Taihan Cable与明知大学合作提升海底电缆结构验证能力

Taihan Cable & Solution (001440) said on the 13th that it will partner with Myongji University to enhance the performance and reliability of subsea cables and, through this, strengthen its product competitiveness in the floating offshore wind market. Taihan signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for cooperation in subsea cable structural performance verification at Myongji University's Hybrid Structural Testing Center in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, on the 10th of this month.
Because subsea cables are operated in the sea for long periods, verifying their performance and reliability in advance is important. A properly established performance verification system is necessary to improve product quality and to respond to competition in the floating offshore wind market, which is drawing attention as a new mainstream market for subsea cables.
Myongji University's Hybrid Structural Testing Center is a specialized research institution that conducts performance evaluations of structures and industrial products for this purpose. It carries out various research and testing based on large-scale experimental equipment and advanced measurement systems. It holds particular expertise in evaluating the safety and performance of industrial structures and products by utilizing hybrid testing technology that simulates real-world environments.
Taihan (001440) plans to advance its structural performance verification system for subsea cables through Myongji University and to establish a foundation for cooperation in related technology research. The two sides will jointly conduct structural performance testing and evaluation of power and communication cables such as subsea cables, as well as industry-related products, and will expand technology research and cooperation.
Taihan has also expanded its related capabilities by completing a dedicated test center for high-voltage direct current (HVDC) cables at its Dangjin cable plant. "Through this agreement, we will expand our structural verification capabilities and continuously raise the quality and product reliability demanded by the global market," a Taihan official said. "We will expand investment in research and development (R&D) and testing infrastructure to strengthen our subsea and HVDC business capabilities."