Sunjin Environment Co., Ltd. http://sunjin-env.com/en <![CDATA[Kang-woo Lee, CEO of Sunjin Environment Co., Ltd., 100 million won in development fund to his alma mater Busan National Univers]]> Busan ​​National University (President Cha Jeong-in) announced on the 10th that on the 7th, Lee Kang-woo, CEO of Sunjin Environment Co., Ltd., pledged to contribute 100 million won (pictured) to the development fund to support the scholarships of juniors. Kang-woo Lee, a professor of Environmental Engineering at Busan ​​National University, was an adjunct professor at Busan ​​National University and Korea Maritime University. After graduating from Busan ​​National University, CEO Lee worked at Daewoo Heavy Industries and Samsung Heavy Industries, and in 2013 established Sunjin Environment specializing in waste refrigerant treatment. Sunjin Environment is a company that provides a one-stop solution for refrigerant recovery, treatment, and regeneration at once. Through continuous R&D, it acquired a new refrigerant-related new technology (NET) for the first time in Korea, and in 2021, it was selected as a 'Global Top Environmental Technology Development Project Star Technology' and received a commendation from the Minister of Environment. CEO Lee said, “As a first-time graduate of the Department of Environmental Engineering, I got a job at a large company thanks to the passionate lectures of the professors, and the knowledge I learned at the university was a great help in doing business. I decided to participate in the development fund because I hope that the donations of the alumni who run the business will continue.” President Cha Jeong-in said, “The development fund provided by alumni Kang-woo Lee will provide scholarships to students majoring in environmental engineering to nurture talents who will lead the development of the southeast region.” http://www.kookje.co.kr/news2011/asp/newsbody.asp?code=2100&key=20220411.22021002553 Kang-woo Lee (right), CEO of Sunjin Environment Co., Ltd., a company specializing in waste refrigerant treatment, pledged to donate 100 million won to the development fund to support scholarships for juniors in the president's office on the 5th floor of the main building of Busan ​​National University, his alma mater, on the 7th. CEO Lee is an alumnus of the Department of Environmental Engineering, Busan ​​National University, Department of Environmental Engineering, class 84. After earning his master's and doctoral degrees in environmental engineering, he worked as an adjunct professor at Busan ​​National University and Korea Maritime University, where he received the thesis award and the Minister of Environment's commendation. At the development fund appearance ceremony that day, CEO Lee said, “As the first graduate of the Department of Environmental Engineering at Busan ​​National University, thanks to the passionate lectures of the professors, the knowledge I learned at the university helped me a lot to get a job at a large company and run the company.” I decided to donate because I wanted to nurture and supply excellent talent to companies, and I hope that the donations of alumni who run the company will continue.” In response, President Cha Jeong-in (left) of Busan ​​National University expressed his gratitude, saying, “The development funds contributed by alumni Kang-woo Lee will be used as scholarships for environmental engineering students and will be used wisely, and we will nurture talented people who lead the development of the southeast region.” http://www.busan.com/view/busan/view.php?code=2022041014454925606]]> Tue, 19 Apr 2022 00:32:14 +0000 <![CDATA[Company's E-book]]> Company's E-book Download ⇒]]> Mon, 21 Feb 2022 23:51:11 +0000 <![CDATA[Company"s E-catalog]]> Mon, 21 Feb 2022 21:01:18 +0000 <![CDATA[Sunjin Environment Co., Ltd. "Overseas export of waste refrigerant treatment plant in 2022 and full-scale expansion of the seco]]> CEO Seok Min-kwang

  “From 2022, we are concentrating our company-wide capabilities on entering overseas markets such as our differentiated waste refrigerant treatment business, direct overseas export of waste refrigerant treatment plant equipment and export of business models, while in Korea, we have expanded our second business site in the Seoul metropolitan area to collect and recover waste refrigerant. We plan to dramatically increase throughput.” Min-Kwang Seok, co-CEO of Sunjin Environment, a company specializing in waste refrigerant recovery/refining and thermal treatment, said, “In the future, the global demand for waste refrigerant destruction and regeneration will increase as the international community’s awareness of air environment protection changes and the system is strengthened.” He said, “We will leap forward as a global green environment company based on differentiated business plans in domestic and overseas markets.”   One-stop solution for waste refrigerant recovery, treatment and regeneration Sunjin Environment Co., Ltd. (Co-CEO Kang-Woo Lee, Min-Kwang Seok), located in Saenggok Resource Circulation Specialty Complex, Gangseo-Gu, Busan, is a greenhouse gas that seriously affects climate change, global warming, and ozone layer depletion. We are running a business that can contribute to implementation.

A view of Sunjin Environment Co., Ltd. located in Saenggok Resource Circulation Specialty Complex, Gangseo-gu, Busan

  In particular, it is leading the industry by completing the first domestic process that can solve the recovery, treatment, and regeneration of waste refrigerant generated during maintenance and disposal of various refrigeration and air conditioning facilities such as industrial and commercial refrigerators and waste home appliances in a single factory for the first time in Korea. It is solidifying its position as a Leading Company. Co-CEO Seok Min-kwang said, “Refrigerant is a chemical substance (hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) ) and chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), there are CFC series, HCFC series, and HFC series refrigerants. GWP is a greenhouse gas that causes climate change such as droughts and floods by 140 to 11,700 times that of CO2), and legal regulations are in progress worldwide.” Co-CEO Seok said, “Advanced environment has the effect of reducing the import of refrigerants by reducing greenhouse gases and recovering and recycling all the waste refrigerant remaining in the equipment in securing and expanding the decomposition and recycling technology of waste refrigerant that even advanced countries do not have yet. Of course, it is contributing to the creation of a new waste treatment market and vitalization of the treatment plant construction market. We will also take the lead in improving the manufacturing technology of fluorine-based monomers, which is the core technology of the fluorine industry.”   Acquired Refrigerant-related New Technology (NET) Certification for the first time in Korea Advanced Environment participated in the Ministry of Environment's 'Non-CO₂ Greenhouse Gas Reduction Technology Development' national research project as the host organization and developed 'One-Stop Treatment Facility for Waste Refrigerant Recovery, Refining and Thermal Treatment' at the end of 2017. ) built a dedicated factory.

thermal destruction equipment

  A total of 6 billion won was invested in this exclusive plant, including R&D expenses, and through continuous R&D with excellent researchers at the master's and doctoral level in the organization, more than 20 related patents such as thermal destruction and detoxification systems for waste refrigerants were also applied for and registered. In particular, the 'waste refrigerant decomposition technology using swirling injection of combustion air' is taking a unique and differentiated path as a self-accredited environmental research and development company, such as acquiring the new technology (NET) certification from the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy for the first time in Korea. Co-CEO Seok Min-kwang said, “There are not many companies in developed countries such as the United States and Japan that possess waste refrigerant recovery/refining and thermal treatment technologies at the same time, and it is the first in Korea to have an advanced environment. The 'waste refrigerant detoxification and treatment technology' developed as a task was selected as the most excellent technology among the global top environmental technology development projects of the Ministry of Environment for the past 10 years, and received the Best Star Technology Award (Minister of Environment Award).” 'Waste refrigerant detoxification and treatment technology' developed by Advanced Environment produces and sells recycled refrigerant after removing impurities contained in waste refrigerant in consideration of resource circulation. can be destroyed. In particular, it is evaluated as a combustion technology dedicated to the waste refrigerant that can reduce the energy consumption required to decompose the thermally stable waste refrigerant in the destructive treatment of waste refrigerant containing halogen elements such as fluorine (F) at high temperature. When the combustion air is supplied in the tangential direction to the double-structure swirl flow type combustor, it rotates along the inner wall of the combustor and then joins the rotating flame. The preheated air discharged into the combustion chamber rotates along the inner wall of the combustion chamber and joins the flame formed in the center of the combustion chamber to be used as an oxidizer for combustion. The core technology is to improve energy efficiency by cooling the combustion chamber with combustion air and using the air preheated in the combustion chamber cooling process as a waste refrigerant oxidizer instead of constructing refractory materials to protect the outer wall of the combustor. The combustion chamber flame achieved a thermally stable decomposition rate of over 99.99% of the waste refrigerant by mixing the waste refrigerant, auxiliary fuel, and oxidizing agent by Turbulence at a maximum temperature of 1,400℃ and securing sufficient residence time.

Self-developed refrigerant recovery and purification system (RP-1000)

  Advanced environment develops refrigerant thermal decomposition technology through thermal reaction with methane, one of the waste refrigerant treatment technologies designated by the UN, fractionation liquefaction technology using liquefaction point, and Korea's best gas separation membrane technology and adsorption technology. commercialized. Co-CEO Seok Min-kwang said, “Based on this process technology, after removing impurities in the waste refrigerant, we eco-friendly production and supply of recycled refrigerant that has a regeneration rate and quality close to 100% compared to that of a new refrigerant. Demand is increasing every year,” he said. Fractional liquefaction is a technology that separates mixed refrigerants in stages using different liquefaction points (boiling points), and is most widely used for refrigerant regeneration. It is characterized by low energy consumption as it is the reverse process of fractional distillation widely used in crude oil refining. The membrane separation method is a technology that separates the membrane material by the difference in the permeation rate due to the physicochemical interaction between the membrane material and the permeating gas molecules. Co-CEO Seok Min-kwang said, “When a hollow fiber type separator is applied, the processing capacity per unit volume is high, but compared to the fractional liquefaction technology, it is a research stage and additional research is needed for materials and capacity expansion to commercialize it.”

Car-mounted waste refrigerant recovery and regenerated refrigerant charging service

  In addition, Advanced Environment developed a vehicle-mounted refrigerant recovery system for the first time in Korea, providing waste refrigerant recovery and regenerated refrigerant charging services. is under development.   The facility utilization rate is less than 30% due to lack of legal/institutional and management measures. By using the advanced environment's 'waste refrigerant detoxification and treatment technology', it is possible to reduce 500 kg of waste refrigerant per hour into reusable regenerated refrigerant and thermal treatment of 50 kg of non-renewable refrigerant to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by hundreds of thousands of tons per year. However, in accordance with the Air Environment Conservation Act and the Waste Management Act, the entire amount of waste refrigerant must be recovered and processed by specialized companies, but the reality is that the amount processed is as low as 1%. Currently, the utilization rate of facilities in advanced environments is less than 30% of its processing capacity due to lack of legal and institutional arrangements and lack of management measures. Co-CEO Seok Min-kwang mentioned that in order to improve this, the subject of legal regulation (or management) should be expanded to not only high-pressure refrigerants but also low-pressure refrigerants, and the refrigeration capacity should be included in the regulation from refrigerators over 20RT to small refrigerators. It also suggested the need to prepare a management plan (sanction measures) for refrigerant leakage, strengthen punishment, and establish a management system for the entire process of purchasing, injecting, discharging and recovering new refrigerant, refining, recycling and refining. In addition, about two refrigerant-related methodologies have recently been registered for the emission trading system related to spent refrigerant, and advanced environment is also in the process of registering methodologies with the Ministry of Environment. pointed out that

Refining equipment by refrigerant type

  Doing our best to become a company that takes charge of the nation's future new growth engine Advanced Environment will also strengthen its competitiveness in the domestic and overseas markets in preparation for an increase in global demand due to the strengthening of the international community's awareness and system for air environment protection in the future. Co-CEO Seok Min-kwang said, “First of all, in 2022, we will focus our company-wide capabilities on overseas exports such as our differentiated waste refrigerant treatment business, direct export of waste refrigerant treatment plant equipment, and export of business models for overseas markets, We plan to dramatically increase the amount of waste refrigerant recovery and processing through the expansion of our second business site.” Above all, advanced environment is superior in terms of ease of handling and management of waste refrigerants by establishing a system that can design and manufacture all facilities on its own, such as technology that can recycle and dispose (thermal decomposition), and process waste refrigerants in one stop. is occupying In addition, it has sufficient price competitiveness, such as having its own technology, no burden on technology fees, and low processing costs due to one-stop processing in a single plant.

high pressure gas vehicle

  In addition, through business agreements with the Korea Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Construction Management Association, the Korea Refrigerant Recycling and Treatment Cooperative, Freeze, a cold chain management solution company, and EcoMeister, a KOSDAQ-listed company, a cooperative system to create a healthy ecosystem in the market for recycling, disposal, and distribution of waste refrigerant We are also working on strengthening it. Co-CEO Seok Min-kwang said, “Based on this infrastructure, Through aggressive and aggressive sales and facility expansion, the amount of waste refrigerant recovery and processing is increased to raise the processing capacity by 50 to 60%, while the most concerned parts from the time of establishment of facilities and factory facilities are recovery, transportation, refining, processing and administration. As all managers were systematized from management to management, we plan to operate it so that customers can easily carry out their work.” He continued, “Based on such differentiated technologies and business plans, we will actively take the lead in resolving domestic and international environmental problems and continue to conduct research and development to leap forward as a global green environmental company, and become a company that plays a role in the nation’s future new growth engine. We will do our best to make it happen.”   #Advanced Environment #Waste Refrigerant Recovery #Waste Refrigerant Treatment #Waste Refrigerant Regeneration #Waste Refrigerant Destruction #Refrigeration Air Conditioning Refrigerant http://www.hvacrj.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=20903 Baekjin Seong sungbjin@hvacrj.co.kr]]> Fri, 21 Jan 2022 02:53:25 +0000 <![CDATA[Commendation for a workplace with excellent environmental management evaluation]]> Wed, 19 Jan 2022 00:50:19 +0000 <![CDATA[Industrial Complex Corporation reduced 14,432 tons of CO2 over 5 years]]> Implementation of carbon reduction project from 2017 Carbon reduction support for industrial complex tenant companies     The national industrial complex, which has played an important role in revitalizing the local economy by driving industrial development, economic growth, and job creation in Korea for the past 50 years, is undergoing major changes. This is because the paradigm shift of industrial complexes is inevitable to respond to the rapid changes in the industrial environment such as global low growth, weakening of free trade, the slowdown of key industries, and the 4th industrial revolution. Although 1,246 industrial complexes nationwide are trying to change in many ways, they are especially focusing on carbon reduction. As ‘2050 carbon neutrality’ emerges as a new global paradigm, global demands and standards for the realization of carbon neutrality throughout society are increasing.     According to the Korea Industrial Complex Corporation (Industrial Complex Corporation) on the 7th, industrial complexes accounted for 83.5% of energy use in the industrial sector and 76.6% of greenhouse gas emissions as of 2019. Accordingly, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and the Industrial Complex Corporation are spurring support for eco-friendly facilities of non-institutional companies that are not subject to legal greenhouse gas reduction. The Ministry of Industry and Industrial Complex Corporation started the ‘industrial complex greenhouse gas reduction project’ in 2017, and as a result of the participation of 319 companies until this year, 14,432 tons of carbon dioxide have been reduced. Reducing 1 ton of carbon dioxide has the effect of planting trees in an area of 926 m2 (280 pyeong). From May to October last year, industrial gas manufacturing company 'Sunjin Environment Co., Ltd.' located in Saenggok Resource Circulation Specialty Complex in Gangseo-gu, Busan, conducted 'Demonstration of Refrigerant Refrigerant Recovery and Regenerated Refrigerant Charging Service for Industrial Complex Vehicles'. Supported. The purpose of this project is to reduce the emission of waste refrigerant from refrigeration facilities through the ‘vehicle-mounted waste refrigerant recovery vehicle’, while safely recovering the waste refrigerant and supplying renewable refrigerant to save energy and reduce greenhouse gases. As a result of carrying out this project, it was found that the advanced environment had the effect of reducing 910.9 tons of carbon dioxide per year in greenhouse gases. ‘Hanjin Chemical’, a fine chemical material producer located in the Onsan Industrial Complex in Ulsan, also received great help from the waste refrigerant recovery vehicle with the support of the Ministry of Industry and Industrial Complex Corporation. This workplace requires refrigeration equipment, so periodic refrigerant replacement is required. The problem was that when replacing the refrigerant, the equipment had to be stopped for a long time, which would soon lead to production loss, which was a burden for the company. Kim Jin-young, director of Hanjin Chemical, said, “With the waste refrigerant recovery vehicle, the refrigerant is quickly recovered and replaced, so that the work that previously took 1-2 days can be completed in 2 hours. There are many points, and I hope that these facilities can be supported by many companies.” With the support of the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, 38 companies are building portable waste refrigerant recovery equipment this year and introducing high-efficiency air compressors to reduce carbon at worksites and increase production capacity. The government is implementing a policy of converting to a low-carbon, high-efficiency energy structure to meet the new international order of carbon neutrality. The ultimate goal of the industrial complex greenhouse gas reduction project is to promote low-carbon green growth at the industrial complex level by making the common infrastructure of manufacturing companies eco-friendly as part of the government's efforts for carbon neutrality. “It is urgent to support eco-friendly SMEs that lack economic and technological capabilities for carbon neutrality,” said Kim Jeong-hwan, chairman of the Industrial Complex Corporation. There is,” he emphasized.   By Kim Jung-wook, staff reporter mykj@sedaily.com Source: https://www.sedaily.com/NewsView/22V7A4J3EM]]> Fri, 10 Dec 2021 00:10:49 +0000 <![CDATA[Busan City selected 83 leading companies for strategic projects.]]>

[Busan = Newsis] Leading company in Busan strategic industry in 2022 (photo = provided by Busan City) *Re-sale and DB prohibited.

  [Busan = Newsis] Reporter Baek Jae-hyun = 83 companies were selected to lead the future of Busan. The Busan Metropolitan Government announced on the 7th that it will hold the "2022 Busan Strategic Industry Leading Company Certificate Award Ceremony" in Westin Chosun Busan on the 8th. The city explained that it has selected leading companies with more emphasis on the growth potential of companies than ever in consideration of the difficult situation of the local economy due to the prolonged COVID-19. A total of 83 companies were selected this time, including ▲ Samwoo MCP (ship composition parts) ▲ Inopol Co., Ltd. (special functional resin for powder paint) ▲ ABM (renewable energy system) ▲ TCI Co., Ltd. (denim clothing, etc.). The company will be certified as a leading company for three years, during which more than 40 linked projects will be supported, including ▲ fund loans, guarantee preferential ▲ special guarantees (leading-Busan loans) ▲ small and medium-sized operating funds and ▲ design, patent application, and commercialization of local software (SW) convergence products. associate_pic

[Busan = Newsis] Leading company in Busan strategic industry in 2022 (photo = provided by Busan City) *Re-sale and DB prohibited.

  The city plans to focus all its capabilities on revitalizing the local economy by creating quality jobs and attracting local talent, breaking away from the industrial development system concentrated in the metropolitan area and fostering seven strategic industries suitable for Busan. Meanwhile, the city has been selecting companies with growth potential for each strategic industry every year since 2006, and is helping them grow into global small and medium-sized companies such as Busan Hidden Champion and World Class in the future. Currently, a total of 88 companies have grown into global small and medium-sized companies through leading companies, and they have grown according to the city's corporate development plan and received about 70 billion won in government funds, including R&D and marketing. Busan Mayor Park Hyung-joon said, "Congratulations on being selected as a leading company in Busan, and we will continue to promote various support measures and system improvements to help leading companies innovate technology and focus on management to create a good city for business." ◎Relatable Press Newsis itbrian@newsis.com https://newsis.com/view/?id=NISX20211207_0001678163&cID=10811&pID=10800]]> Thu, 09 Dec 2021 01:05:01 +0000 <![CDATA[Leading Company Certificate]]> Thu, 09 Dec 2021 00:48:31 +0000 <![CDATA[Performance Conference for Global Top Environmental Technology Development Project(2021.05.28)]]> Wed, 08 Dec 2021 03:52:10 +0000 <![CDATA[Freeze, Sunjin environment Co., Ltd., MOU for refrigerant recovery and treatment cooperation]]> To promote the purpose of refrigerant management to slow climate change, 이승용 프리즈 대표(좌)와 이강우 선진환경 대표가 비대면 MOU를 체결하고 기념촬영하고 있다. ▲ Lee Seung-yong, CEO of Freeze, signed a non-face-to-face MOU with Lee Gang-woo, CEO of Sunjin Environment Co., Ltd. and is taking a commemorative photos. Freeze (CEO Lee Seung-yong), a company specializing in cold chain management solutions, and Sunjin environment Co., Ltd., a company specializing in recovering and treating waste refrigerants, joined hands to protect climate change and the environment. It operates a cold chain management solution called "Culinic," such as location-based refrigerator A/S matching and refrigerator history tracking, and recovers freeze repair companies nationwide and produces waste refrigerants as renewable refrigerants or destroys the environment. The two companies are determined to take the lead in slowing climate change and global warming by promoting the purpose of refrigerant management for environmental protection through this business agreement. The business agreement was conducted non-face-to-face due to COVID-19. Mandatory refrigerant management. "Full of loopholes." Refrigerants used in refrigerators are major substances that cause climate change and ozone layer destruction and cannot be released into the atmosphere. Refrigerant management is mandatory for users (company, institution, etc.) who use refrigerators with a certain standard (20RT or more or a daily refrigeration capacity of 20 tons or more). Korea's annual refrigerant consumption is estimated to reach 35,000 tons, and the amount of refrigerant recovered and processed is very insignificant, accounting for 1% of annual consumption. When the user needs to repair the refrigerator, he or she must request the recovery and treatment (renewal and destruction) company to recover and repair it, and the recovered refrigerant must be regenerated and destroyed. As of November 2021, about 600 companies were registered as refrigerant recovery companies, but only three of them can treat recovered refrigerants (renewal and destruction), and 99.5% of registered companies can recover refrigerants, but cannot. Legally, users (company and institution), who are refrigerant emitters, are required to sign contracts with recovery companies that can be processed, but 99.5% of recovery companies cannot sign contracts. In the end, only three out of 600 companies can sign contracts with emitters. 99.5% of recovery companies cannot carry recovered refrigerants either. Since recovered refrigerants are classified as waste, it is virtually illegal to transport waste refrigerants to treatment companies. An official from Freeze pointed out, "As a result, 99.5% of recovery companies that cannot be processed directly cannot make refrigerant recovery contracts or processing," adding, "Because of the perception that they only need to register for recovery and inaccurate information, repair companies that have spent money and time become victims." Refrigerant management began in November 2018, but there are many loopholes in the management system and law as it is still busy registering the recovery business without proper information being delivered to practitioners. The repair company does not necessarily need to register in the recovery business, and if necessary, the recovery and treatment can be entrusted to the treatment company. It is faster and more accurate to entrust it to a professional processing company in all aspects, including working hours, costs, laws, and post-processing. Establishment of a consignment system for refrigerant recovery and treatment. Freeze plans to establish a system to more easily entrust refrigerant recovery and treatment through a business agreement with Sunjin environment Co., Ltd. In particular, efforts will be made to deliver information so that there is no confusion to repair companies operating on the front line due to accurate information on refrigerant recovery and changes in related laws and regulations. Through this, the goal is to raise the refrigerant recovery and throughput, which is only 1% level, to 10%. Refrigerant management is essential for environmental protection, but there is no work available after registration compared to the time and cost that repair companies at the crossroads of choice invest in registering the recovery business, said Lee Seung-yong, CEO of Freeze. Reporter Kang Eunchul. eckang@kharn.kr https://www.coldchainnews.kr/news/article.html?no=24024]]> Wed, 08 Dec 2021 02:23:19 +0000 <![CDATA[OCI]]> Mon, 06 Dec 2021 02:30:14 +0000 <![CDATA[SK pic global]]> Mon, 06 Dec 2021 02:29:58 +0000 <![CDATA[sk siltron]]> Mon, 06 Dec 2021 02:29:31 +0000 <![CDATA[Gangwon LPC]]> Mon, 06 Dec 2021 02:29:06 +0000 <![CDATA[Kiturami bumyang]]> Mon, 06 Dec 2021 02:27:39 +0000 <![CDATA[Kumho Petrochemical]]> Mon, 06 Dec 2021 02:26:21 +0000 <![CDATA[GC Green Cross]]> Mon, 06 Dec 2021 02:25:27 +0000 <![CDATA[NEW TEMS]]> Mon, 06 Dec 2021 02:22:38 +0000 <![CDATA[DAELIM]]> Mon, 06 Dec 2021 02:22:12 +0000 <![CDATA[DSME(Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering)]]> Mon, 06 Dec 2021 02:21:36 +0000