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Week
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EBB Online
Module
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Lab
301, 302, 303
Tue Wed TR |
Quizzes
Solution
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Homework |
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1 |
Jan. 24
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Introduction |
1.1~1.10 |
Intro
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Lab0 |
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Jan. 26
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Fluid Property-viscosity,
surface
tension |
1.6, 2.1~2.2 |
1A
1B
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2 |
Jan. 31
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Fluid Statics I -
what is pressure? |
2.3~2.7 |
2A
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Lab 1 |
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Feb. 2
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Fluid Statics
II - pressure variation and
measurements |
2.3~2.7 |
2B
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Lab 1 |
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3 |
Feb. 7
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Fluid Statics III -
forces
on plane surfaces
Part
(1): pressure prism method |
2.8 ~ 2.9 |
2D
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Lab 1 |
1
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3 |
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Feb. 9
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Fluid Statics III
- forces on plane surfaces:
Part (2): formula
method |
2.8 ~ 2.9 |
2C
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Lab 1 |
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4
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Feb. 14
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Fluid Statics III
- Part (3): integral method |
2.10 ~ 2.11 |
2C
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Lab 2 |
2
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4 |
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Feb. 16
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Fluid Statics III
- Part (4): forces on a curved surface;
buoyancy |
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2E
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Lab 2 |
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5 |
Feb. 21
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Fluid Kinematics I
- velocity; flow types and patterns
Fluid Kinematics II - acceleration
and material derivatives; |
4.1~4.2 |
4A |
Lab 2 |
3 |
5 |
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Feb. 23
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Fluid Kinematics II
- acceleration and material derivatives;
Pressure and Energy Variations;
Bernoulli Equation |
4.2
3.1~3.3, 2-12 |
4B
3A
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Lab 2 |
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6 |
Feb. 28
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Pressure and
Energy Variations; Bernoulli Equation |
3.4~3.8 |
3B
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4
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6 |
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Feb. 29
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Normal Flow Equation
(Normal to Streamline Equation) |
3.3 |
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7
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March 5
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First Exam 5:00 ~7:00 pm (EH 1610)  |
(1) Previous
Exam
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March 6
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Fluid Property
Transport and Conservation - , RTT |
4.3~4.4 |
5A
5B
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Lab
discussion |
No Quiz |
7 |
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March 8
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Mass Conservation -
continuity equation, nondeforming control
volume |
5.1 |
6A
6B
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Lab
discussion |
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8
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March 13
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Mass Conservation -
moving and deforming control volume
Energy Conservation -1st law
of thermodynamics & energy equations |
5.1
5.3
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6C
9A
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Lab3
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5 |
8 |
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March 15
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Energy
Conservation - applications in 3
cases: |
5.3 |
9B
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Lab3 |
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March 20
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Energy
Conservation - applications in 3
cases:
Momentum Conservation I - linear
momentum equation |
5.3 |
9C
7A
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Lab3
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6 |
9 |
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March 22
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Momentum
Conservation II - applications of linear
momentum equation |
5.2 |
7B
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Lab3
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March 27
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Momentum
Conservation II - applications of linear
momentum
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5.2 |
7C
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Lab4 |
7
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10 |
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March
29
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Angular Momentum Conservation and
Applications
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8A
8B
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Lab4
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March 31~
April 8
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Spring
Recess/Break - No Class  |
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| 12 |
April 10
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Differential
Analysis of Fluid Flows I~ overview,
continuity equation |
6.1-6.2 |
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Lab4
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8
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11 |
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April 12
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Differential
Analysis of Fluid Flows II ~ fluid element
kinematics,
ideal
and real fluids |
6.2~6.4 |
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Lab4 |
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April
16 |
Second Exam; 5:00
~7:00 pm (EH 1610) |
(2) Previous
Exam |
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Video |
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April 17
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Dimensional Analysis and Similitude I -Buckingham
Pi method,
examples |
7.1~7.5 |
10A
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Lab
discussion |
No Quiz |
12 |
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April 19
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Dimensional
Analysis and Similitude II - dimensionless
groups, |
7.6-7.9
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10B
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Lab
discussion |
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14 |
April 24
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Flow in Conduits I-
pipe flow characteristics, laminar and turbulent
pipe flow, and laminar flow in the pipe |
8.1-8.2
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11A
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Lab5 |
9
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13 |
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April 26
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Flow in Conduits II
- turbulent flow in the pipe, frictional loss/Moody
diagram and fitting losse |
8.3-8.4 |
11C
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Lab5 |
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15
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May 1
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Flow in Conduits
III-pipe flow system and examples |
8.5 |
11D
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Lab5
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10
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14 |
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May 3
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Drag and Lift I - external
flow
characteristics, and drag |
9.1, 9.2
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12A
12B
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Lab5 |
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May 8
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Drag and Lift II -
external flow characteristics, and drag |
9.1, 9.2 |
12C
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11
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15 |
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May 10
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Drag and Lift
III - drag and ift
Summary and Highlights |
9.3-9.4 |
12D
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17 |
May 15
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Third Exam; 10:05 am
~ 12:05 pm (EH ???) |
(3) Previous
Exam |
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