Every year, the global need for oil continues to increase while petroleum reserves are limited and their availability is dwindling. This has resulted in low heavy oil and residual quality
In mid-November last year, a team from the Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Indonesia (FTUI) made a collaborative visit to several universities in Japan. This visit was carried out to develop cooperation with several educational and industrial partners.
Radio over fiber is a solution to overcome the limitations of radio communication range, namely by superimposing radio or microwave signals on fiber-optic networks. The advantages of using RoF include low attenuation, wide bandwidth, immunity to electromagnetic interference, easy installation and maintenance, and low consumption.
The pandemic condition has had an impact on various sectors of the country’s economy, including the construction sector. During the pandemic, the limited space for the movement of the community and workers hurt the productivity of the construction sector.
On Monday (17/1), two lecturers and researchers from the Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Indonesia (FTUI) received a grant worth USD 12,000 from the Osaka Gas Foundation. The two lecturers and researchers who received the grant came from the Department of Chemical Engineering
Most of the research on evaporative cooling only focuses on thermodynamic processes and optimizing the performance of several basic configurations, such as direct evaporative cooling (DEC) and tubular or plate-type indirect evaporative cooling (IEC).
Alivanza Firdaus, Ayu Anya, and Ridjky Tegar Perkasa students of the Department of Industrial Engineering (DTI) class of 2020 won 3rd place in the Business Case Competition (BCC) LSCAMP Surabaya Institute of Technology (ITS).
Three students from the Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Indonesia (FTUI) designed a renewable energy system by utilizing several available energy sources in coastal and sea areas.
The use of batteries as storage for energy supply is now increasingly important, considering the increasingly widespread use of devices driven by battery power.
