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    Chapter One: Fundamental of Fluid Mechanics

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    This document outlines the 10 chapters that will be covered in a fluid mechanics course. Chapter 1 introduces fundamental concepts of fluid properties and mechanics. Chapter 2 discusses pressure measurement and various pressure types. Chapter 3 covers hydrostatic forces on surfaces, such as horizontally and vertically immersed surfaces. Chapter 4 addresses buoyancy and floatation. The remaining chapters cover additional topics like fluid flow, momentum and forces, viscosity, pipe flow, open channel flow, and dimensional analysis.

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    FLUID MECHANICS

    2nd CLASS

    THE CONTENTS

    Chapter one: Fundamental of fluid mechanics


    1-1- Introduction
    1-2 -Fluid properties
    Chapter two: Pressure measurement
    2-1- Pressure of fluid
    2-2 -Pascal's law
    2-3- Absolute and gauge pressure
    2-4- Measurement of pressure
    Chapter three: Hydrostatic force on surface
    3-1- Horizontally immersed surface
    3-2- Vertically immersed surface
    3-3- Inclined immersed surface
    3-4-Curved immersed surface
    Chapter four: Buoyancy and floatation
    4-1- Buoyancy
    4-2- Floatation
    Chapter five: Fluid kinematic and fluid dynamic
    5-1- Types of fluid flow
    5-2- Types of flow line
    5-3- Continuity equation
    5-4- Euler's equation for motion
    5-5- Bernoulli's equation
    5-6- Measurement of flow rate
    Chapter six: Momentum and forces in fluid flow
    6-1- Forced caused by flow on the pipe bend
    6-2- Impact of jet on stationary and moving plate surface
    Chapter seven: Viscosity and turbulence (flow of real flow)
    7-1- Laminar flow between parallel plate.
    7-2- Laminar flow through circular pipes.
    Chapter eight : Flow in pipe( friction losses in pipe flow)
    8-1- Friction losses in pipe flow.
    8-2- Pipe connecting
    8-3- Miner losses
    8-4- Branching
    8-5- Hard cross method ( Network)

    Chapter nine: Flow in open channel


    9-1- Introduction
    9-2- Type of flow in channel
    9-3- Open channel hydraulic formula
    9-4- Most economical section of channel
    9-5- Specific energy and hydraulic jump
    Chapter ten: Dimensional analysis and similarity

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