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Tashkent Metro Delegation Visits NARINCO Plant in China

A Tashkent Metro delegation visited China's NARINCO metallurgical plant in Inner Mongolia to study advanced rail production and automated systems.

Tashkent Metro Delegation Tours NARINCO Facility in China

Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) – The state unitary enterprise Tashkent Metro announced that a delegation from its organization visited the NARINCO metallurgical plant in Baotou, located in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, as part of a working trip to China.

The NARINCO plant is a specialized producer of various iron and steel goods, including railway rails, switches, substantial metal structures, and other industrial items.

The chief engineer of Tashkent Metro, along with other delegates, explored the plant's manufacturing areas, metal processing techniques, and end-to-end production cycles. A particular focus was placed on the creation of railway rails, switches, steel pipes, and other metal goods.

During their visit, the Uzbek delegation was also presented with the plant's production process management system, contemporary automated technologies, and the functionality of its central dispatch center. Representatives from the Metro observed the integrated system that facilitates real-time oversight and control of all manufacturing activities at the facility.

Plant experts explained that the dispatch center incorporates elements of artificial intelligence, digital monitoring, and automated control systems. These features are credited with boosting production efficiency, guaranteeing product quality, and reinforcing industrial safety.

The system is recognized as one of the most advanced high-tech production management systems available.

Subsequent to the tour, discussions were held between the parties concerning the integration of advanced technologies within the metallurgical and railway sectors, ensuring product quality, implementing innovative solutions, and exploring potential future collaborations.

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