Udayana University | MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDY PROGRAM FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

Combustion and Motor Fuel Laboratory data

Laboratory Profile

"Combustion and Motor Fuel Laboratory"

The Combustion and Motor Fuel Laboratory is a means of learning process, scientific development, research and community empowerment, which is also expected to be able to act as a revenue generator and stimulate the collective performance of laboratory personnel to improve sustainable quality based on self-evaluation, the principles of autonomy, accountability, and accreditation. The Combustion and Motor Burning Laboratory as a means of realizing educational goals is expected to be able to develop teaching, research and community service (Tri Dharma Perguruan Tinggi).

Combustion Practicum and Motor Fuel are Expertise Courses taken by students of the Mechanical Engineering Study Program. Combustion and Motor Fuel practicum activities are carried out every semester (odd and even). In carrying out the practicum, it involves Technicians and Graders taken from students who have passed the Combustion and Motor Fuel practicum.

Vision and mission :

As a part of a higher education institution, the Vision and Mission of the Mechanical Engineering Study Program is aligned with the Vision and Mission of Udayana University.

Vision: "Making the Mechanical Engineering Study Program a center for information and development of research-based education that is superior, independent and cultured at the global level"

Mission:

Organizing high quality mechanical engineering education, proactively responding to the rapidly growing developments in science and technology.
Creating a conducive academic atmosphere.
Maintain harmonious relationships and cooperation with outsiders for the development of expertise and knowledge.
Cultivate entrepreneurial attitudes and abilities as well as independence in the field of engineering in accordance with market demands.

Equipment Inventory

Most of the existing equipment in the Combustion and Motor Fuel Laboratory has to be subjected to more routine maintenance, because the existing equipment has an old or old service life.