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SOCAR, Turkey’s Gebze Technical University to develop innovative projects (PHOTO)

Oil&Gas Materials 28 September 2021 11:49 (UTC +04:00)

BAKU, Azerbaijan, Sept.28

By Leman Zeynalova – Trend:

SOCAR Turkey Research and Development (R&D) and Innovation company has established SOCAR R&D Process Systems Center at Turkey’s Gebze Technical University (GTU), Trend reports with reference to Azerbaijan’s state oil company SOCAR.

The project will be implemented at GTU technological park. The company will continue the implementation of its joint projects with GTU launched in 2020. The center will integrate the scientific researches of the University and SOCAR Turkey’s operation, thereby improving the quality of new products and processes of high value. Manufacturing of catalyst analysis equipment, autonomous vehicles, control sensors and dimethyl ether from CO2 emissions will continue at the center.

SOCAR R&D Process Systems Center will develop innovative projects for productive and sustainable production by facilitating the flow of information from the university to industry. Combining the scientific infrastructure provided by the university with the experience of SOCAR Turkey R&D, the innovative solutions will contribute to the competitive and dynamic development of SOCAR, while creating customer satisfaction and public benefit.

SOCAR Turkey R&D and Innovation and GTU will continue the work on the latest version of the device, which will analyze the catalysts used in the production of petrochemical products and improve the prototype.

The company will also continue the work on modeling and optimization project for a hydrocracking plant, which plays an important role in the profitability of the processing industry, the design of autonomous aircraft for maintenance and transportation of hazardous substances in production areas. The center will also develop innovative projects that reduce the impact of industrial waste on the environment and allow recycling.

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