FYSS6351 Fluid Mechanics 1, part A (5 cr)
Description
Content
Basics of vector and tensor analysis; classification of flow conditions: time dependence, compressibility, friction, turbulence; classification of fluids based on viscosity properties; key consepts of fluid mechanics: pressure, velocity, shear stress, viscosity; Reynolds transport theorem; conservation of mass, momentum and energy
Completion methods
Assignments, examination, laboratory work
Assessment details
To pass the course, students need to have at least the minimum score defined by the teacher for assessments: assignments and examination. The course grade is divided into component parts and each part is worth some percentage of the total grade (e.g. 20 % assignments, 80 % examination). In addition, laboratory work is a compulsory part of the course assessment.
Learning outcomes
Additional information
Scheduled Autumn semester 1st period, every year
Literature
- Frank M. White, Fluid Mechanics, ISBN: 978-007-131121-2; ISBN: 978-007-131121-2