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Semester: 2 Subject: F M - I C: ME-121 C:3-0 C C:: Luid Echanics ODE Redit Hour Ourse Ontents

The document provides information about the Fluid Mechanics - I course for the 2nd semester. It includes details such as the course code, credit hours, course contents like fluid properties, fluid statics, fluid dynamics etc. It lists the recommended textbooks and intended course learning outcomes. The course aims to help students understand basic fluid mechanics concepts and solve problems related to fluid statics, kinematics, dynamics and other topics. It also covers the relevant program learning outcomes.

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Semester: 2 Subject: F M - I C: ME-121 C:3-0 C C:: Luid Echanics ODE Redit Hour Ourse Ontents

The document provides information about the Fluid Mechanics - I course for the 2nd semester. It includes details such as the course code, credit hours, course contents like fluid properties, fluid statics, fluid dynamics etc. It lists the recommended textbooks and intended course learning outcomes. The course aims to help students understand basic fluid mechanics concepts and solve problems related to fluid statics, kinematics, dynamics and other topics. It also covers the relevant program learning outcomes.

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SEMESTER: 2ND

SUBJECT: FLUID MECHANICS -I CODE: ME-121 CREDIT HOUR:3-0

COURSE CONTENTS:
Fluid Properties
Fluid Statics
Fluid Kinematics
Fluid Dynamics
Dimensional Analysis, Similitude and Modeling
Flow in Pipes
Flow through Orifices
Open Channel Flow
Impact of Jets

RECOMMENDED BOOKS:
Hydraulics, Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machines by R. S. Khurmi
Fluid Mechanics and Fluid Power Engineering by D.S.Kumar
Fluid Power with Applications by Anthony Esposito
Hydraulics and Fluid Mechanics by E. H. Lewitt
Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics, 5th Edition by Munson, Young Okiishi John Wiley & Sons
Fluid Mechanics, 5th Edition by Frank M. White McGraw Hill

COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES (CLOS):


Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be able to:
Taxonomy
No. Statement of CLO PLO
Level
To Understand the basic concepts to SOLVE the fundamental fluid
CLO-1 problems related to Statics Kinematics and Dynamics.
C2 1
To SOLVE the fundamental problems related to Dimensional Analysis,
Similitude and Modeling Non Dimensional constants, Flow in Pipes,
CLO-2 Flow through Orifices, Open Channel Flow and Impact of Jets. C4 1

RELEVANT PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES (PLOS):


The course is designed so that students will achieve the following PLOs:
1 Engineering Knowledge  7 Environment and Sustainability
2 Problem Analysis 8 Ethics
3 Design/Development of Solutions 9 Individual and Team Work
4 Investigation 10 Communication
5 Modern Tool Usage 11 Project Management
6 The Engineer and Society 12 Lifelong Learning
Week Course Contents
Intro to subject, definitions of various types of pressures, principles of pressure
measurement, tube gauges, piezometer, manometer, simple manometer, micro
1
manometer (vertical tube & inclined tube type), differential manometer, inverted
differentia manometer.
Mechanical gauges, Bourdons’ tube, diaphragm & dead weight pressure gauges,
Hydrostatic forces on submerged surfaces, total pressure on horizontally, vertically
2
& inclined immersed surfaces, Depth of center of pressure of vertically & inclined
immersed surfaces, pressure on a composite section, pressure on a curved surface.
Equilibrium of floating bodies, Archimedes’ principle, force of buoyancy, center of
buoyancy, metacenter & metacenteric height, determination of metacenteric height
3
by experimental & analytical methods, conditions of equilibrium of floating bodies -
stable equilibrium, unstable equilibrium, neutral equilibrium.
Hydrostatics, Eqn. of continuity, Flow lines – path, stream, streak & potential lines
etc., Flow types - uniform, non-uniform, streamline, turbulent, steady, unsteady,
4
compressible, incompressible, rotational, irrotational, one -, two - & three-
dimensional flow, Stream function.
Bernoulli’s eqn. & its applications, Energies – P.E., K.E., pressure energy & total
5
energy, Venturimeter, Orificemeter & Pitot tube.
Orifice flow, Discharge measurement, orifice types, vena-contracta, Hydraulic
coefficients, Coefficients of contraction, velocity, discharge & resistance,
6
experimental measurement of hydraulic coefficients, discharge through small &
large, fully & partially submerged orifices.
Orifice flow, measurement of time of emptying a tank (square, rectangular, circular,
7
hemispherical & variable area tanks)
Flow through simple pipes, frictional resistance, Froud’s experiment on frictional
resistance, Darcy’s & Chezy’s formula for loss of head due to friction, HGL & TEL,
8
Power transmission through pipes, Reynold’s experiment on flow through pipes,
critical velocity measurement & velocity distribution in pipes.
Mid Semester Exam
9 Flow through open channels, uniform flow, Chezy’s formula, Bazin’s formula,
Kutter’s formula & Mannings formula, Discharge measurement through a channel of
circular section.
10 Channels of most economical sections, conditions of maximum discharge through
channels of various cross sections, measurement of river discharge.
11 Flow through open channels, non - uniform flow, sp. Energy diagram, critical depth,
critical velocity, critical flow, shooting flow, streaming flow, hyd. Jump, energy loss in
hyd. Jump, measurement of river discharge by using venturiflumes, modular and
non-modular venturiflumes.
12 Dimensional analysis, MLT and FLT systems, homogenous equations and
applications, Rayleigh’s method of dimensional analysis.
13 Buckingham’s Pi-theorem method of dimensional analysis, solutions of related
problems
14 Model studies, model and prototype, objectives and applications of model studies,
similitude and similarity equations.
15 Non dimensional constants, significance and areas of applications, Reynolds’s
number, Froude’s number, Mach number, Weber’s number, Euler’s number.
16 Impact of jets, pressure on a stationary flat plate, pressure on a moving flat plate,
pressure on a stationary curved vane, pressure on a moving curved vane, flow over a
radial curved vane, momentum equation.
Final Semester Exam
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