China Equipment Manufacturing Industry

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Components for world's largest truss semi-submersible platform loaded in China's Tianjin
Designed and built by Chinese company Oil Engineering Co., Ltd, components for the world's largest truss semi-submersible platform was finished in loading in north China's Tianjin. The 20,000-ton-weight components will serve the underwater production system of Lingshui 17-2 gas field project, China's first 1500-meter deepwater gas field.

 

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High-tech Chinese vessels on display at marine economy expo

 

[Bilal.]

Does China make CNC machines?

 

[LKJ86]

Does China make CNC machines?

Why not?

 

[Bilal.]

Why not?

Would be nice if some examples are posted. It forms the backbone of modern industry.

 

[LKJ86]

Would be nice if some examples are posted. It forms the backbone of modern industry.

 

[FuturePAF]

Would China be open to linking the Pakistani electrical grid to China’s electrical grid, so that any excess power generated in either country could be sold or stored, and the cost of electricity lowered for consumers overall?

 

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China Develops High-speed Train to Run on Different Rail Systems
A Chinese train maker on Wednesday rolled out a new type of high-speed train which can run on different rail systems with a standard speed of 400 kilometers per hour.

 

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Nuclear power unit with China-developed reactor achieves criticality
China's first nuclear power unit using Hualong One technology, a domestically developed third-generation reactor design, achieves criticality. It will start operation this year.

 

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Would China be open to linking the Pakistani electrical grid to China’s electrical grid, so that any excess power generated in either country could be sold or stored, and the cost of electricity lowered for consumers overall?

Don't underestimate Pakistan herself electricity demands. China's experience is redundant electricity is better than shortage.

I bet Pakistan will need 10x more electricity in next 2 decades.

 

[FuturePAF]

Don't underestimate Pakistan herself electricity demands. China's experience is redundant electricity is better than shortage.

I bet Pakistan will need 10x more electricity in next 2 decades.

That very well maybe true, but for right now, it will help stabilize the energy market, and when Pakistan’s demand goes up, it can rapidly buy more electricity if China has excess capacity. For now it will help cover some of the costs to build the electricity generation capacity. It’s win win for both sides. If Pakistan can cover this cost, it can quickly move on to taking out loans for phase 2 of CPEC, modernization of agriculture and the modernization of the railways.

 

[vi-va]

That very well maybe true, but for right now, it will help stabilize the energy market, and when Pakistan’s demand goes up, it can rapidly buy more electricity if China has excess capacity. For now it will help cover some of the costs to build the electricity generation capacity. It’s win win for both sides. If Pakistan can cover this cost, it can quickly move on to taking out loans for phase 2 of CPEC, modernization of agriculture and the modernization of the railways.

I agree. When more and more Pakistan Hydro-power stations are ready, maybe it's time. Those Hydro-power stations are closer to China, should save a lot of money for the power line.

 

[FuturePAF]

I agree. When more and more Pakistan Hydro-power stations are ready, maybe it's time. Those Hydro-power stations are closer to China, should save a lot of money for the power line.

To be honest, Pakistan needs someone to buy the energy now so it can minimize its costs, and move on to the next projects.

China could also look at extending the transmission lines to Central Asia or even Russia, as a way to implement OBOR projects quicker.