The agreement provides for the supply of laboratory equipment for metal production. The resulting metal can be used in the aviation and space industries, shipbuilding, the chemical and oil‑and‑gas sectors, as well as in medicine.
New Delhi | Sept 15: Giredmet Institute (part of the Chemical Engineering Cluster of the Rosatom State Corporation) and the Indian company Alt Metals signed a contract to establish a pilot production facility for titanium sponge at the Innoprom. India exhibition in New Delhi. The document was signed by Andrey Goliney, Director of the Chemical Engineering Division at Rosatom Nauka JSC (the managing organization of Giredmet JSC), and Anjani Sri Murtya Sunkavali, Founder and CEO of Alt Metals
The agreement aims to develop cooperation between Russian and Indian specialists in the field of deep processing of mineral raw materials and provides for the supply of laboratory equipment for the production of titanium sponge.
“This relates to developing the initial design data for industrial titanium sponge production with a capacity of 1,000 tons per year. During the first stage, we will conduct a study of the customer’s raw materials, conduct laboratory testing, manufacture and supply a set of laboratory equipment, and provide installation supervision, commissioning, and personnel training. We are interested in scaling the technology to industrial scale and subsequently integrating it into Indian industry,” emphasized Andrey Goliney.