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NSPO Cooperates with CPC to Co-develop Space Class Composite Materials

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TAIPEI, Taiwan – Taiwan’s National Space Organization(NSPO) links carbon compound materials research advantage of CPC Corporation, to co-develop space class composite material products.

The two held a delivery ceremony. CPC handed its Optical Payload Composite Cylinder and high-pressure fuel tank/ Valve pipe coating technology to NSPO. Meanwhile, CPC and NSPO also signed MOU with Metal Industries Research & Development Centre(MIRDC) to show their determination of pushing the space satellite industry and advancing technical abilities.

CPC said that the Optical Payload Composite Cylinder is a component of payload high-precision optical camera of telemetry satellite. In response to the use conditions and rapid temperature changes in space, the optical payload composite cylinder is made of low-hygroscopic materials, composite material stack, molds, and the production conditions, which are all the keys. It’s able to ensure the components will not contaminate the lens and to avoid deformation caused by temperature changes, which may cause the lens to shift.

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稀土棋局下的台灣解方:從供應鏈韌性看關鍵礦物合作新契機

稀土與關鍵礦物已成全球科技競爭與經濟安全的重要戰略資源。面對供應鏈高度集中與地緣風險升高,台灣如何透過國際合作、技術替代、戰略儲備與城市採礦,建立自主且具韌性的關鍵礦物供應體系?

稀土與關鍵礦物已成全球科技競爭與經濟安全的重要戰略資源。面對供應鏈高度集中與地緣風險升高,台灣如何透過國際合作、技術替代、戰略儲備與城市採礦,建立自主且具韌性的關鍵礦物供應體系?