced
the total weight of the space vehicles by 1.5 tons.
