Samjeong ENC, "Developed Hydrogen Gas Control System Reducing Installation Area by 30%"

At the 'H2 MEET 2023' exhibition held at KINTEX on the 13th, Kim Seung-seop, CEO of Samjeong ENC (center), is introducing the company's products to a client. Photo by Samjeong ENC

Samjung ENC (CEO Kim Seung-seop) announced that it showcased its hydrogen gas control system, developed with proprietary technology this year, along with hydrogen coolers at the hydrogen industry exhibition 'H2 MEET 2023' held at KINTEX from the 13th to the 15th.

The hydrogen gas control system is a core facility that can be used throughout the entire hydrogen industry process, including hydrogen production, storage, transportation, and utilization. The company stated, "Composed of more than 65% domestically produced products, it has an excellent import substitution effect," adding, "Through technological innovation, we reduced the use of fittings by 46%, parts by 19%, and bending by 67%, thereby increasing configuration efficiency. The installation area was also reduced to 31%, enhancing space utilization within hydrogen charging stations."

Hydrogen charging stations use ultra-high-pressure hydrogen gas, making the reliability and safety of components configured in the hydrogen gas control panel crucial. The company said, "We have succeeded in domestic production that enables the development of technology to fundamentally block hydrogen gas leaks and the stable supply of related components." On the 13th, the company was selected as a finalist for the 'H2 Innovation Award' by the exhibition organizing committee and received the 'Excellence Award.'

CEO Kim Seung-seop stated, "When applying the 'block header' developed by our company, hydrogen leak points are drastically reduced, and there are many differences such as cost reduction and independence from imports," adding, "We will become a company that drives the development of the national hydrogen economy to secure a firm competitive advantage."

Founded in 1993, Samjung ENC is a specialized company in industrial cooling equipment and participated in the development of infrastructure products for hydrogen charging stations in 2015. It took part in building the hydrogen charging station at Hyundai Motor's Ulsan plant and has supplied hydrogen coolers to about 154 hydrogen charging stations to date, including the National Assembly hydrogen charging station, the first regulatory sandbox project installed at the National Assembly.

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