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㈜시뮬레이션테크

Seoul, South Korea

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㈜SimulationTech is a company founded in 2001 that specializes in developing safety and environmental protection systems for ships. Their products include SOx scrubber systems for marine diesel engines, emergency shutdown systems for LNG carriers, and bilge water separators. The company has developed multi-inlet scrubber units and technical notes on corrosion resistance and pH calculation. ㈜SimulationTech has been operating in Seoul, Korea, and focuses on reducing emissions from ships through technological advancements. A brochure for their SOx scrubber system was released in June 2021.

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