Dates28–30 October 2024
UniversityNorth China University of Water Resources and Electric Power
ProgrammeEngineering instruction, production visits and museum study

Workshop instruction follows engineering and process tasks

Technical and process engineers led sessions within the manufacturing environment. The programme gave students an opportunity to examine how engineering requirements are applied during equipment production.

Henan Mine serves as a practical-training base for the university, supporting cooperation in research, technical exchange and student development.

Crane history complements current manufacturing

Dr Xu Lei introduced lifting-equipment history at the China Crane Machinery Museum. The museum programme provided context for the equipment and processes encountered during the factory visit.

The internship continued the organisations’ annual teaching activities alongside broader university and research partnerships.

Photographs from this update

University students receiving engineering instruction at the crane factory
University students receiving engineering instruction at the crane factory.
University students receiving engineering instruction at the crane factory
University students receiving engineering instruction at the crane factory.
University students receiving engineering instruction at the crane factory
University students receiving engineering instruction at the crane factory.
University students receiving engineering instruction at the crane factory
University students receiving engineering instruction at the crane factory.
University students receiving engineering instruction at the crane factory
University students receiving engineering instruction at the crane factory.
University students receiving engineering instruction at the crane factory
University students receiving engineering instruction at the crane factory.
University students receiving engineering instruction at the crane factory
University students receiving engineering instruction at the crane factory.