In order to complete the second phase of the Tianyang Battery Factory in one and a half years, Zhou Qingfeng had all equipment and materials imported from Japan. The "Harmonious Construction" was only responsible for starting the work and doing the most basic hard work.

The construction speed of the entire factory was unimaginable, and the factory building standards exceeded the domestic technical level. Many "country bumpkins" who came to visit were shocked to the point of doubting their lives.

If that were all, there would be a few more people who were overwhelmed by foreign advanced productivity. But Zhou Qingfeng's purpose of building a model factory was not just that.

As soon as the second phase of construction started, ‘Holy Light’ asked ministries and commissions to help convene domestic scientific research institutes to learn from Japanese engineers and build their own modern factory.

This is really a blank in the country, and few people are studying this seemingly inconspicuous basic work. But as long as you can put your money in the correct mindset, the rest will be as mentioned above.

Fujita walked into the second-phase factory building, where trial production was taking place. In an environment with bright windows and clean windows, a full set of modern equipment looked bright and beautiful.

There are not many employees in the factory, but all of them must receive professional training. Their minimum salary is 700 to 800 yuan. When you go out and say that you are from the second phase of the factory, it is very prestigious.

Due to the heavy pollution involved such as lead-acid, monitoring equipment is everywhere in the factory. The automated machinery is basically closed, and the raw materials should not be touched by employees as much as possible.

Tianyang does not produce lead, and its raw materials come from recycled waste lead-acid batteries, which are relatively low-cost. The maintenance-free batteries produced have overwhelming advantages in safety, and there is no need to worry about selling them.

Fujita is just one of many people who come to visit the prototype factory. There is a specific glass corridor in the factory area, allowing visitors to see the running production process through the glass window.

The accompanying Japanese staff introduced in a low voice: "Basically all the products trial produced here have been bought by the military."

oh......?

Fujita was a little interested and motioned to his escort to continue talking.

"'Shengguang' registered more than a thousand patents on maintenance-free batteries at home and abroad last year, but it made all patents freely available at home. Many flower growers have obtained the technology, including the military.

However, the speed and efficiency of patent utilization by other companies are far inferior to that of Holy Light. Many battery companies are unable to carry out comprehensive technological innovations and can only provide supporting products for Holy Light.

The military originally wanted to do it themselves, but after the second phase of the factory was built, their technical transformation had just begun, and they realized the importance of factory construction.

The second phase of the factory really shocked flower growing companies. They didn’t know what a modern factory was before, let alone the production efficiency of modern industry.”

After the Gulf War, the country was frightened by the power of Yingjiang. But they knew that their opponents were powerful, but they didn’t know why they were powerful?

Zhou Qingfeng spent a lot of money to build a model factory to truly demonstrate the development direction of modern industry to domestic management and scientific research units.

Just seeing it is not enough, the 'Holy Light' also teaches the country to build the same factory - Linyuan Xianyu step by step. Why not retreat and build a net? By pointing out the way, you can save unnecessary panic and save money.

The glass corridor is built high up in the factory building, about five meters above the ground. Through the glass window, you can clearly see a row of robotic arms operating flexibly on the production line.

"The number of industrial robots on this production line is more than what we use in Japan."

"This... seems to be imported from Germany."

"Germany?"

Having been immersed in the manufacturing industry for 20 to 30 years, Fujita visited very carefully. He was familiar with the level of modern factories in Japan, and when he compared it with the current second-phase factory, he found...

This second phase of the factory seems to be more advanced.

The accompanying Japanese staff explained that some of the equipment came from Germany, but they could not tell which German company provided it. They verified the information with each other and found that they were all "heard", "said" and "rumored".

"That's not right." Fujita looked at the entire production line and frowned. "There are too many robotic arms in this factory. I'm afraid even 50 million US dollars won't be enough."

The closed factory area of ​​the second phase factory is two kilometers long. At least hundreds of automated robotic arms have replaced workers' manual operations. The ultra-high production efficiency comes from this.

Others don't understand, but Fujita is an expert. He only made a rough estimate and concluded that the factory was advanced, but the cost was far more than 50 million US dollars, and would have to be at least doubled.

I always feel like something is wrong.

Another person who accompanied him told some insider information, "More than a dozen Chinese units participated in the whole process of factory construction. Mitsui's technicians only installed it themselves at the beginning, and later only provided guidance.

There are rumors that there were some disputes in the later stages of the factory construction. Because Holy Light requested to use its own industrial robots imported from Germany, Mitsui did not agree at the time.

Later, "Shengguang" said that the third phase of the factory would purchase at least 20 million US dollars in Japanese equipment, and Mitsui said that it could be "compatible" with industrial robots provided by China.

In addition, the construction process of this factory is also amazing.”

The Japanese staff told me some hearsay information.

The modern factory building itself is a modular frame, which is as simple as stacking blocks. The difficulty is the installation and debugging of the production line.

It took one and a half years to debug hundreds of industrial robots in the second phase of the factory. Not to mention that the Chinese side was shocked by the construction speed, even the Japanese side felt that everything went too smoothly.

"At the beginning, Mitsui only sent more than a hundred engineers, and 'Shengguang' only had five to six hundred people involved in the construction of the factory. But the Chinese suddenly decided to engage in some kind of 'battle' and transferred technical backbones from all over the country, and the number of engineering personnel increased sharply to

Nearly five thousand.

The Chinese side not only has a large number of people, but also has a very strong learning ability. The Mitsui engineers in charge of the project often hand out information, and the original plan was to study for at least a few months, but after half a month the Chinese personnel have mastered it all."

When this situation was mentioned, Fujita immediately thought of the dozen 'apprentices' he had brought in Hanzhong. He made a sound of surprise, "Yes, I also encountered the same situation. All the engineering personnel sent by the Holy Light have learning abilities.

Super strong.

Their memory is very good and their energy is extremely high. They only need three or four hours of rest every day, and they can still work energetically the next day. I was worried that they would collapse from exhaustion, but there was nothing wrong with them."

Several Japanese staff nodded repeatedly, indicating that all the Chinese colleagues they knew were like this. One person even asked in a low voice: "Fujita-kun, would you like to drink a... chili-flavored potion?"

Oh yeah!

Fujita jumped up when he mentioned this. He opened his eyes wide, stared at the compatriots in front of him, and asked in a low voice: "Have you also drank it? Isn't that a cold medicine?"

The Japanese staff nodded first, then shook their heads, "That's not a cold medicine, it's the group's secret medicine. It's like a stimulant. It can make people work twenty hours a day without any side effects."

Someone else added: "The group also provides another super 'water of life' that can restore life. It is said that Watanabe is willing to die for the president because he received a special supply from the group."

"Baga, so this is true? I thought it was just a rumor."

"I learned about it from an old timer. But when I asked other people, they didn't admit it."

"Ah, I've heard about this too. Only those with outstanding abilities and recognized by the group can get special benefits."

"Several seniors I know have trouble taking care of themselves in Japan. But after joining the Holy Light, they actually go to Pattaya for vacation every month."

When this topic was opened, the production line was forgotten.

Several Japanese employees talked about what they knew about the situation, and then scolded the seniors for why they didn't die, and why they were still riding on their heads when they were in their seventies or eighties, but they were getting younger and younger as they lived.
Chapter completed!