CNPC Tubular Goods Research Institute at IgMin Research
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| Name | CNPC Tubular Goods Research Institute |
| Location | Xi An, China |
| URL | https://www.prci.org |
About University
PRCI is happy to welcome CNPC Tubular Goods Research Institute (TGRI) as a full Associate Member. Representing TGRI is Chen Hongyuan.
Founded in 1981, TGRI is a division of China National Petroleum Corporation. A poly-technical center, TGRI integrates scientific research, quality and technical supervision, and engineering technical services in the oil tubular goods engineering field. With the tenet of "Innovation, Long-term, Rigorousness, Impartiality," TGRI is dedicated to the development of technology innovation, research and development, quality technical supervision and engineering technical service. Since its foundation over 40 years ago, TGRI has many successful accomplishments and completed more than 200 national and provincial projects.
Welcome to PRCI! We look forward to working together in our mission to enhance global pipeline safety and integrity.
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