Petro-Cyber and Tsinghua University have recently signed an agreement for the application and promotion of the OPEN process simulation software. The OPEN process simulation software, which was developed under the overall planning and deployment of the parent group and led by Petro-Cyber, possesses complete independent intellectual property rights. Its computational accuracy and convergence speed have reached the level of mainstream international offerings, boasting advantages such as comprehensive functionality and a user-friendly interface. It is capable of breaking the monopoly of foreign software in this field.

The signing of this agreement represents a practical example of collaborative innovation within the SINOPEC SEG ecosystem. It aims to achieve resource sharing and complementary advantages between the university and the enterprise, thereby building an application ecosystem for domestically developed industrial software. The two parties will focus on areas including chemical engineering curriculum teaching, joint talent cultivation, and scientific research collaboration to drive deeper and more substantive industry-academia-research collaborative innovation.