Monroe L. Weber-Shirk S chool of Civil and Environmental Engineering Fluid Mechanics CEE 331 June 13, 2015.

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Monroe L. Weber-Shirk S chool of Civil and Environmental Engineering Fluid Mechanics CEE 331 June 13, 2015

Course Logistics  Instructor  Monroe Weber-Shirk (HO 115)  Teaching Assistant  Laurent Amoudry  section, labs, homework grading, and office hours  Where can you get the latest updates?  CEE 331 web site  Introductions…

Section/Laboratory Organization  Section (Thursdays)  Hollister 162  Discuss questions, work on examples and homework, review for exams  Laboratory (Tuesdays)  Hollister 150 (Environmental Teaching Laboratory)

Hands-on Laboratory Experiments  Statics  Static Surface Forces  Free Jet and Bernoulli  Momentum and Energy Conservation:  Determination of the Friction Factor  Hydraulic jump

Homework  Your chance to practice using the concepts presented in class  Teamwork with one solution per team  Answers to even numbered problems are in the text  Guidelines at the web site!!!

Course Schedule Homework due Lab HO 150 Office hours HO 114 Office hours HO 114

Why Fluids?  Brainstorm a list of engineered or biological devices that require an understanding of fluids to explain how they work.  What fluids properties do you think would be important in explaining each of the devices?

Course Topics  Fluid Properties  Statics  Explain the advantage of radial gates  Bernoulli Equation  Explain why a ping-pong ball can be held in an air jet  Control Volume Analysis  Quantify the effects of mass, momentum and energy flux  Explain why lawn sprinklers rotate

Course Topics  Pipe Flow  How big does the tunnel have to be that carries drinking water into NYC?  External Flows  How much power does it take to drive a Toyota Matrix at 100 kph?  Open Channel Flow  How deep will the water be in Fall Creek during a spring snow melt caused by a warm rain?

My Goals for the next six weeks...  That each of you develop an intuition for the fundamental principles of fluid mechanics  That you leave this course saying, “Fluids makes sense” and “I can tackle fluids problems.”  That we have an enjoyable 6 weeks learning together

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