Good news came from the Vietnam Iron Plant Project Department. At 12 o'clock on the morning of November 19th, local time, the blast furnace of the Vietnam Iron Plant project of China Machinery Co., Ltd. was successfully tapped! The electrical control equipment for this project is provided by Dayu Electric Company. 

　　As a supplier of electrical control equipment, Dayu Electric Company provides a set of TBQ-12000 adjustment and supplementation for the blast furnace blower of the project, and a set of GSDQ-6000 water resistance cabinet for the sintering main pump. After the company's electrical control equipment entered the site, the company arranged for the backbone after-sales engineer Wang Chuanping to follow up in early September, responsible for installation and commissioning and related technical guidance. Wang Chuanping overcame many difficulties such as poor site conditions and cross prevention and control of the epidemic. After 20 days of hard work, the electrical control equipment was finally successfully debugged and started, making due contributions to the smooth ignition and opening of the furnace and the release of the first furnace of molten iron.

　　On the morning of November 18th, local time in Vietnam, POMINA Steel Group held a grand opening ceremony of the blast furnace in the blast furnace area of the POMINA3 plant. The scene was full of flowers and banners, and the atmosphere was warm. Guo Chunyang, executive director and general manager of China Machinery Cooperation, sent a letter of congratulations. China Machinery Cooperation representatives Zhang Yuheng and Chen Qiyuan attended the opening ceremony. In his speech, Mr. Do Tien Si, general manager of POMINA, expressed his sincere gratitude to the cooperation and construction parties of China Machinery Industry Co., Ltd. for overcoming difficulties such as the new crown epidemic, cooperating closely, and actively promoting the progress of the project.

　　POMINA is the top three listed steel company in Vietnam. It is located in Vung Tau province, Ba Ria, Vietnam. The blast furnace tested this time is the first 630M3 blast furnace in southern Vietnam.