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SDL attended the 17th Vietnam International Power Technology and Equipment Exhibition

2024-07-17

On July 17th, 2024, the annual Vietnam International Power Equipment and Technology Exhibition grandly opened in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. SDL attended the exhibition and presented series products for monitoring pollutant emissions.

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In recent years, the vigorous industrialization in Vietnam has been driving the demand for energy, and the power equipment industry in Vietnam has been rated as one of the most attractive investment fields in this region. As the only professional exhibition in the power industry of Vietnam that receives government support, the Vietnam Power Equipment and Technology Exhibition is hosted by the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Vietnam and the People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. At this exhibition which is of common concern to power enterprises in Vietnam and various other countries, SDL met and communicated with government agencies, experts, and entrepreneurs in the power industries of different countries to jointly seek opportunities for cooperative development.

SDL showcased the portable Fourier transform infrared gas analyzer, the online high-temperature gas monitoring system, the extractive particulate matter monitoring system, and the in-situ laser particulate matter monitor. Relying on SDL's more than 20 years of monitoring experience in the thermal power industry, it is committed to providing users in the thermal power industry with intelligent monitoring solutions such as gaseous pollutant monitoring, particulate matter monitoring, flow monitoring, heavy metal monitoring, and carbon emission monitoring, thus promoting the green, low-carbon, and high-quality development of the thermal power industry.

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