Overview

In the process of training under this program, students study the arrangement of steam and gas turbines, the arrangement of steam boilers, the arrangement and principles of operation of thermal and nuclear power plants, the arrangement and principles of operation of renewable and alternative energy sources, the arrangement of heat exchangers for various purposes, and the arrangement and principles of designing district heating networks. The main emphasis in training is on thermophysics and thermodynamics.

Speciality

13.04.01 Heat Power Engineering and Heat Engineering

Degree
Master
Mode of attendance
Full time
Duration
2 years
Language of training
Russian
Admission tests for international students
Field-specific entrance examination, diploma grade-point average, final qualifying work grade
Tuition fees
300 000 RUB per semester
Reasons for choosing a course
  • Universality of training in this speciality;

  • Large choice of places for practical training with the possibility of further employment;

  • The opportunity to engage in scientific activities during training at St. Petersburg Mining University;

  • Widespread demand on the job market for specialized personnel for enterprises of mineral raw materials and fuel and energy complexes.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Graduates of the department presently work and are in demand at various enterprises: Concern Rosenergoatom JSC; Leningrad, Kola, Kalinin NPPs; Fuel and Energy Complex SUE of St. Petersburg; Heat Generating Company TGK-1 OJSC; St. Petersburg Heating Grid OJSC, etc. in such positions as shift supervisors, reactor control engineers, workshop and site managers, district chief engineers, boiler equipment engineers, turbine equipment engineers, etc.

Field of study
Automation of control of thermomechanical equipment and systems;
System analysis and modeling of heat energy processes and systems;
Nuclear power plants;
Performance modes and operation of thermal power plants and nuclear power plants;
Fundamentals of the theory of operation of heat power plants and systems;
Reliability of technical systems and technological risks in power systems;
Steam-gas and gas turbine plants;
Production of thermal and electric energy using alternative and renewable energy sources.
Graduate skills
Skills in engineering and design of boiler plants;
Skills in using modern measuring instruments, conducting energy audits;
Skills in engineering and design of devices based on renewable and alternative energy sources;
Skills in engineering and design of heating networks;
Ability to carry out operation and maintenance of heating networks and heat supply sources;
Skills in engineering and design of the main and auxiliary equipment of thermal power plants.