Fluid Mechanics – Basic mathematical derivations

Fluid Mechanics – Basic mathematical derivations, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 27 lectures, based on 12 reviews, and has 226 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand of the concepts in fluid statics Infer the mathematical derivations and concepts confirming to the field of fluid kinematics Interpret the mathematical derivations pertaining to fluid dynamics Develop an understanding on fluid flow measurement aspects This course is ideal for individuals who are This course suits better for the beginners of the engineering graduation program pertaining to the branches of mechanical, civil as well as electrical engineering. It is particularly useful for This course suits better for the beginners of the engineering graduation program pertaining to the branches of mechanical, civil as well as electrical engineering.

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Title: Fluid Mechanics – Basic mathematical derivations

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

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What You Will Learn

Understand of the concepts in fluid statics
Infer the mathematical derivations and concepts confirming to the field of fluid kinematics
Interpret the mathematical derivations pertaining to fluid dynamics
Develop an understanding on fluid flow measurement aspects

Who Should Attend

This course suits better for the beginners of the engineering graduation program pertaining to the branches of mechanical, civil as well as electrical engineering.

Target Audiences

This course suits better for the beginners of the engineering graduation program pertaining to the branches of mechanical, civil as well as electrical engineering.

This introductory course in Fluid Mechanics deals with the basic concepts of fluid statics, fluid kinematics, fluid dynamics, flow measurement and similitude. First section introduces the Fluid Statics to the beginners. This is followed by a kinematics approach to the mechanics of fluids in the Section-2 comprising of an introduction to laminar, turbulent, rotational, irrotational flows, the continuity equation in three dimensions. Comparative study of velocity potential function versus stream function is also carried out in this section. Next to this in Section-3, the author derived the mathematical derivations for Bernoulli’s equation, momentum equation and its applications for fluid flow in a pipe bend and reaction of a fluid jet. Also the concepts of vortex flow are discussed in detail. The last section provides an insight into flow measurement and similitude with detailed mathematical derivations of orifice meter, venturimeter, pitot tube, hotwire anemometer, flow through nozzles, notches and weirs.

A fundamental mathematical derivative approach is followed which helps the students to gain the fundamental concepts of mechanics of fluids. A step-by-step and detailed derivations of the various mathematical formulae is traced in this basic course work on fluid mechanics. This course shall help the undergraduate students to prepare themselves for the basic assessment in the area of fluid mechanics. On the whole, this course tastes better for the beginners of the engineering graduation program.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Fluid Statics

Lecture 1: Density, Specific gravity and Viscosity

Lecture 2: Dynamic viscosity, kinematic viscosity and Newton's law of viscosity

Chapter 2: Fluid Kinematics

Lecture 1: Stream line, stream tube, path line, streak line

Lecture 2: Steady and Unsteady flows

Lecture 3: Laminar and turbulent flows

Lecture 4: Rotational flow

Lecture 5: Continuity equation

Lecture 6: Velocity potential function

Lecture 7: Stream Function

Chapter 3: Fluid Dynamics

Lecture 1: Bernoullis equation

Lecture 2: Momentum equation – Pipe bend application

Lecture 3: Momentum equation – Jet propulsion – Reaction of Jet

Lecture 4: Orifice tank mounted on frictionless wheels- An application of Momentum equation

Lecture 5: Vortex flow

Lecture 6: Forced Vortex Flow

Lecture 7: Surface and Body forces

Chapter 4: Similitude and Flow Measurement

Lecture 1: Orificemeter

Lecture 2: Venturimeter

Lecture 3: Venturimeter with U-Tube Manometer

Lecture 4: Pitot tube

Lecture 5: Hot wire anemometer

Lecture 6: Flow through notches and weirs-(Part-1)

Lecture 7: Flow through notches and weirs-(Part-2)

Lecture 8: Flow through notches and weirs-(Part-3) and Viscometers

Lecture 9: Flow through Nozzles

Lecture 10: Similarity Laws and Distorted models-(Part-1)

Lecture 11: Similarity Laws and Distorted models-(Part-2)

Instructors

Prof. Dr. G.V.S.S. Sharma
Associate Professor at GMRIT

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