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Fluid Mechanics
328MAE
1. MODULE SUMMARY
Aims and Summary
The aim of this module is to build and develop the fundamentals of fluid
mechanics introduced in levels 1 and 2. Students apply reasonable
assumptions and boundary conditions to simplify the differential
equations governing the fluid flow in order to have analytical solution to
fluid problems. The influence of boundary layer, flow separation and
turbulence on the forces acting on a solid body immersed in fluid flow is
discussed. The concept and use of computational fluid dynamics (CFD)
as a numerical technique to solve more complex fluid flow problems is
introduced.
Module Size and credits
Module size Half
CATS points 10.0
ECTS credits 5.0
Open/Restricted Restricted
Availability on/off
campus
On Campus only
Total student study
hours
100
Number of weeks 12
School responsible
Faculty of Engineering and
Computing
Academic Year 1-Aug-2013
Entry Requirements (pre-requisites and co-
requisites)
Pre-requisite Modules:207MAE and 208MAE or equivalent
Excluded Combinations
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None
Composition of module mark (including weighting of
components)
100% Exam
Pass requirements
Module Mark must be at least 40%
Special Features
none
Course stages for which this module is mandatory
ECU155 BEng Stage 3 Mechanical Engineering
Course stages for which this module is a core option
None
2. TEACHING, LEARNING AND ASSESSMENT
Intended Module Learning Outcomes
The intended learning outcomes are that on completion of
the Fluid Mechanics module the student should be able
to: 1. Appraise mathematical models relevant to mechanical
and related engineering disciplines, and demonstrate an
appreciation of their limitations [IMechE_US2].
2. Evaluate engineering principles and apply them [IMechE_E1]. Identify, classify
and describe the performance of fluid mechanic systems and components
through the use of analytical methods and modelling techniques.

3. Apply quantitative methods and computer based models to solve engineering
problems [IMechE_E3] and apply a systems approach to engineering.
4. Assess characteristics of materials, equipment and
processes and appraise engineering workshop and
laboratory skills [IMechE_P1 & P2].

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Indicative Content
Appraise the basis for the generalised equations of motion
(Navier-Stokes) and the continuity equation and critically
examine the validity or otherwise of practical engineering
assumptions and demonstrate the effect they have on the
complexity of the equations.Evaluate simple fluid flow
problems analytically and identifying stream function and
velocity potential function. Analyse fluid flow governing
equations numerically taking into account turbulence
models.Thorough understanding of the theory underpinning
CFD software to predict engineering fluid flow problems;
assessing the limitations of particular cases.

Teaching and Learning
Principles, theory, and approaches will be taught by a
mixture of lectures, tutorials and laboratory sessions.
Students will need to undertake independent study,
including reading and preparation of material.
Student activity and time spent on each activity comprises:
Laboratory 5 hours (5%)
Lecture 23 hours (23%)
Self guided 60 hours (60%)
Tutorial 12 hours (12%)
Total 100 hours
Method Of Assessment (normally assessed as
follows)
The intended learning outcomes will be assessed as shown
in the table below, by one coursework assessment, which
may require using the range of concepts and techniques
introduced in the module to analyse fluid mechanics related
systems and a two hour exam. The assessment requires 30
hours of student study time. Assessment 40% - Analytical
assignment. Examination 60% - Two hour unseen paper.
Learning Outcomes
1 2 3 4
Assessment Y Y Y
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Examination Y Y


Reassessment will be in the same form as the original
assessment; i.e. a new piece of coursework.
Students will be re examined in the failed
component
Date of last amendment
3. MODULE RESOURCES
Essential Reading
White, F.M. (2006) Fluid Mechanics. New York: McGraw-Hill
Course Notes
Recommended Reading
Munson, B.R., Young, D.F. and Okiishi, T.H. (2006)
Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics. Hoboken: John Wiley &
SonsSchlichting, H. and Gersten, K. (2000) Boundary Layer
Theory. London: Springer Tu, J., Yeoh, G.H. and Liu, C. (2008)
Computational Fluid Dynamics. A Practical Approach. Oxford: Elsevier
[ELECTRONIC RESOURCE]Tu, J., Yeoh, G.H. and Liu, C. (2008)
Computational Fluid Dynamics. A Practical Approach. Oxford:
ElsevierFox, R.W., McDonald, A.T. and Pritchard, P.J. (2004)
Introduction to Fluid Mechanics. Hoboken: John Wiley & Sons
Massey, B.S. (2005) Mechanics of Fluids London: Taylor & Francis
Required Equipment
none
4. MODULE ORGANISATION
Module leader
Name Dr E Turkbeyler
Telephone number 685326
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E-mail ab0936@coventry.ac.uk
Length and month of examination
2.00 hours in May
Common Exam(s)
None
Exam Equipment Required
None
Expected teaching timetable slots
Note that some tutorials/seminars may be provided at times
other than those shown below. Timetable information
should be verified with the School responsible for the
module
No timetable information available
Subject Quality and Approval information
Board of Study
Mechanical, Auto and Manufacturing
Eng
Subject Assessment
Board
Mechanical, Auto and Manufacturing
Eng UG
Shortened title FLD MECH
Date of approval by
BoS
6-Feb-2013
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Self-Study SOLUTIONS
Lecture 1 Introduction
Tutorial-1 Questions
Lecture-2 Differential relations for the continuity and
fluid acceleration
Tutorial-2 Questions
Tutorial-2 Solutions
Lecture-3 Differential momentum equations (Navier-
Stokes Equations)
Equations
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Lecture-4 Differential Energy Equation of Fluid
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Lecture-5 Applications of the differential flow
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Lecture-6 Rotational Flow, Stream Function
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Lecture-7 Velocity Potential Function
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Lecture-8 Boundary Layer Flow and Flow
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Lecture-9 Diffuser Characteristics and
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Lecture-10 Turbulence & Introduction to CFD
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