thriller
10-31-2016, 10:52 AM
Russian engineers earn $ 3 per hour, while the US engineers earn $ 25 per hour.
In the US, there is a shortage of engineers.
Enter the Russian engineers have to emigrate to the United States, in Russia they do nothing.
Enter the Russian companies are not able to compete in foreign markets with companies from the EC and the US.
For example, in 2007 the company has tried to get out of Cryogenmash http://cryogenmash.ru/en/ with production of liquid hydrogen storage system on the market in Switzerland. Customer was a German company Linde. There was a contract for several million dollars.
Cryogenmash concluded an agreement with the Hungarian TUV Bureau, purchased EC standards and started designing. Several months passed, and the reservoir was raised in Switzerland. The Germans cut the outer container vessel and held x-ray welds of the inner vessel and found that there is a lack of fusion.
Cryogenmash disgraced and more he was not invited to the EC countries market.
Simultaneously Cryogenmash tried to enter the US market and work according to ASME standards.
It also did not work.
In the US, there is a shortage of engineers.
Enter the Russian engineers have to emigrate to the United States, in Russia they do nothing.
Enter the Russian companies are not able to compete in foreign markets with companies from the EC and the US.
For example, in 2007 the company has tried to get out of Cryogenmash http://cryogenmash.ru/en/ with production of liquid hydrogen storage system on the market in Switzerland. Customer was a German company Linde. There was a contract for several million dollars.
Cryogenmash concluded an agreement with the Hungarian TUV Bureau, purchased EC standards and started designing. Several months passed, and the reservoir was raised in Switzerland. The Germans cut the outer container vessel and held x-ray welds of the inner vessel and found that there is a lack of fusion.
Cryogenmash disgraced and more he was not invited to the EC countries market.
Simultaneously Cryogenmash tried to enter the US market and work according to ASME standards.
It also did not work.