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How: Assignments
-- rationale for problems
-- almost weekly
-- due following week
-- returned and discussed week after
-- ~ 20 % of grade
-- try before asking
Quizs
-- random time
-- 1~3 times
-- ~ 10 % of grade
-- close text and notes
What: Text
-- Fluid Mechanics (5th Ed.) by Munson, Young, and Okiishi
Other references
-- Introduction to Fluid Mechanics (6th Ed.) by Fox & McDonald
-- Applied Fluid Mechanics (4th Ed.) by Mott
-- An Album of Fluid Motion by Van Dyke
Course Objective:
Learning the basic principles to explore the physical world of fluid mechanics
Course Content:
Dimensions, dimensional, homogeneity, and units, measures of fluid mass and weight, ideal gas
law, viscosity, compressibility of fluids, surface tension.
Pressure at a point, Basic equation for Pressure Field, pressure variation in a fluid at rest, standard
atmosphere, manometry, hydrostatic force on a plane surface, pressure prism, hydrostatic force
on a curved surface, buoyancy, flotation, and stability.
The velocity field (Eulerian and Lagrangian flow descriptions), the acceleration field, control
volume and system representation, the Reynolds transport theorem.
Conservation of mass-the continuity equation, Newton’s second law-the linear momentum and
moment-of-momentum equations, first law of thermodynamics-the energy equation.
Fluid element kinematics, conservation of mass, conservation of linear momentum, inviscid flow,
potential flows, viscous flows.