Hydraulics
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Expected Outcome:
1. Able to define and analyze the uniform and non-uniform flow in open channel
Contents:
1.0 Introduction
1.1. Types of Channel
1.1.1 Natural Open Channel
1.1.2 Category of Artificial Open Channel
1.2 Types of Flow
1.2.1 Flow Classification-
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Expected Outcome:
1. Able to define and analyze non-uniform flow in open channel.
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2.0 Definition
2.1 Resistance of Flow Formula
2.1.1 Chezy Formula
2.1.2 Ganguillet Kutter Formula
2.1.3 Banzin Formula
2.1.4 Manning Formula
2.1.4.1 Factor Affecting Manning Formula-
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2.2 Determination of Normal Depth by Various Formula
2.2.1 Trial & Error and Graphical Solution
2.2.2 General Design Chart
2.2.3 Numerical Method
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2.3 Design of Channel (Typical section)
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2.4 Design of Channel (Effective Cross Section)
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Expected Outcome:
1. Able to identify and analyze non uniform flow in Open Channel.
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3.1 Specific Energy
3.1.1 Specific Energy in Open Channel
3.1.2 Specific Energy Diagram (E-y)
3.1.3 Specific Energy Diagram (q-y)
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3.2 Determination of critical depth using various method
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3.3 Control Section
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Expected Outcome:
1. Able to identify and analyze Rapid Varied Flow in Open Channel.
Contents:
3.4.0 Introduction
3.4.1 Hydraulic Jump
- Types of Jump
-The uses of hydraulic jump
3.4.2 Momentum Principles, Conjugate Depth, Dissipated Energy, Power
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Expected Outcome:
1. Able to identify and analyze Gradually Varied Flow (GVF) in Open Channel.
Contents:
3.5.1Definition
3.5.2 Governing Equation
3.5.3 Classification of Open Channel Flows
3.5.4 Classification of Flow Profile
3.5.5 Numerical Analysis of Water Surface Profile
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Expected Outcome:
1. Able to predict prototype behavior from the measurement of a model.
2. Able to predict correlate the analytical result with the experimental.
Contents:
4.1 Dimension Analysis
4.1.1 System Unit and Hydraulic Variables
4.1.2 Method of Dimensional Analysis
a) Rayleigh's Method
b) Buckingham's Method-
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4.2 Hydraulic Similarity
4.2.1 Undistorted Model
4.2.2 Distorted Model4.2.3 Types of Similarity
a) Geometric Similarity
b) Kinematic Similarity
c) Dynamic Similarity-
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Expected Outcome:
1. Able to analyze hydraulics machinery principles.Contents:
5.1 Pump Design
5.2 Classifications of Pumps
5.3 Pump: Description of a Centrifugal Pump
5.4 Pump Operating In Combination-
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