On July 27th, Juna New Energy participated in the 2014 first batch of "standardized good behavior enterprises" pilot training organized by the Jiangsu Association for Standardization, as well as the "enterprise product and service standard self-declaration disclosure and supervision" symposium. Dr. Liang Zheng from Juna New Energy attended the meeting as a representative of the company and the graphene industry.
Song Guojian, Director of the Local Office of the National Standards Commission, as a specially invited expert at this meeting, explained the establishment, operation, confirmation, and pilot confirmation and evaluation of the enterprise standard system. At present, with the deepening of graphene research and development, the production and application of graphene has gradually entered the stage of industrialization. Various graphene research units and enterprises have not yet reached a consensus on the definition, properties, preparation methods, detection and characterization methods of graphene and other core technical issues in the industry, which can not be ignored for the development of graphene industry and even the communication between upstream and downstream enterprises. influences. Therefore, the establishment of enterprise standard systems and pilot projects is particularly important for accelerating the progress of graphene standardization. After the meeting, Dr. Liang Zheng and other participating business representatives had extensive exchanges and in-depth discussions, and unanimously recognized the important role of standards in ensuring product quality and service quality. At the same time, Dr. Liang Zheng said that Taizhou Juna, as the affiliated unit of the Secretariat of the China Graphene Standardization Committee and the main drafting unit of the domestic graphene standard, will continue to attach importance to the standardization work of enterprises, and keep the graphene standardization work in Taizhou always at the forefront of the country. Further promote the Chinese standard of graphene to become an international standard.