Fluid Mechanics
Fluid Mechanics, available at $19.99, with 18 lectures, and has 3 subscribers.
You will learn about Analysis of the basic concepts that allow differentiating fluids from solids. Establishment of differential relationships for a fluid particle. Application of the principle of conservation of mass. Application of the principles of momentum in fluid dynamics. This course is ideal for individuals who are Engineering students or graduates It is particularly useful for Engineering students or graduates.
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Summary
Title: Fluid Mechanics
Price: $19.99
Number of Lectures: 18
Number of Published Lectures: 18
Number of Curriculum Items: 18
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 18
Original Price: $19.99
Quality Status: approved
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What You Will Learn
- Analysis of the basic concepts that allow differentiating fluids from solids.
- Establishment of differential relationships for a fluid particle.
- Application of the principle of conservation of mass.
- Application of the principles of momentum in fluid dynamics.
Who Should Attend
- Engineering students or graduates
Target Audiences
- Engineering students or graduates
Apply the basic principles of the behavior of Newtonian fluids, after describing them, to solve specific problems.
Analysis of the basic concepts that allow differentiating fluids from solids.
Establishment of differential relationships for a fluid particle.
Application of the principles of mass and moment conservation in fluid dynamics.
Know the statics, kinematics and dynamics of fluids
As the name implies, fluid mechanics is the study of fluids at rest or in motion. It has traditionally been applied in such areas as the design of canal, levee, and dam systems; the design of pumps, compressors, and piping and ducting used in the water and air conditioning systems of homes and businesses, as well as the piping systems needed in chemical plants; the aerodynamics of automobiles and sub- and supersonic airplanes; and the development of many different flow measurement devices such as gas pump meters.
While these are still extremely important areas (witness, for example, the current emphasis on automobile streamlining and the levee failures in New Orleans in 2005), fluid mechanics is truly a “high-tech” or “hot” discipline, and many exciting areas have developed in the last quarter-century. Some examples include environmental and energy issues (e.g., containing oil slicks, large-scale wind turbines, energy generation from ocean waves, the aerodynamics of large buildings, and the fluid mechanics of the atmosphere and ocean and of phenomena such as tornadoes, hurricanes, and tsunamis); biomechanics (e.g., artificial hearts and valves and other organs such as the liver; understanding of the fluid mechanics of blood, synovial fluid in the joints, the respiratory system, the circulatory system, and the urinary system); sport (design of bicycles and bicycle helmets, skis, and sprinting and swimming clothing, and the aerodynamics of the golf, tennis, and soccer ball); “smart fluids” (e.g., in automobile suspension systems to optimize motion under all terrain conditions, military uniforms containing a fluid layer that is “thin” until combat, when it can be “stiffened” to give the soldier strength and protection, and fluid lenses with humanlike properties for use in cameras and cell phones); and microfluids (e.g., for extremely precise administration of medications).
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: PROMOTIONAL VIDEO
Lecture 1: PROMOTIONAL VIDEO
Chapter 2: INTRODUCTION
Lecture 1: DEFINITION OF A FLUID
Lecture 2: BASIC EQUATIONS
Lecture 3: ANALYSIS METHODS
Lecture 4: DESCRIPTION METHODS
Lecture 5: UNIT SYSTEMS
Chapter 3: FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS
Lecture 1: FLUID AS A CONTINUOUS MEDIUM
Lecture 2: SPEED FIELD
Lecture 3: ONE-DIMENSIONAL, TWO-DIMENSIONAL AND THREE-DIMENSIONAL FLOW
Lecture 4: CURRENT AND TRAJECTORY LINES
Lecture 5: NEWTONIAN FLUID
Lecture 6: NON-NEWTONIAN FLUID
Chapter 4: DESCRIPTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF FLUID MOVEMENTS
Lecture 1: VISCOSE AND NON-VISCOSE FLOWS
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Instructors
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José Jossymar Jaimes Velázquez
Aeronautic engineer
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