Nuclear power corporation of india ltd. kota

Nuclear power corporation of india ltd. kota

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  Submitted to: Submittedby: Er.Deepesh Namdev Name: lokesh yadav Asso. cum,.proff.HOD Rollno.:10EGKEC032 (ECE , EE Department) DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG. Gurukul Institute of Engineering & Technology, Kota A presentation on industrial training taken at Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd,rawatbhata
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   G GurukulInstitute of Engineering & Technology, Kota 2 Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd Rajasthan Atomic Power Station rawatbhata RAJASTHAN ATOMIC POWER STATION-1 TO 8 IS CERTIFIED FOR IS: ISO-14001FOR ITS ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDLYPOLICIES AND IS: ISO-18001 FOR THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY MEASURES
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  • 3,00,000 Mweby 2017 • 4,00,000 MWe by 2022 • 9,50,000 Mwe by 2030 Gurukul Institute of Engineering & Technology,Kota
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  Natural Uranim Natural Uranium IndigenousCoal Two bundles (27kg) kg) ~ 700 tones Coal Gurukul Institute of Engineering & Technology, Kota
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  •1 Kg offire wood 1 KWh electricity •1 Kg of coal 3 KWh electricity •1 Kg of oil 4 KWh electricity •1 Kg of Nat. U 50,000 KWh electricity •1 Kg of Pu 6 Crore KWh electricity Gurukul Institute of Engineering & Technology, Kota
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  Radiation: Energy inmotion Radioactivity: Spontaneous emission of radiation from the nucleus of an unstable atom Isotope: Atoms with the same number of protons, but different number of neutrons Radioisotope: unstabl isotope of an element that decays or disintegrates spontaneously, emitting radiation. Gurukul Institute of Engineering & Technology, Kota
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   Non-Ionizing Radiation:Radiation that does not have sufficient energy to dislodge orbital electrons. Examples of non-ionizing radiation: microwaves, ultraviolet light, lasers, radio waves, infrared light, and radar.  Ionizing Radiation: Radiation that has sufficient energy to dislodge orbital electrons. Examples of ionizing radiation: Alpha particles, Beta particles, Neutrons, Gamma rays, and X-rays.
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   Alpha  Beta   Gamma   Neutron n
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  Sources of Radiation NaturalMan Made Primary Cosmic Rays Cosmogenic Cosmic Rays Primordial Radionuclides Diagnostic Radiology Radio Therapy Luminous Watches and Clocks High Altitude Flying Nuclear Installation Fall out from Nuclear Test Explosion 10
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  •Can’t be seen •Can’tbe smelled •Can’t be heard •Can’t be felt •Can’t be sensed by any of the body systems. • Presence of radiation can only be known by using special instruments. • Man has no biological sensor to detect the presence of radiation . Gurukul Institute of Engineering & Technology, Kota
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  Direct Reading Dosimeter GurukulInstitute of Engineering & Technology, Kota
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  Personal Alarming Dosimeters GurukulInstitute of Engineering & Technology, Kota
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  TLD Thermo LuminescentDosimeter): Gurukul Institute of Engineering & Technology, Kota
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  •The nuclear energyis no more risky than other electricity generating industry • Awareness Of Radiation Gurukul Institute of Engineering & Technology, Kota • Radiation Was, Is & Will Be A Part Of Life. •The training program at npcil is very beneficial for me on the behalf of technical and industrial aspects.
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  ANY QUERY Gurukul Instituteof Engineering & Technology, Kota