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Hydromechanics : Principles And Applications

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Hydromechanics : Principles And Applications

Hydromechanics : Principles And Applications
Published 4/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.56 GB | Duration: 2h 7m

Understanding Fluid Dynamics and Engineering Hydraulic Solutions

What you'll learn

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of hydromechanics from both theoretical and practical perspectives

You'll Learn fundamental concepts of fluid mechanics, starting with the statics of fluids at rest and progressing to the dynamics of fluid flow

We will explore the forces at play within fluids, the principles of fluid motion, and the practical applications of these principles in engineering design

Gain an overview of Hydraulics Structures(orifices, hydraulic jumps ,spillways , weirs and hydropower-plant) ; Their usage and advantages

Fundamental Concepts and Practical skills necessary to understand, analyze, and Design hydraulic systems and structures for various engineering applications

Requirements

have some basic information about Mathematics a( knowledge of calculus is required - topics such as differential and integral calculus as well as solving algebraic equations)

Have some basic information about physics ( Understanding basic principles of physics, particularly mechanics and thermodynamics, is beneficial. Topics such as Newton's laws of motion, conservation of energy, and properties of gases are relevant to fluid mechanics.)

Description

This course is an in-depth exploration of the fundamental principles governing the behavior of fluids in motion and their application in engineering design. This course delves into the intricate interplay between fluid dynamics theory and practical hydraulic system design, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of hydraulic phenomena and their real-world implications.Through a blend of theoretical lectures, and practical applications, you  will gain proficiency in analyzing hydromechanics principles and designing hydraulic systems and structures. Topics covered include fluid properties, flow behavior, flow measurement techniques, open channel flow, pipe flow,  and hydraulic structures . Emphasis is placed on mastering key principles such as continuity, momentum, energy, Bernoulli and hydrostatics . We will explore the forces at play within fluids, the principles of fluid motion, and the practical applications of these principles in engineering design, environmental management, and beyond.Whether your interests lie in civil engineering, environmental science, mechanical engineering, , the knowledge and skills acquired in this course will serve as a valuable foundation for your future endeavors and as a basis for water management and hydraulic courses . It consists of 6 main lectures from statics forces of fluid all the way to fluid dynamics and leading to hydraulic structures. Join me as we embark on a journey of  discovery and mastery in hydraulic engineering and delve deep into the science and practice of engineering fluid systems!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Introduction to Fluid Mechanics

Lecture 2 Introduction to Fluid Mechanics

Section 3: Hydrostatics

Lecture 3 Lecture 2: Hydrostatics of Fluids

Section 4: FLuid Dynamics

Lecture 4 FLuid Dynamics

Section 5: Fluid Kinematics

Lecture 5 Lecture 4: Types of Flow Regimes , Fluid Kinematics

Section 6: Pipes and Open channels

Lecture 6 Lecture 5: Fluid flow in pipes and Open channels

Section 7: Application of hydromechanics and hydraulic structures

Lecture 7 Lecture 6: Application of Hydromechanics and hydraulic structures

Students of Civil Engineering , anyone who has interest in hydraulic structures , hydromechanics , fluid dynamics or simply want to gain expertise and understand further hydraulic concepts.,water resources engineering and Landscape engineering students , undergrad students