Three teams from the Faculty of Machine Technology and Aeronautics (FTMD) ITB follow the Shell Eco-Marathon, a race the design, engineering, and building energy-efficient vehicles. The race was held on 8 until July 10, 2010 at the Sepang International Circuit, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Rector of ITB, Prof.. Dr. Launch vehicle Akhmaloka Shell Eco-Marathon on Monday, ITB, (26/04/10) at the East Hall of ITB. At this launch, also attended by Djoko Suharto, Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees (MWA) ITB lecturers at the same time, Hasanuddin Z. Abidin, Deputy Rector of Communication, Information, and Partnerships, Darwin Silalahi, Country Chairman of PT Shell Indonesia, and the team members.
Championship design, design, and build vehicles by Shell began in 1985 in Europe, and is held every year in America and Europe. In 2010, the Shell Eco-Marathon held in Asia. The winner of this championship is the team with the most efficient vehicle in the use of energy. That is, can travel the farthest distance with the least energy.
"The energy crisis is a crucial issue today," said Akhmaloka, in his speech at the launch of the Shell Eco-Marathon Vehicle ITB. "Now, all are competing in energy conservation and the search for alternative energy. In the eyes of Indonesia, ITB position in the development of energy-efficient vehicles is critical. I am pleased and proud of the students and the faculty adviser, resulting in a real work in dealing with the problem of energy crisis . I hope these creations become a trigger for other students to excel. "
All three teams are competing in competitions such as origin, the concept of urban category, and HEAVeEXIA and Eagles, the futuristic prototype categories. At the press conference, Ananta, a member of the team, revealed that its participation in this competition based on his interest in the automotive and the desire to practice the theory of college into the real work. In addition to the academic experience to practice the material, claiming the team members get other benefits, such as the ability to interact with others, emotional control, cooperation, and project management.
Championship design, design, and build vehicles by Shell began in 1985 in Europe, and is held every year in America and Europe. In 2010, the Shell Eco-Marathon held in Asia. The winner of this championship is the team with the most efficient vehicle in the use of energy. That is, can travel the farthest distance with the least energy.
"The energy crisis is a crucial issue today," said Akhmaloka, in his speech at the launch of the Shell Eco-Marathon Vehicle ITB. "Now, all are competing in energy conservation and the search for alternative energy. In the eyes of Indonesia, ITB position in the development of energy-efficient vehicles is critical. I am pleased and proud of the students and the faculty adviser, resulting in a real work in dealing with the problem of energy crisis . I hope these creations become a trigger for other students to excel. "
All three teams are competing in competitions such as origin, the concept of urban category, and HEAVeEXIA and Eagles, the futuristic prototype categories. At the press conference, Ananta, a member of the team, revealed that its participation in this competition based on his interest in the automotive and the desire to practice the theory of college into the real work. In addition to the academic experience to practice the material, claiming the team members get other benefits, such as the ability to interact with others, emotional control, cooperation, and project management.
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