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Seagull Cooling Technologies (Asia Pacific) Sdn. Bhd.
July 12-14,2015, CTI Summer meeting
Place: Tampa, USA
Attendee:
ZhuPing Wu- Chairman of the CCTI, China General Machinery Industry Association -Branch of cooling technology institute(CCTI),manager of the Jiangsu Seagull Cooling Tower Co.,LTD
LinTian Li- Vice president of CCTI,
Zhen Yin-Secretary general,
ShunAn Zhao& DingShen Xu- Director
Chairman of the CTI Frank Michell, vice President Tony Depalma, director of finance Steve Chaloupka, secretary Brandon Rees, and other directors warm welcome delegation and later held a special meeting with Mr.Wu's delegation. During the meeting both sides had their basic perspective basic introduction to each other. Later on had focus talk on areas of possible future cooperation was conducted. Mr.Wu's delegation was also invited respectively the project introduction of standard and group discussion materials certification of the two committees to inspect the materials and engineering standards as well participate in committee of two group discussions.
This meeting is considered to be the beginning of the cooperation. The two sides reached a consensus in terms of operation and management experience & consensus on the direction of development and many other aspects of the cooling tower. After the meeting Mr.Wu cordially invited Mr. Frank Michell and delegation of CTI to visit CCTI, invitation was happily accepted by delegation and scheduled to visit CCTI in April 2016.
CTI is the American cooling technology institute. It is the most influential and authoritative bodies of the cooling tower in the world, which are engaged in cooling technology-related manufacturers and professionals of the academic institution. CTI was founded in 1950, is a non-profit technical society, focuses on improving technology of cooling towers and cooling tower systems, design, performance and maintenance. Cooling tower thermal performance standards established by the CTI, in order to evaluate the performance of the project and technical standard many government departments and large cooling towers follow CTI.
