| LECTURE A1:
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| [1] Introduction to course. Grading scheme. Homework policy. Exam Policy.
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| [2] Examples of fluid flows from cosmological to microbiological.
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| [3] Semantics. Hyrdodynamics and aerodynamics.
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[4] What is a fluid?
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| LECTURE A2:
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| [1] Properties of fluids. Pressure, density and viscosity. Shear stress. Couette Flow.
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| [2] Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids. Couette rheometer. Dynamic and kinematic viscosities.
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| [3] Fluid statics. Hydrostatic pressure variations. Pressures in oceans and atmospheres.
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| [4] Measurement of pressure, barometers, manometers and pressure transducers.
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[5] Atmospheres, perfect gas law, standard atmospheres.
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| LECTURE A3:
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| [1] Hydrostatics. Forces in a fluid at rest.
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| [2] Forces and moments on submerged objects.
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| [3] Center of buoyancy, center of mass. Stability of submerged objects.
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| [4] Stability of floating objects. Metacentric height.
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[5] Surface tension, surface energy.<
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| LECTURE A4:
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| [1] Surface tension, surface energy.
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| [2] Pressures in bubbles/drops. Pendant drops.
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| [3] Contact angle. Hydrophilic and hydrophobic surfaces. Capillarity.
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| [4] Descriptions of fluid motion - Eulerian and Lagrangian views.
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| [5] Eulerian and Lagrangian fluid volumes and elements.
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[6] Relation between the Lagrangian and Eulerian time derivatives and accelerations.
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| LECTURE A5:
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| [1] Eulerian and Lagrangian fluid accelerations. Steady flow.
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[2] Continuity equations. Global and differential equations.
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| LECTURE A6:
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| [1] Integral continuity equation.
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| [2] Streamlines, streaklines and pathlines. Flow visualization and PDV.
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| [3] Streamfunction. Examples of streamfunctions for simple planar flows.
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[4] Free and forced vortices. Stagnation points.
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| LECTURE A7:
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| [1] Streamfunctions for planar compressible flow and for axisymmetric flows.
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| [2] Newton's law for fluid flows. Various forms of the mass times acceleration.
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| [3] Forces acting on a fluid element. Forces due to gravity. Forces due to pressure.
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| [4] Euler's equations of motion for an inviscid fluid. Body force potential.
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| [5] Euler's equations in cylindrical and spherical coordinates.
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| [6] Vorticity and rotation of a fluid element. Irrotational flow.
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| [7] Generation of vorticity at a solid boundary and diffusion of vorticity.
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[8] Boundary layers and wakes.
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| LECTURE A8:
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| [1] Irrotational flow. Velocity potential.
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| [2] Bernoulli's equation.
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| [3] Total pressure. Loss coefficients.
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| LECTURE A9:
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| [1] Total pressure. Loss coefficients.
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| [2] Examples of hydraulic system analyses.
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| [3] Nozzles and contraction coefficient.
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| [4] Flows with energy injection or extraction. Pumps and turbines.
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[5] Various pumps. Pump characteristics and design.
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| LECTURE A10:
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| [1] Pump characteristics. Examples and pumps efficiencies.
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| [2] Jet engines. Compressor stall. Turbomachine design and specific speed.
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| [3] Cavitation, bubble growth and collapse. Cavitation damage.
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| [4] Fluid measurements using the Bernoulli effect. Venturi and orifice meters.
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[5] Pitot tubes.
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| LECTURE A11:
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| [1] Propeller cavitation.
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| [2] Pitot probes.
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