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China Shanghai Kstone S&T Development Co .,LTD.
Shanghai Kstone S&T Development Co .,LTD.
Manufacturer of SF6 testing instruments and equipment with the most complete range of products from China, with 13 years of professional experienceCompany ProfileLeading SF6 testing equipment manufacturer (with over 1000 customers all over the world)Passed ISO9001 new version certificationDouble soft certification enterpriseNational level high-tech enterprise, specialized and innovative enterprise, national level technology-based small and medium-sized enterpriseNational standard: "GB/T11023...

Shanghai Kstone S&T Development Co .,LTD.

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Latest company news about KSTONE Joins & Sponsors Xiamen High-Voltage Seminar, Sharing Eco-Friendly Cabinet Drying Study
2025-11-10 14:48:36
KSTONE Sponsors and Participates in High-Voltage Electrical Technology Seminar in Xiamen, Showcasing Innovative Research on Eco-Friendly Cabinet Dryer Systems​ KSTONE, a Leading Manufacturer of SF6 Detection Equipment, was recently invited to sponsor and participate in the prestigious High-Voltage Electrical Technology Seminar held in Xiamen. The event brought together industry experts, technical professionals, and enterprise representatives from across the country to exchange insights on the latest technological advancements, market trends, and sustainable development strategies in the high-voltage electrical sector. ​As a key sponsor, KSTONE made its presence felt through active engagement and knowledge sharing. Mr. [Name Optional], Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of KSTONE, delivered a keynote speech titled “Research on Drying Methods for Eco-Friendly Cabinet Gas Tanks,” which garnered significant attention and positive feedback from the audience. In his presentation, Mr. Jin Xuejiang elaborated on the core challenges of moisture control in high-voltage cabinet gas tanks, particularly emphasizing the importance of environmental protection and energy efficiency in modern electrical equipment design. He shared KSTONE’s latest R&D achievements in dry air maintenance technology, including innovative drying process optimization, intelligent humidity monitoring systems, and low-energy consumption solutions that align with global green development goals.​ The seminar served as a valuable platform for KSTONE to strengthen industry connections, demonstrate its technical expertise, and gain insights into cutting-edge industry developments. By sponsoring and participating in such high-level academic and technical exchanges, KSTONE reaffirms its commitment to driving technological progress and promoting sustainable practices in the high-voltage electrical industry. The company’s research on eco-friendly cabinet drying methods not only addresses critical technical pain points but also contributes to the industry’s transition toward more efficient, reliable, and environmentally responsible solutions.​ Looking ahead, KSTONE will continue to invest in R&D and innovation, deepen cooperation with industry peers, and strive to deliver high-quality, eco-friendly electrical equipment and technical services that meet the evolving needs of customers and the market.
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Latest company news about China's First 500kV Environmental-Friendly Gas Insulation Project for Power Plants Put into Operation
2025-11-05 10:08:12
China's First 500kV Environmental-Friendly Gas Insulation Project for Power Plants Put into Operation: Perfluoroisobutyronitrile Leads Green Transformation of Power Industry​ Recently, China's first 500kV environmental-friendly gas insulation project for power plants was successfully commissioned at Beilun Power Plant (State Energy Group Zhejiang Company). By replacing traditional sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) with perfluoroisobutyronitrile (C4F7N), it marks a breakthrough in greenhouse gas replacement for China's high-voltage electrical sector, offering key insights for industrial low-carbon transition.​ 1. Addressing SF6's Environmental Challenge: Urgency for Carbon Cuts​Regulated under the Paris Agreement, SF6 is a potent greenhouse gas with a global warming potential (GWP) of 22,800 and ~3,200-year atmospheric lifetime. Though excellent for insulation and arc-extinguishing, it hinders the power industry's "dual carbon" goals (carbon peaking, carbon neutrality). With China, the U.S., EU and others rolling out SF6 bans, finding alternatives like perfluoroisobutyronitrile has become critical for grid safety and green development.​ 2. Perfluoroisobutyronitrile: Merging Eco-Friendliness, Safety and Performance​As a new insulating gas, perfluoroisobutyronitrile causes no ozone depletion, has far lower GWP than SF6 and shorter atmospheric lifetime—cutting emissions at the source. The project is set to reduce carbon by ~85 tons, equal to the sequestration of nearly 5,000 mature trees. It produces minimal harmful decomposition products under extreme conditions (e.g., discharge, high temperatures), lowering health risks for operators. Its -4.7°C liquefaction temperature also adapts to diverse climates, overcoming low-temperature limits of some alternatives.​ 3. Industry Significance: Pioneering Carbon Reduction in High-Voltage Electricals​This project not only confirms perfluoroisobutyronitrile's viability in high-voltage scenarios and solves SF6 replacement bottlenecks but also delivers ecological and economic wins. It boosts enterprises' green competitiveness and creates extra value via carbon trading, offering a "Chinese solution" for the power industry's low-carbon future.​ 4. Shanghai Kstone's Contribution: Full-Set Equipment for C4F7N Application​In supporting the industrial application of perfluoroisobutyronitrile (C4F7N), Shanghai Kstone has developed a complete set of equipment tailored for this new environmental-friendly gas. The product portfolio includes C4F7N leak detectors, ratio testers, gas mixing and filling devices, as well as recovery, separation and purification equipment. Notably, the company has already achieved delivery performance of these full-set devices, providing solid hardware support for the stable operation, efficient management and recycling of C4F7N in high-voltage electrical projects, and further promoting the large-scale application of SF6 alternative technologies in the power industry.
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