According to the Public Relations Office of Shokri Industrial Group; as part of the implementation of cooperation agreements between Shokri Industrial Group and the universities of Kermanshah Province, on Saturday, May 31, 2025, a group of students from the province’s universities including Razi University, University of Technology, Islamic Azad University, and Farhangian University, in collaboration with the Office of the Supreme Leader’s Representative in the Universities, visited the Shokri Industrial Group complex.
The purpose of this visit was to familiarize students with the steel production process and steel sections, as well as to provide close exposure to the real industrial environment and working conditions on production lines. A number of professors in technical and engineering fields were also present during this program and held discussions with students on the development of scientific and research collaborations between industry and academia.
Among the key points raised during this visit were proposals to support graduate theses related to the steel industry and to create opportunities for defining joint research projects between professors and Shokri Industrial Group.
Moreover, with the presence of professors in the fields of electrical and electronic engineering, the topic of energy imbalance in the steel industry and the importance of optimizing electricity consumption in production lines was discussed. In this regard, the attending professors presented suggestions for studying and analyzing the performance of motors and electronic equipment used in production lines, which could, as joint projects, contribute to reducing energy consumption and the load on the national power grid.
At the end of the visit, the management of Shokri Industrial Group welcomed the scientific proposals presented and announced that if these plans prove effective and feasible, their results will be shared with other production and industrial units across the country through specialized associations and unions, so that the steel industry at the national level can benefit from the achievements of such academic collaborations.
