Hyundai Steel is joining forces with the global classification and certification body DNV to strengthen its technological competitiveness in steel used for energy transportation and storage. Hyundai Steel announced on the 11th that it signed a “Business Agreement on Establishing a Certification System and Joint Technology Development for Steel and Welding Technologies for Future Energy” with DNV on the 10th at the Korean headquarters of DNV’s Maritime business unit in Busan. DNV is a global classification and certification body headquartered in Norway that conducts safety assessments of ships and offshore plants and sets international technical standards.
The two companies will conduct joint research on steel for ships and offshore plants and establish steel evaluation methodologies. Hyundai Steel will utilize its research infrastructure and materials development capabilities to conduct testing and analysis of steel and welded joints, while DNV will support the establishment of evaluation criteria and provide technical advisory services based on its expertise in international standards and certification. They plan to use the research results to expand technology standardization and the foundation for international certification.
A Hyundai Steel official said, “Through collaboration with DNV, we will enhance the performance and reliability of steel required in the global energy market and secure technological competitiveness that meets international standards.”
Byun Jong-guk
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