Visi dan Misi Sekolah

Visi:

”Penyedia SDM iptek nuklir yang Profesional”

Misi:

# Menyelenggarakan dan mengembangkan pendidikan, penelitian, dan pengabdian kepada masyarakat secara profesional dan berkelanjutan.

# Membangun dan menerapkan nilai-nilai moral dan etika akademis

# Menerapkan dan mengembangkan Sistem Manajemen Mutu Terpadu.

Nuclear energy is one of the many natural resources that we know how to turn into heat and electricity. It is, by far, the most energy-dense of all these natural resources, meaning we can extract more heat and electricity from a given amount of it than from an equivalent amount of anything else. 

As an example, consider a chunk of coal and chunk of natural (unenriched) uranium, both weighing the same (1 kg) and both mined and isolated straight out of the earth. If we could suck all the energy out of the coal, it would run a 100W light-bulb for about 4 days. With the uranium, we could run the bulb for about 180 years. That’s just using the good kind of uranium, too. If we used a fast reactor and sucked all the energy from the not-so-good atoms in the same block of uranium, the light bulb could burn for 24,000 years. 

This kind of energy density eliminates huge amounts of the environmental footprint required to use less dense fuels, such as huge coal mines, massive gas and oil fields, trainloads of fuel shipments, and expansive wind or solar farms. Oh, and nuclear reactors do this all without releasing any pollutants into the environment.

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