Ramjet Power Signs MOU with National Quality Masters Association... "Joint Cooperation on Environmental Improvement Strategic Projects"

Eco-friendly specialized company Ramjet Power (CEO Dongkyu Lee) announced on the 8th that it has signed a business agreement with the National Quality Masters Association (hereinafter referred to as the ‘Masters Association’) to develop eco-friendly ECO products and promote the dissemination of science and technology.

(Photo from left) Hannamjin, President of the National Quality Masters Association, and Lee Dong-gyu, CEO of Ramjet Power, are posing for a commemorative photo. / Photo by Ramjet Power

Through the agreement, both organizations agreed to activate scientific and technological exchange activities necessary for environmental improvement strategy projects and to utilize professional manpower and exchange information for regional industrial development. They also decided to jointly attract medium and large-scale R&D projects through the discovery and planning of excellent technologies and actively promote the establishment of factories and research institutes to pioneer overseas markets.

Through this business agreement with the Masters Association, a corporation under the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, the company has gained credibility. The company plans to promptly proceed with the distribution project of the diesel particulate reduction device for heating and cooling systems (GHP), which has newly been incorporated as an air emission facility, as well as the currently promoted products for automobile intake ports.

Currently producing eco-friendly diesel particulate reduction devices, Ramjet Power manufactures products that generate strong rotational force in the air intake chamber to induce complete combustion of internal combustion engines. According to the company, these products are known to have effects such as reducing diesel particulate matter and fine dust, saving fuel, and decreasing noise and vibration.

Dongkyu Lee, CEO of Ramjet Power, said, “The National Quality Masters Association, with which we signed the agreement, has been selecting masters since 1991 and, as of January, has 1,552 masters as members in 21 fields including electronics, chemistry, and automobiles, operating 12 branches, making it a credible institution.” He added, “We plan to actively promote various eco-friendly projects together with the Masters Association.”

He continued, “Currently, our company is developing and distributing special devices installed in automobile intake ports that reduce diesel particulate matter and improve fuel efficiency, and we also hold related patents. We will strive to distribute products applicable to all internal combustion engines, including heating and cooling systems (GHP) installed on rooftops of large buildings nationwide, beyond the automobile sector, and actively pursue overseas expansion.”