Power Plant Engineering

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Students will be able to recognize and recall the basics of nuclear reactor terminology, definitions, and concepts associated with reactor physics and theory and technology of nuclear power plant.
Students will learn principals of water chemistry control for nuclear power plant systems.
Students will classify different materials and alloys in power plant application and describe effects of radiation on them such as fracture of nuclear fuel, stress development in the reactor vessel wall, erosion/corrosion effects.
Students will apply their knowledge of basic electrical theory, basic alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) theory in application to nuclear power.
Students will apply their knowledge of mechanical engineering principals to the theory of valve fundamentals and components, pumps, turbines, vibration, rotating equipment safety

SNo	Subject Code	Subject
COURSE CODE: FSS043 COURSE NAME: BSS POST DIPLOMA IN POWER PLANT ENGINEERING,SAFETY & TECHNOLOGY COURSE DURATION: ONE YEAR
1	FSS043-01	International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Framework / Organizational Structure
2	FSS043-02	Commissioning of Nuclear Power Plants – Training & Human Resource Considerations
3	FSS043-03	Probabilistic Risk Assessment for Nuclear Power Plants
4	FSS043-04	Progress of Nuclear Safety for Symbiosis and Sustainability
5	FSS043-05	Sustainable and Safe Nuclear Fission Energy
6	FSS043-06	PRACTICAL – I
7	FSS043-07	PRACTICAL – II
8	FSS043-08	PRACTICAL – III
9	FSS043-09	PRACTICAL – IV
10	FSS043-10	PRACTICAL – V