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ENGR
335 Learning Objectives
Fall 2009
The goal of ENGR335 is for you to learn words, concepts, and problem solving skills in the following areas:
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Fluid statics manometers forces and moments on flat submerged surfaces buoyancy forces
flow rate in a conduit tank filling and draining problem
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Pressure variation due to fluid acceleration acceleration of fluid in a conduit (negligible friction) application
of the Bernoulli equation to, stagnation point pressure, draining tanks,
nozzles, etc. 4.
Conservation of momentum reaction forces on nozzles, bends, etc. application of conservation of momentum to non-uniform
velocity profiles 5.
Energy equation and pipe flows flow rate and pressure variation in piping and duct
systems piping systems with a pump pipes in parallel 6.
Flow measurements Pitot-static tubes, obstruction flow meters, integration of
velocity profiles 7.
Boundary layers, surface resistance and drag forces boundary layers form drag, skin-friction drag, and total drag on an object in
a flow forces and moments generated by flow over an object terminal velocity |