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DIPLOMA IN POWER PLANT ENGINEERING, SAFETY & TECHNOLOGY

The course covers the fundamentals and critical concerns of nuclear safety, covering the following topics

Students in this course will investigate the engineering design of nuclear power plants utilising the fundamental principles of reactor physics, thermodynamics, fluid flow, and heat transfer. Reactor designs, thermal analysis of nuclear fuel, reactor coolant flow and heat transfer, power conversion cycles, nuclear safety, and reactor dynamic behaviour are among the topics covered.

Power plant operations are fraught with danger, and the number of accidents is high when compared to the general industrial environment, according to the Power Plant Engineering Safety and Technology course in Chennai. Electrical shocks, burns, boiler fires and explosions, and exposure to hazardous chemicals (in some cases mutagen materials that can cause DNA changes) are all common hazards that must be managed with sophisticated control strategies. Furthermore, the standards applicable to the power-plant industry are distinct from the generic ones.

ABOUT THE COURSE

The REDHAT SAFETY TRAINING AND CONSULTING PRIVATE LIMITED shall provide power plantsafety and standards training programmes for those working in the power plant sector, whether as power plant company proprietors, workers, or in any other capacity.

WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF POWER PLANT ENGINEERING?

Power Plant Engineering is a broad field of study that focuses on power generation and the principles involved in real-world applications. This course focuses on the application of energy principles and power generation cycles. The main goal of incorporating this course into the curriculum is to learn about how power is generated in a power plant and how it is used. The study of energy, its sources, and its utilisation for power generation is the focus of power plant engineering. Prime movers such as hydraulic turbines, diesel engines, alternating current engines, and steam turbines are used to generate power. A large amount of power is generated using prime movers in a site or layout known as a power plant, which houses all the necessary equipment and machinery for power generation.

POWER PLANT ENGINEERING ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Diploma Power Plant Engineering Eligibility-

To pursue a diploma in Power Plant engineering, candidates must have a minimum qualification of 12th standard with Science Subjects.

Eligibility for Undergraduate Power Plant Engineering-

Candidates must have completed the 12th standard from a recognised board with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as the main subjects and a minimum aggregate mark of 60%.

Eligibility for Postgraduate Power Plant Engineering-

Power Plant Engineering aspirants must have a bachelor's degree in B.E/B. Tech in Power Plant Engineering with an aggregate of 50% in the subjects studied at the degree level.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO ATTEND THIS POWER PLANT SAFETY COURSE?

SYLLABUS FOR FSS043

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    DIPLOMA POWER PLANT ENGINEERIN SAFETY & TECHNOLOGY

    Students in this course will investigate the engineering design of nuclear power plants using fundamental principles of reactor physics, thermodynamics, fluid flow, and heat transfer. Reactor designs, thermal analysis of nuclear fuel, reactor coolant flow and heat transfer, power conversion cycles, nuclear safety, and reactor dynamic behaviour are among the topics covered.

    The goal of this qualification is to disseminate lessons learned information about training and human resource considerations for nuclear power plant commissioning (NPPs). The IAEA technical working group on nuclear power plant personnel training and qualification. The experiences gained in commissioning training for nuclear power plant projects are covered in this topic. This recommendation was made in recognition of the fact that in many of the Member States with operational nuclear power plants, it has been several years since an NPP has been commissioned, and most of the staff with commissioning experience has since retired.

    Program Description

    Course Title Duration
    Course Name
    Diploma In Power Plant Engineering Safety & Technology
    Duration
    1 Year
    Course Code
    FSS043
    Training Mode
    Regular, Part Time, Distance Mode
    Learning Partner
    Redhat Safety
    Course Delivery
    Worldwide

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