Industrial Thermal Power Engineering and Intensive Energy Saving Technology
Appendix 1
Course: Industrial Thermal Power Engineering and Intensive Energy Saving Technology
Programme Summary
Major: 13.04.01 Thermal Power Engineering and Thermal Technology
Degree: Master
Course units:
- Unit 1. Thermal power engineering as a new area of industrial power engineering. The concept of industrial thermal power engineering. Key concepts and definitions.
- Unit 2. Thermal power and ferrous metallurgy. Thermal power in copper and aluminium industries. Thermal power and machine building industry. Thermal power and construction materials industry.
- Unit 3. Energy sources and energy carriers for industrial thermal power engineering.
- Unit 4. Heat flow diagrams in.
- Unit 5. Heat and mass transfer principles of industrial thermal power engineering.
- Unit 6. Waste-free and low-waste technologies.
- Unit 7. The basics of designing efficiency heat flow diagrams of plants and systems.
- Unit 8. Design of energy saving procedures.
- Unit 9. Intensive energy saving techniques.
Course contents:
- Unit 1. Thermal power engineering as a new area of industrial power engineering. The concept of industrial thermal power engineering. Key concepts and definitions.
- Unit 2. Thermal power and ferrous metallurgy. Thermal power in copper and aluminium industries. Thermal power and machine building industry. Thermal power and construction materials industry.
- Unit 3. Energy sources and energy carriers for industrial thermal power engineering.
- Unit 4. Heat flow diagrams in.
- Unit 5. Heat and mass transfer principles of industrial thermal power engineering.
- Unit 6. Waste-free and low-waste technologies.
- Unit 7. The basics of designing efficiency heat flow diagrams of plants and systems.
- Unit 8. Design of energy saving procedures.
- Unit 9. Intensive energy saving techniques.
Activities:
- Teacher-led group activities in a classroom;
- Extracurricular self-study of the teacher’s assignments and tasks, including the use of educational facilities (obligatory);
- Office-hours.
Total hours – 180.
Total points – 5.
Classroom hours – 36.
Unsupervised hours – 108.
Midterm assessment – Pass/fail examination.