For civil engineering, fluid mechanics covers a wide variety of problems that practicing civil engineers must understand and solve, like: The flow of water in underground aquifers that supply water for irrigation or drinking.
For civil engineering, fluid mechanics covers a wide variety of problems that practicing civil engineers must understand and solve, like: The flow of water in underground aquifers that supply water for irrigation or drinking. The disposal of waste in rivers, estuaries and coastal areas. On the other hand production planning includes study of demand forecasting, preparation of long term and short term plans, scheduling of machines and methods of inventory control. In optimization, various techniques of cost minimization and profit maximization are studied. These techniques include linear programming, critical path method and queuing models among others. Entire production industry uses planning, control and optimization techniques developed in this subject.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction & Fluid Properties
1.1 Introduction
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1.2 FLUID PROPERTIES – I
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1.3 FLUID PROPERTIES – II
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1.4 FLUID PROPERTIES – III
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1.5 FLUID PROPERTIES – IV
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1.6 GATE PROBLEMS
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1.7 Properties of Fluid Gate Questions
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Chapter 2: Fluid Statics
2.1 FUNDAMENTAL EQUATION OF FLUID STATICS
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2.2 PRESSURE & ITS MEASUREMENT
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2.3 SOME STANDARD PROBLEMS ON MANOMETERS
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2.4 FORCES ON SUBMERGED BODIES – I
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2.5 FORCES ON SUBMERGED BODIES – II
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2.6 BUOYANCY
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2.7 STABILITY OF UNCONSTRAINED BODIES IN FLUID
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2.8 FLUID UNDER RIGID BODY MOTION / RELATIVE EQUILIBRIUM