Mongolian engineer awarded for productivity

By M.ZOLJARGAL

State-prized scientist N.Natsagnyam won the 2015 National Productivity Award on Monday for his research on keeping the central energy system stable despite faults or voltage fluctuations at power plants.
The award is granted by the Asian Productivity Organization every year to scientists and engineers whose work saves on manual labor and increases productivity. N.Natsagnyam was awarded with three other engineers from different nations.
The Asian Productivity Organization (APO) has branches in 19 countries, including Mongolia, and the Mongolian Productivity Center (MPC) nominated N.Natsagnyam’s study “Automated Adjustment for Reactive Potential of Synchronized Generator and Virtual Laboratory NaNyam-AX12” for the award.
His research has been well-received as not only innovative technology that can save billions of MNT being spent on imported power, but it also costs ten times less than similar technologies, according to MPC.
Deputy Minister of Education and Science Ya.Tumurbaatar presented the award on behalf of the APO. The government also bestowed N.Natsagnyam with the Top Inventor of Mongolia Award on the same day, an honor previously granted to 119 Mongolian innovators.

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