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    MECH 2210-L2 FLUID MECHANICS

    (Spring 2022/2023)

    Course Description:

    Fundamental concepts; fluid statics; fluid kinematics, integral and differential equations of
    fluid flows; conservation of mass, momentum and energy; dimensional analysis; pipe flows,
    external flows, and nanofluidics.

    Prerequisites: MATH 2011/2023, MECH 2310


    References: Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics, 5th or 6th edition
    B.R. Munson, D.F. Young and T.H. Okiishi (Wiley and Sons, 2006/10)
    Mechanics of Fluids (Cengage Learning, 2015)
    M.C. Potter, D.C. Wiggert, and B.H. Ramadan
    Nanofluidics: An Introduction, 1st edition
    Zhigang Li (CRC-Taylor & Francis, 2018)
    Instructor: Dr. Lin FU (Tel: 3469 2969 Email: linfu@ust.hk Room: 2606A)
    Lecture hours: 2 sessions/week, 80 minutes/session (3 credits)
    Office hours: 3:00-5:00pm Thursday or by appointment
    Teaching Assistants: Mr. Anjia Ying aying@connect.ust.hk
    Mr. Qichao Li qlich@connect.ust.hk

    Detailed Course Outline (times are subject to changes)


    Chapter 1. Introduction week 1
    1.2 Dimensions and units
    1.4 Measures of fluid mass and weight
    1.5 Ideal gas law
    1.6 Viscosity
    1.7 Compressibility
    1.8 Vapor pressure
    1.9 Surface tension
    Chapter 2. Fluid Statics weeks 2-3
    2.1 Pressure at a point
    2.2 Basic equation for pressure field
    2.3 Pressure variation in a fluid at rest
    2.4 Standard atmosphere
    2.5 Measure of pressure
    2.6 Manometry
    2.8 Hydrostatic force on a plane surface
    2.9 Pressure prism
    2.10 Hydrostatic force on a curved surface
    2.11 Buoyancy and stability
    2.12 Pressure variation in a fluid with rigid-body motion
    Chapter 3. Fluids in Motions weeks 3 -4
    3.1 Newton’s second law
    3.2 F=ma along a streamline
    3.3 F=ma normal to a streamline
    3.4 Physical interpretation
    3.5 Static, stagnation, dynamic, and total pressure
    3.6 Application of B.E.
    Chapter 4. Kinematics of Fluid Motion weeks 4-5
    4.1 Velocity field
    4.2 Acceleration field
    4.3 Control volume and system
    4.4 The Reynolds transport theorem
    Chapter 5. Flow analysis using C.V. weeks 6-7
    5.1 Continuity equation
    5.2 Linear momentum equation (5.2.3, 5.2.4 not required)
    5.3 Energy equation
    Chapter 6. Differential methods week 7-9
    6.1 Fluid element kinematics
    6.2 Mass conservation
    6.3 Conservation of linear momentum
    6.4 Inviscid flow (6.4.2 not required)
    6.5 Potential flows
    6.8 Viscous flow
    6.9 Simple solutions for viscous, incompressible fluids

    Mid-term TBD week 9/10

    Chapter 8. Pipe Flows weeks 10-11


    8.1 General characteristics of pipe flow
    8.2 Fully developed laminar flow
    8.3 Fully developed turbulent flow (discussed but not required)
    8.4 Dimensional analysis (8.4.3 not required)
    Chapter 9. External Flows weeks 11-12
    9.1 General external flow characteristics
    9.2 Boundary layer (briefly discussed but not required)
    9.3 Drag
    9.4 Lift
    Chapter 10. Introduction to Nanofluidics weeks 13
    10.1 Introduction
    10.2 Methodologies
    10.3 Flow regimes and their implications
    10.4 Nanofluidic diodes

    Grading Policy (TBD)

    Homework 10%
    Mid-term exam 40%
    Fina exam 50%

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