About
Language of Instruction: Arabic Introduction Hydraulics is a vital discipline within civil engineering that focuses on the behavior of fluids in motion and at rest. This course provides civil engineering students with a comprehensive understanding of fluid mechanics and its applications, essential for designing effective water management systems such as stormwater drainage, flood control, and hydraulic structures like dams and channels. Course Objectives The primary goals of this course are to: Introduce fundamental principles of fluid mechanics and hydraulics. Develop analytical skills for understanding fluid flow in closed and open systems. Equip students with the knowledge to design and evaluate hydraulic structures. Foster awareness of the environmental implications of hydraulic engineering.
Overview
Laminar and Turbulent flows in a pipe
.2 steps
Frictional Head losses in pipe flow
.2 steps
Local Head losses in pipe flow
.2 steps
Pumps &Turbines, Multi-pipe sys. & pipe-reservoir
.2 steps
Open Channel flow
.2 steps
Composite cross-sections with variable roughness
.2 steps
Best hydraulic cross-sections
.2 steps
Open channel flow considerations and applications
.3 steps
Hydraulic jump
.2 steps
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Group Discussion
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