Rakshith Course File Part 1 r15

St.
PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
(An ISO Certified Institution)
Giving Wings to Thoughts (Sponsored by Shantha Educational Society)
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Affiliated to JNTUH) (ForCSE,ECE&EEE)
DEPARTMENT OF
MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING
Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

Tel: 040-6522 2235 * Mobile :9959222268,Email: principal@stpetershyd.com * www.stpetershyd.com
St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT
OF
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Name of the course : PRODUCTION ENGINEERING
Name of the Dept. : MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Name of the Faculty : B C Raghu Kumar Reddy
Class : II Year B-Tech. MECH II – Sem
Academic Year : 2016-17

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICATION
This is to certify that B C RAGHU KUMAR REDDY, MECHANICAL
Department has prepared the course material for Production EngineeringCode:A30101 of
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad for the academic year 2016–
17. The contents of this course/teaching module have not been reproduced elsewhere in
any books or journals.
This is the sole property of St. Peter’s Engineering College, Hyderabad to be

referred by staff and students.
Name of the Faculty: B C RAGHU KUMAR REDDY HOD-MECH
Signature Principal
(Dr. E.L. Nagesh)
Secretary/Correspondent
College Seal

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
CONTENTS
S.NO NAME OF THE TOPICS PAGE
NOS
1. Title Page
2. Certificate Page
3. Course Information Sheet
4. Time Tables (Individual)
5. Institute and Department Vision and Mission
6. PEO’s and PO’s
7. Syllabus Copy
8. Course Objectives
9. Course Outcomes
10. Mapping CO’s with PEO’s and PO’s
11. Result Analysis of Previous Semester(Class Analysis)
12. Result analysis of the course for past 3 Years (Course
Analysis)
13. Missing Topics
14. Topics beyond Syllabus
15. Website References
16. Lesson Plan
17. Micro Plan
18. Internal Question Papers with Key
19. University Question Bank
20. Unit Wise Question Bank
21. Questions for Advanced Learners ( Gate Level Questions)
22. Assignment Topics
23. Tutorial Sheets
24. Remedial Classes and Corrective Actions
25. Make-Up classes and Tests

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
26. Lecture Notes.

27. Course Outcomes Assessments
28. Feed-Back Forms ( on Course and Faculty)
29. PEO’S AND PO’S ASSESSMENT
30. PRESENT SEMESTER NOMINAL ROLLS
31. WEEKLY TEST AWARD LIST AND QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
COURSE INFORMATION SHEET
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROGRAMME:ECE DEGREE: BTECH
COURSE: PRODUCTION ENGINEERING SEMESTER: I CREDITS: 4
COURSE CODE: (A30101) REGULATION: R13 COURSE TYPE: CORE / BREADTH/ MECHANICAL
COURSE AREA/DOMAIN: CONTACT HOURS: 3+1 (Tutorial) hours/Week.
CORRESPONDING LAB COURSE CODE :A50181 LAB COURSE NAME: FM&HM LAB
 SYLLABUS:
UNIT DETAILS HOURS
INTRODUCTION: Dimension& units- physical properties of fluids ,specific

gravity, viscosity, surface tension, vapour pressure and their influences in fluid
motion pressure at a point, pascals law, hydrostatic law- atmospheric gauge
and vaccum pressure-measurement of pressure, pressure gauges manometers: 15
I
differential and micro manometers
Hydrostatic forces: hydrostatic forces on submerged plane , horizontal,
vertical, inclined and curved surfaces- center of pressure , derivations and
problems
FLUID KINAMETICS: Description of fluid flow, stream line, path line,
streak line and stream tube. Classification of flows: steady, unsteady, uniform,
non-uniform, laminar, turbulent rotational, irrotational flows- Equation of 13
11
continuity for one, two, three dimensional flows – stream and velocity
potential functions, flownet analysis.
FLUID DYNAMICS: Surface and body forces- Eulers and Bernoulli’s

equation for flow along a stream line for 3-D flow ( Navier stroke
equations(Explanatory)momentum equation and its application- forces on pipe 14
111
bend.
Pitot tube, venturimeter and orifice meter- classification of orifices, flow over
rectangular ,triangular, trapezoidal, stepped notches- Broad crested weirs

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
BOUNDARY LAYER THEORY: Approximate solutions of navier stroke

equations-Boundary layer- concepts, Prandtl contribution, characteristics of
IV boundary layeralong thin flat plate, Vonkarmen momentum integral equation, 13
laminar and turbulent boundary layers(no deivation), BL transition, separation
of BL, control of BL, flow around submerged objects- Drag and lift- magnus
effect
CLOSED CONDUIT FLOW: Reynolds experiment-charecteristics of
laminar and turbulent flows, Flow between parallel plates, Flow through long
V tubes, Flow through incined tubes, laws of fluid friction-Darcys equation, 15
minor losses- pipes in series –pipes in parallel-total energy line nad hydraulic
gradient line-pipe network problems, variation of friction factor with Reynolds
number- Moodys chart.
 TEXT/REFERENCE BOOKS:
T/R BOOK TITLE/AUTHORS/PUBLICATION

1 TEXT BOOKS:
1. Fluid mechanics by modi and seth standard book house
2. Introduction to fluid mechanics by S.K Som &G.biswas(TataMc.grawhill publishers Pvt. Ltd)
3. Mecanics of fluid by Potter,Cengage learningPvt Ltd.
2 REFERENCE BOOKS:
1. Fluid mechanics Basic concepts& principles, Shiv kumar, ane books pvt. ltd
2. Fluid mechanics and machinery, CSP Ojha, Oxford higher education
3. Fluid mechanics by frank M. white (tata Mc.Grawhill Pvt ltd)
4. Fluid mechanics byA.K Mohanty, prentice Hall of india Pvt Ltd. New delhi
5. A text of fluid mechanicsa and hydraulic machines by Dr. R.K Bansal –Laxmi publications(P) Ltd.New delhi.
6. Fluid mechanics and machinery by D.Ramdurgala New Age publications

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
COURSE PRE-REQUISITES:
C.CODE COURSE NAME DESCRIPTION SEM

1st
51004 Engineering Physics Basic formulae and their applications
year
1st
51002 Mathematics Basic formulae and their applications
year
1st
51003 Engineering Mechanics Kinematics and Dynamics and basic formulae
year

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
S.NO DESCRIPTION Pos

Understanding the importance of fluid mechanics for preparing civil
1
engineer.
Have an understanding of the fundamentals of fluid mechanics-
2
properties, statics, dynamics and flow characteristic and so on. A,B,C,E,K
3 Understand the interaction between mathematics and fluid mechanics.
Exposure to advanced concepts of fluid mechanics and how fluid
4
mechanics plays a key role in other branches of engineering.
 COURSE OUTCOMES:
S
DESCRIPTION Pos
NO
Understand the different branches of fluid mechanics like hydrostatics,
1
fluid dynamics, fluid kinematics and flow measurements.
Understand the behavior of fluids in different cases like boundary layers,
2
transition flows, turbulent flows, open channel flows and pipe flows.
A,C,K
Measurement of static and dynamic behaviour of various properties under
3
different conditions of fluids.
Apply the concepts to the other related subjects like irrigation, water
4
supply, environment protection, watershed management etc.

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
GAPS IN THE SYLLABUS - TO MEET INDUSTRY/PROFESSION REQUIREMENTS:
SNO DESCRIPTION PROPOSED ACTIONS

1 Formulae of Pavolvski NPTEL
2 Reciprocating Pump NPTEL
 TOPICS BEYOND SYLLABUS/ADVANCED TOPICS/DESIGN:
Barometers
1
2 Fluid kinetics
3 Boundary layer formulaes along turbulent and laminar flow
 WEB SOURCE REFERENCES:
1 http://web.mit.edu
3 web.stanford.edu/class/ee122/Handouts/Lab2
4 www.webcrawler.com/
5 www.asme.org/fluids_engineering

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
DELIVERY/INSTRUCTIONAL METHODOLOGIES:
CHALK & TALK STUD. WEB RESOURCES

ASSIGNMENT
LCD/SMART STUD. SEMINARS ADD-ON COURSES

BOARDS
 ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGIES-DIRECT
ASSIGNMENTS STUD. SEMINARS TESTS/MODEL EXAMS UNIV.

EXAMINATION
STUDLABPRACTICES STUDVIVA MINI/MAJOR PROJECTS CERTIFICATIONS
ADD-ON COURSES OTHERS
ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGIES-INDIRECT
ASSESSMENT OF COURSE OUTCOMES (BY STUDENT FEEDBACK ON FACULTY
FEEDBACK, ONCE) (TWICE)
ASSESSMENT OF MINI/MAJOR PROJECTS BY EXT. OTHERS

EXPERTS
Prepared by Approved by
(Faculty) M.RAKSHITH (HOD)

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Department of Civil Engineering

Faculty Work Load – Time Table
Name of Faculty: M.RAKSHITH Class: II-I Sem
Name of Course:CIVIL ENGINEERING Academic year: 2015-16
Course Code: A30101
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
9:00 AM 9:50 AM 10:40 11:30 12:20 1:00 PM 1:50 PM 2:40 PM
TIME
9:50 AM 10:40 AM AM PM 1:50 PM 2:40 PM 3:30 PM
AM 11:30 12:20 1:00
DAY
AM PM PM
MON SURVEYING LAB-1
TUE L FM
U
N
WED C FM/TUTORIAL
H
THUS FM
FRI FM SURVEYING LAB-1
SAT

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
INSTITUTE VISION
Our vision is to promote quality education accessible to all sections of the Society without any
discrimination of caste, creed, color, sex and religion and help students discover their true potential.
INSTITUTE MISSION
M1.To provide integrated, continuous and wholesome development of students by equipping

them with knowledge and skills, social values and ethics, scientific attitude and orientations for lifelong
education and mold them into useful citizens of the society.
M2. To create an environment conducive to encourage the total involvement and participation of
the students, faculty, staff and management, In making the institution into a center of excellence
imparting quality technical education and also arm the students with the competence to be at the
forefront of cutting edge technology and entrepreneurship in highly competitive global market.

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT
OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT VISION
 To become a school of excellence that brings out Civil Engineers of global standards with high
technical competencies and promotes high end innovation research to meet the current and future
challenges in Civil Engineering.
DEPARTMENT MISSION
 To provide quality education in order to prepare globally competitive Civil Engineers capable of
producing innovative designs and practical, workable solutions to meet the new challenges in
Civil Engineering.
 To innovate in the field of Civil Engineering to produce multiple solutions to unique problems.
 To create an atmosphere conducive to learn cutting edge technology and entrepreneurship in the
service of the nation

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)
PEO: 1
Graduates shall have the ability to apply the knowledge across the disciplines in emerging areas of Civil
Engineering for higher studies, research, and employability to handle realistic problems.
PEO: 2
Graduate shall have good communication skills to possess ethical conduct and sense of responsibility to
serve the society and protect the environment.
PEO: 3
Graduate shall have strong foundation in academic excellence, soft skills, managerial skills, leadership
qualities and understand the need for lifelong learning for a successful professional career.

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Program Outcomes (POs)
Students of Civil Engineering program at ST.PETER’S ENGINEERING COLLEGE, by the time of

graduation will demonstrate:
a. An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering to real time world.
b. An ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data.
c. An ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs within realistic
constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety,
manufacturability, and sustainability.
d. An ability to function on multidisciplinary teams.
e. An ability to identify, formulate and solve engineering problems.
f. An understanding of professional and ethical responsibility.
g. An ability to communicate effectively.
h. The broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global,
economic, environmental, and societal context.
i. The recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in lifelong learning.
j. A knowledge of contemporary issues.
k. An ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools including digital
technology necessary for engineering practice.
l. An ability to carry out research in different areas of Civil Engineering including latest
technology like Dynamic Structures, resulting in design, development, analysis and journal
publications and technology development.

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Department ofCivil Engineering
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD
II Year B.Tech. Civil- I Sem Subject code: (A30101)
L T/P/D C
4 -/-/- 4
FLUID MECHANICS
UNIT I
Introduction : Dimensions and units – Physical properties of fluids specific gravity, viscosity, surface
tension, vapor pressure and their influences on fluid motion pressure at a point, Pascal’s law,
Hydrostatic law - atmospheric, gauge and vacuum pressure- measurement of pressure. Pressure gauges,
Manometers: differential and Micro Manometers. Hydrostatic Forces : Hydrostatic forces on submerged
plane, Horizontal, Vertical, inclined and curved surfaces – Center of pressure. Derivations and problems.
UNTI – II
Fluid Kinematics : Description of fluid flow, Stream line, path line and streak lines and stream tube.
Classification of flows : Steady, unsteady, uniform, non-uniform, laminar, turbulent, rotational and
irrotational flows – Equation of continuity for one, two , three dimensional flows – stream and velocity
potential functions, flownet analysis.
UNIT –III
Fluid Dynamics: Surface and body forces – Euler’s and Bernoulli’s equations for flow along a stream
line for 3 -D flow, (Navier – stokes equations (Explanationary) Momentum equation and its application
– forces on pipe bend. Pitot tube, Venturi meter and orifice meter – classification of orifices, flow over
rectangular, triangular and trapezoidal and Stepped notches - –Broad crested weirs.
UNIT – IV

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Boundary Layer Theory : Approximate Solutions of Navier Stoke’s Equations – Boundary layer –
concepts, Prandtl contribution, Characteristics of boundary layer along a thin flat plate, Vonkarmen
momentum integral equation, laminar and turbulent Boundary layers (no deviation), BL in transition,
separation of BL, control of BL, flow around submerged objects-Drag and Lift- Magnus effect.
UNIT –V
Closed Conduit Flow : Reynold’s experiment – Characteristics of Laminar & Turbulent flows. Flow
between parallel plates, Flow through long tubes, flow through inclined tubes. Laws of Fluid friction –
Darcy’s equation, Minor losses – pipes in series – pipes in parallel – Total energy line and hydraulic
gradient line. Pipe network problems, variation of friction factor with Reynold’s number – Moody’s
Chart.
TEXT BOOKS:
1. Fluid Mechanics by Modi and Seth, Standard book house.

2. Introduction to Fluid Machines by S.K.Som & G.Biswas (Tata Mc.Grawhill publishers Pvt. Ltd.)
3. Mechanics of Fluids by Potter, Cengage Learning Pvt. Ltd.
REFERENCES:
1. Fluid Mechanics Basic Concepts & Principles, Shiv Kumar, Ane Books Pvt Ltd.
2. Fluid Mechanics and Machinary, CSP Ojha, Oxford Higher Eduction
3. Fluid Mechanics by Frank.M. White (Tata Mc.Grawhill Pvt. Ltd.)
4. Fluid Mehanics by A.K. Mohanty, Prentice Hall of India Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi
5. A text of Fluid mechanics and hydraulic machines by Dr. R.K. Bansal - Laxmi Publications (P) ltd.,
New Delhi.
6. Fluid Mechanics and Machinery by D. Ramdurgaia New Age Publications.

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Name of Faculty: M.RAKSHITH Class : II-I
Name of Course: FLUID MECHANICS Course Code: A30101
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
1 Understanding the importance of fluid mechanics for preparing civil engineer.
2 Have an understanding of the fundamentals of fluid mechanics- properties, statics, dynamics and flow
characteristic and so on.
3 Understand the interaction between mathematics and fluid mechanics.
4 Exposure to advanced concepts of fluid mechanics and how fluid mechanics plays a key role in other
branches of engineering.
COURSE OUTCOMES:
1 Understand the different branches of fluid mechanics like hydrostatics, fluid dynamics, fluid
kinematics and flow measurements.
2 Understand the behavior of fluids in different cases like boundary layers, transition flows, turbulent
flows, open channel flows and pipe flows.
3 Measurement of static and dynamic behaviour of various properties under different conditions of
fluids.
4 Apply the concepts to the other related subjects like irrigation, water supply, environment protection,
watershed management etc.

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Sl No Course Outcomes Pos PEOs

Understand the different branches of
fluid mechanics like hydrostatics,
01 fluid dynamics, fluid kinematics A,c,k 1,2,
and flow measurements.
Understand the behavior of fluids in

different cases like boundary layers,
02 transition flows, turbulent flows, A,c,k 1,2,3
open channel flows and pipe flows.
Measurement of static and dynamic
03 behaviour of various properties under A,c,k 1,2,

different conditions of fluids.
Apply the concepts to the other
related subjects like irrigation, water
04 supply, environment protection, A,c,k 1,2,3
watershed management etc.

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE

RESULT ANALYSIS OF A SUBJECT
Name of Faculty : Maruthi Rakshith Class : II - I
Name of Course : Fluid mechanics Course Code: A30101
2014BATCH
Hallticket
S.No No FLUID MECHANICS
Internal External Total

1 14BK1A0101 17 5 22
2 14BK1A0102 19 39 58
3 14BK1A0103 15 11 26
4 14BK1A0104 17 32 49
5 14BK1A0105 9 0 9
6 14BK1A0106 14 5 19
7 14BK1A0107 16 26 42
8 14BK1A0108 16 0 16
9 14BK1A0109 15 14 29
10 14BK1A0110 21 51 72
11 14BK1A0111 16 26 42
12 14BK1A0112 18 16 34
13 14BK1A0113 16 4 20
14 14BK1A0114 15 0 15
15 14BK1A0116 19 31 50
16 14BK1A0117 16 9 25
17 14BK1A0118 16 9 25
18 14BK1A0120 12 0 12
19 14BK1A0121 10 0 10
20 14BK1A0122 17 26 43
21 14BK1A0123 18 26 44
22 14BK1A0124 14 26 40
23 14BK1A0125 18 13 31
24 14BK1A0126 18 13 31

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
25 14BK1A0127 19 28 47
26 14BK1A0128 15 9 24
27 14BK1A0129 18 26 44
28 14BK1A0130 19 44 63
29 14BK1A0131 16 8 24
30 14BK1A0132 16 14 30
31 14BK1A0133 17 26 43
32 14BK1A0134 13 0 13
33 14BK1A0135 13 11 24
34 14BK1A0136 14 0 14
35 14BK1A0137 18 26 44
36 14BK1A0138 9 8 17
37 14BK1A0139 14 13 27
38 14BK1A0141 17 26 43
39 14BK1A0142 8 0 8
40 14BK1A0143 16 0 16
41 14BK1A0144 15 12 27
42 14BK1A0145 14 16 30
43 15BK5A0101 15 27 42
44 15BK5A0102 15 27 42
45 15BK5A0103 18 38 56
46 15BK5A0104 19 26 45
47 15BK5A0105 16 27 43
48 15BK5A0106 16 29 45
49 15BK5A0107 17 56 73
50 15BK5A0108 17 51 68
51 15BK5A0109 14 26 40
52 15BK5A0110 17 50 67
No of students Registered :52

No of students pass :25
No of students fail :27
% : 48.07
41-51 17
51-60 03

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
61-70 03
71-80 02
81-100 00

RESULT ANALYSIS OF A SUBJECT
Name of Faculty : Maruthi Rakshith Class : II - I
Name of Course : Fluid mechanics Course Code: A30101
2015 BATCH
S.No H. T. No. Student Name FM
INT EXT Total
1 15BK1A0101 A PRAMUK 12 5 17
2 15BK1A0102 A PRASAD 17 26 43
3 15BK1A0104 A CHRISTOPHER 19 29 48
4 15BK1A0107 B BALAKRISHNA 15 4 19
CHANDRAGIRI
5 15BK1A0108 SIMON 16 29 45
C RAYMANTH
6 15BK1A0109 KUMAR 16 17 33
7 15BK1A0112 D SANJEEVA 16 26 42
8 15BK1A0115 G ANIL 17 17 34

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
G NAVEEN GOUD
9 15BK1A0116 16 29 45
KAKERA ARUN
10 15BK1A0124 11 0 11
KATTA SAI KIRAN
11 15BK1A0125 13 16 29
M MANOJ KUMAR
12 15BK1A0128 10 4 14
M.E.M MACKINTOSH
13 15BK1A0129 16 7 23
M SAI PAVAN
14 15BK1A0130 16 26 42
Md MUBASHIR
15 15BK1A0131 AHMED 13 0 13
N RAJASHEKAR
16 15BK1A0132 13 5 18
N KAPIL
17 15BK1A0133 11 4 15
18 15BK1A0134 P SAI YASWANTH 12 5 17
19 15BK1A0135 P PRASHANTH 15 26 41
20 15BK1A0136 R ASHOK 19 26 45
21 15BK1A0137 R PRAVEEN 18 37 55
22 15BK1A0141 T NARENDER 18 26 44
23 15BK1A0142 T AJITH REDDY 15 6 21
24 16BK5A0101 A. Kiran Kumar 13 27 40
25 16BK5A0102 A.Sai Kumar 17 26 43
26 16BK5A0103 A. Sai Trinath Reddy 19 29 48
27 16BK5A0104 A.Deepa 21 26 47
28 16BK5A0105 A.Raju 17 15 32

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
29 16BK5A0106 B.Nagender Nayak 17 17 34
30 16BK5A0107 B.Kalyan 22 48 70
31 16BK5A0108 B.Sharath Chandra 21 39 60
32 16BK5A0109 B.Subhashini 18 29 47
33 16BK5A0110 Chakali Anil Kumar 18 30 48
34 16BK5A0111 Ch. Anil Kumar 19 26 45
35 16BK5A0112 E. Vamsi Krishna Goud 20 13 33
36 16BK5A0113 G.Rajkumar 21 34 55
37 16BK5A0114 G. Shetty Sandeep 18 13 31
38 16BK5A0115 J. Sangameshwar 18 10 28
39 16BK5A0116 K. Srinivas 20 32 52
40 16BK5A0117 L. Usha Rani 20 26 46
41 16BK5A0118 M. Sridhar 17 26 43
42 16BK5A0119 Md. Abdul Omer 17 26 43
43 16BK5A0120 S. Sai Santhosh 16 6 22
No of students Registered :43

No of students pass :24
No of students fail :19
% : 55.81
41-51 19

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
51-60 04
61-70 01
71-80 00
81-100 00

RESULT ANALYSIS
a)Result Analysis of Class
Name of Faculty: M.Rakshith Class: II-I CIVIL
2015 BATCH
DEPT. OF CIVIL ENGINEERING - 2nd Yr 1st Semester Marks List
M- SOM- Surveying SOM Total

S.No H. T. No. 2 Surveying EEE 1 FM MEFA Lab-1 Lab Marks Percentage
1 15BK1A0101 12 11 14 11 17 11 48 29 153 20%
2 15BK1A0102 28 43 52 24 43 49 60 57 356 47%
3 15BK1A0104 42 62 70 54 48 44 72 70 462 62%
4 15BK1A0107 21 17 43 24 19 13 25 29 191 25%
5 15BK1A0108 20 52 57 47 45 28 50 49 348 46%
6 15BK1A0109 32 45 64 22 33 28 72 66 362 48%
7 15BK1A0112 42 55 43 42 42 28 53 61 366 49%
8 15BK1A0115 42 44 46 40 34 31 58 39 334 45%

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
9 15BK1A0116 26 40 42 40 45 43 71 65 372 50%
10 15BK1A0124 8 7 22 12 11 8 41 25 134 18%
11 15BK1A0125 41 40 43 26 29 40 60 44 323 43%
12 15BK1A0128 12 15 41 12 14 29 34 31 188 25%
13 15BK1A0129 28 44 42 19 23 28 63 55 302 40%
14 15BK1A0130 21 47 51 52 42 41 59 43 356 47%
15 15BK1A0131 19 26 21 24 13 18 61 35 217 29%
16 15BK1A0132 18 16 24 21 18 15 39 25 176 23%
17 15BK1A0133 20 8 40 20 15 14 27 25 169 23%
18 15BK1A0134 18 13 40 19 17 19 50 42 218 29%
19 15BK1A0135 44 41 43 33 41 30 55 63 350 47%
20 15BK1A0136 51 60 62 43 45 48 64 71 444 59%
21 15BK1A0137 53 70 78 50 55 43 62 67 478 64%
22 15BK1A0141 45 75 71 47 44 47 65 68 462 62%
23 15BK1A0142 13 43 41 25 21 30 56 64 293 39%
24 16BK5A0101 29 53 57 45 40 23 50 60 357 48%
25 16BK5A0102 25 26 57 30 43 41 41 50 313 42%
26 16BK5A0103 44 66 54 52 48 58 71 73 466 62%
27 16BK5A0104 49 80 65 45 47 41 69 71 467 62%
28 16BK5A0105 32 67 61 42 32 44 68 69 415 55%

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
29 16BK5A0106 40 67 41 31 34 24 65 70 372 50%
30 16BK5A0107 50 86 85 49 70 75 73 73 561 75%
31 16BK5A0108 48 79 79 47 60 58 71 72 514 69%
32 16BK5A0109 29 57 66 48 47 41 70 72 430 57%
33 16BK5A0110 43 72 69 35 48 53 70 67 457 61%
34 16BK5A0111 27 57 60 34 45 44 64 65 396 53%
35 16BK5A0112 31 51 45 48 33 47 62 73 390 52%
36 16BK5A0113 42 63 67 53 55 44 69 73 466 62%
37 16BK5A0114 22 53 47 27 31 28 64 65 337 45%
38 16BK5A0115 23 40 40 37 28 28 59 66 321 43%
39 16BK5A0116 45 87 69 66 52 61 70 73 523 70%
40 16BK5A0117 31 63 53 47 46 41 71 72 424 57%
41 16BK5A0118 44 51 47 47 43 41 67 57 397 53%
42 16BK5A0119 31 52 52 56 43 40 65 63 402 54%
43 16BK5A0120 30 45 20 31 22 16 57 68 289 39%
No of Students No of students No of students No of students Pass %

Registe present Pass fail
red
11 32 25.58%
43 43
48 48 18 40 37.5%

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
YEAR PERCENTAGE
2015 25.58%
2014 37.5%
MISSING TOPICS
The following are the missing Topics in FM Course:
1. Boundary layer transition.

2. Dimensional less numbers.
Department of CIVIL Engineering
Topics BeyondSyllabus
Name of Faculty: M. RAKSHITH Class: II-I
TOPICS BEYOND SYLLABUS/ADVANCED TOPICS:

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Barometers
Fluid kinetics
Boundary layer formulae along turbulent and laminar flow
WEB SOURCE REFERENCES
WEB SOURCE REFERENCES:
1 http://web.mit.edu
2 web.stanford.edu/class/ee122/Handouts/Lab2
3 www.webcrawler.com/
4 www.asme.org/fluids_engineering
Prepared by Approved by
L.P DASIKA
(M.RAKSHITH) (HOD-CIVIL)

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
LESSON PLAN
Text Book/
Lecture No Topic Teaching Aid Reference
Book
Green Glass Board
UNIT I
L1.1 and Chalk Piece R5
Introduction : Dimensions and units (GGB & CP)
Physical properties of fluids specific
L1.2 GGB & CP R5
gravity, viscosity, surface tension
vapor pressure and their influences on
L1.3 GGB & CP R5
fluid motion pressure at a point
L1.4 Pascal’s law GGB & CP R5
R5L1.5 Hydrostatic law GGB & CP R5
Tutorial 01 R5
L1.6 atmospheric, gauge and vacuum pressure R5
measurement of pressure. Pressure
L1.7 GGB & CP R5
gauges,
Manometers: differential and Micro
L1.8 GGB & CP R5
Manometers.
Hydrostatic Forces : Hydrostatic forces
L1.9 GGB & CP R5
on submerged plane,
Tutorial 02 R5
L1.10 Horizontal surface GGB & CP R5

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
L1.11 Vertical surface GGB & CP R5

L1.12 Inclined surface R5
L1.13 curved surfaces GGB & CP R5
Center of pressure. Derivations and
L1.14 problems. GGB & CP R5
Tutorial 03 R5
UNTI – II
L2.1 Fluid Kinematics : Description of fluid GGB & CP R5
flow
Stream line, path line and streak lines
L2.2 GGB & CP R5
and stream tube
Classification of flows : Steady,
L2.3 GGB & CP R5
unsteady, uniform, non-uniform,
Tutorial 04 R5
laminar, turbulent, rotational and
L2.4 GGB & CP R5
irrotational flows
Equation of continuity for one, two ,
L2.5 GGB & CP R5
three dimensional flows
Tutorial 05 R5
L2.6 stream and velocity potential functions GGB & CP R5
L 2.7 flownet analysis. GGB & CP R5
Tutorial 06 R5
UNIT –III
Fluid Dynamics: Surface and body
L3.1 GGB & CP R5
forces.
Euler’s and Bernoulli’s equations for

L3.2 GGB & CP R5
flow along a stream line for 3 -D flow
Tutorial 07 R5
(Navier – stokes equations
L3.3 GGB & CP R5
(Explanationary)
L3.4 Momentum equation and its application GGB & CP R5
L3.5 forces on pipe bend. GGB & CP R5
L 3.6 Pitot tube GGB & CP R5
L3.9 Venturi meter GGB & CP R5
Tutorial 08 R5
L.3.10 orifice meter, classification of orifices, GGB & CP R5
L3.11 flow over rectangular, triangular notches GGB & CP R5
L3.12 trapezoidal and Stepped notches GGB & CP R5
L3.13 Broad crested weirs. GGB & CP R5
Tutorial 09 R5

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
UNIT – IV
L4.1 Boundary Layer Theory : Approximate GGB & CP R5
Solutions of Navier Stoke’s Equations.
L4.2 Boundary layer – concepts GGB & CP R5

L4.3 Prandtl contribution, GGB & CP R5
Tutorial 10 R5
Characteristics of boundary layer along a
L4.4 GGB & CP R5
thin flat plate,
Vonkarmen momentum integral
L4.5 R5
equation,
Tutorial 11 R5
laminar and turbulent Boundary layers
L4.6 GGB & CP R5
(no deviation)
L4.7 BL in transition GGB & CP R5
L4.8 separation of BL, control of BL GGB & CP R5
flow around submerged objects-Drag and
L4.9 GGB & CP R5
Lift- Magnus effect.
Tutorial 12 R5
UNIT –V
Tutorial 08 R5
Closed Conduit Flow : Reynold’s
experiment.
Characteristics of Laminar & Turbulent
L5.1 GGB & CP R5
flows
L5.2 Flow between parallel plates, GGB & CP R5
Tutorial 13 R5
L5.3 Flow through long tubes, GGB & CP R5
L5.4 flow through inclined tubes GGB & CP R5
Laws of Fluid friction – Darcy’s
L5.5 R5
equation
L5.6 Minor losses GGB & CP R5
L5.7 pipes in series – pipes in parallel GGB & CP R5
Total energy line and hydraulic gradient
L5.8 GGB & CP R5
line
L5.9 Pipe network problems, R5
Tutorial 14 R5
variation of friction factor with
L5.10 GGB & CP R5
Reynold’s number
L5.11 Moody’s Chart. GGB & CP R5

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
MICRO PLAN
Name of Course: FLUID MECHANICS CourseCode: A30101
SNO UNIT& TOPIC NAME NO.OF PERIODS

UNIT I
1 1
Introduction : Dimensions and units
Physical properties of fluids specific
2 1
gravity, viscosity, surface tension
vapor pressure and their influences on
3 1
fluid motion pressure at a point
4 Pascal’s law 1
5 Hydrostatic law 1
6 atmospheric, gauge and vacuum pressure 1
measurement of pressure. Pressure
7 1
gauges,
Manometers: differential and Micro
8 1
Manometers.
Hydrostatic Forces : Hydrostatic forces
9 1
on submerged plane,
10 Horizontal surface 1
11 Vertical surface 1
12 Inclined surface 1
13 curved surfaces 2
Center of pressure. Derivations and
14 1
problems.

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
UNTI – II
15 Fluid Kinematics : Description of fluid 1
flow
Stream line, path line and streak lines
16 2
and stream tube
Classification of flows : Steady,
17 2
unsteady, uniform, non-uniform,
laminar, turbulent, rotational and
18 2
irrotational flows
Equation of continuity for one, two ,
19 2
three dimensional flows
20 stream and velocity potential functions 2
21 flownet analysis. 2
UNIT –III
Fluid Dynamics: Surface and body
22 2
forces.
Euler’s and Bernoulli’s equations for

23 2
flow along a stream line for 3 -D flow
(Navier – stokes equations
24 1
(Explanationary)
25 Momentum equation and its application 1
26 forces on pipe bend. 1
27 Pitot tube 1
28 Venturi meter 1
29 orifice meter, classification of orifices, 1
30 flow over rectangular, triangular notches 1
31 trapezoidal and Stepped notches 1
32 Broad crested weirs. 2
UNIT – IV
33 Boundary Layer Theory : Approximate 2
Solutions of Navier Stoke’s Equations.
34 Boundary layer – concepts 1

35 Prandtl contribution, 1
Characteristics of boundary layer along a
36 1
thin flat plate,
Vonkarmen momentum integral
37 1
equation,
laminar and turbulent Boundary layers
38 1
(no deviation)

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
39 BL in transition 1
40 separation of BL, control of BL 2
flow around submerged objects-Drag and
41 3
Lift- Magnus effect.
UNIT –V
42 1
Closed Conduit Flow : Reynold’s
experiment.
Characteristics of Laminar & Turbulent
43 2
flows
44 Flow between parallel plates, 1
45 Flow through long tubes, 1
46 flow through inclined tubes 1
Laws of Fluid friction – Darcy’s
47 2
equation
48 Minor losses 2
49 pipes in series – pipes in parallel 2
Total energy line and hydraulic gradient
50 2
line
51 Pipe network problems, 1
variation of friction factor with
52 2
Reynold’s number
53 Moody’s Chart. 1
TOTAL CLASSES =70

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
ST. PETER’S ENGINEERING COLLEGE

II B.TECH I SEM I MID EXAMINATION
Subject: Fluid Mechanics Max.Marks: 10
Branch: Civil Date: 11-08-2016 Fn Duration:1hr
Note: Answer Any Two Of The Following Questions
1. A Rectangular Object Of Size 2m Wide 3m Deep Lies In A Water Such Away That Its Side Makes
An Angle 30degrees With Free Surface Of Water. When Upper Edge Is 1.5m Below The Free Water
Surface?
A)Determine The Total Pressure(2.5m)
B)Determine Center Of Pressure(2.5m)
2. A)Define The Following? (2m)
A. Mass Density B. Specific Gravity C.Surface Tension D.Viscosity
B) Explain U-Tube Diffrential Manometer With Neat Sketch?(3m)
3. A) Define The Following With Sketches?(3m)
I. Laminar And Turbulent Flows
Ll.Rotational And Irrotational Flows
Lll.Steady And Unsteady Flows
B) Explain Stream Function And Velocity Potential?(2m)
4. A) Assumptions Of Bernoullis Equation ?(1m)

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
B) Derive Bernouli’s Equation?(4m)
ST. PETER’S ENGINEERING COLLEGE

II B.TECH I SEM II MID EXAMINATION
Subject: Fluid Mechanics Max.Marks: 10
Branch: Civil Date: 08-11-2016 Fn Duration:1hr
Note: Answer Any Two Of The Following Questions
1.A) Defin Notch & Weir?(2m)

B) Derive An Expression For Flow Over Triangular Notch?(3m)
2. Find The Thickness Of B.L At The End Of The Plate And The Drag Force On One Side Of Plate
1m Long& 0.8m Wide When Placed In To Water Flowing With A Velocity Of 150mm Per Second .
Calculate The Value Of Coeeficient Of Drag Also. Take Dynamic Viscosity 0.001 Poise, The
Velocty Profile Is Given By U/U =2x(Y/ᵟ)-(Y/ᵟ)2 ?(5m)
3. A) A Pipe Of Dia 9cm Is Suddenly Enlarged To 20 Cm. Find The Loss Of Head Due To
Enlargement When The Quantity Of Water Flowing 7800 Cm3/S?(3m)
B) Expalin Flow Through Long Pipe?(2m)
4. A)Expalin Briefly Flow Through Parallel Pipes&?(2.5m)

B) Explain Flow Through Pipes In Series?(2.5m)

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Name of Faculty: M RAKSHITH Class: II-I CIVIL

Name of Course: FM Course Code: A30101
FM UNIT WISE QUESTIONS
Unit I:
1.Define newton law of viscosity.Explain the importance of viscocity in fluid motion?

2.An oil of viscosity 5 poise is used for lubrication between a shaft and sleeve. The diameter of
shaft is 0.5m and it rotates at 200 rpm. Calculate the power lost in the oil for a sleeve length of
100mm. The thicknes of oil film is 1.0m?
3.Derive an expression of centre of pressure of an inclined surface immersed in a liquid?
4.Define total and centre of pressure?
5.Define atmospheric, gauge, vaccum, absolute pressure?
Unit II:
1.Describe in detail the classification of flows given one example in each category?
2.The velocity potential components in 2D flow in a field of incompressible fluid are expressed
u=x-3y. Obtain for stream function and velocity potential.?
3.What do you mean by equipotential line And a line of constant stream function?
4.Define steam line, Path line, streak line. Derive the mathematical expressions for each of these
lines?
5. A 30 cm diameter pipe carries oil of sp. gr. 0.8 at a velocity of 2 m/s. At another section the diameter
is 20 cm. Find the velocity at this section and also mass rate of flow of oil. ?

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Unit III:
1. Integarte 3D eulers equations for steady flow Condition and prove that each one of them Yields
Bernoullis equation?
2.A pipe of diameter 200mm, conveys a discharge of 2250 litre of water per minute and has apressure
of 15.70 Kpa at a certain section. Find the total energy head with respect to a datumn of 5m below the
pipe?
3. Discuss in detail classification of orifices and notches?
4. A rectangular notch 50 cm long is used to measuring a discharge 40 litres per second. An error of
2mm was made in measuring the head over the notch.Calculate the percentage error in the
discharge.Take Cd=0.6?
5.Differentiate between:
a. Bernoullis equation and eulers equation?
b. Velocity head and Pressure head?
c. Energy Equation and momentum Equation?
Unit IV:
1.Differentiate between Laminar boundary layer and turbulent boundary layer. What is laminar
sub layer?
2.Explain with a neat sketch the boundary layer characteristics, when a fluid is flowing over a
plate?
3.Define: laminar, turbulent, laminar sub layer, boundary layer thickness?
4.How will you determined wheather a boundary layer flow is attached flow, Detached flow or on
the verge separation?
5. What conditions Should be satisfied for separation of boundary layer?Discuss Briefly the
methods that can be used to prevent separation?
6.Describe pressure drag and friction drag?
Unit V:
1.Write a note on: Pipes in series& moodys chart?

2.Find the diameter of the pipe length of 2534m when the rate of floe of water through the pipe
0.35m3/s, and head loss due to friction is 4.5m, Take C=50 in chezys formula?(mar-2016)
3. Three pipes of 400 mm, 200 mm and 300 mm diameters have lengths of 400 m, 200 m and 300 m
respectively. They are connected in series to make a compound pipe. The ends of this compound pipe
are connected with two tanks whose difference of water levels is 16 m. If co-efficient of friction for
these pipes is same and equal to 0.005, determine the discharge through the compound pipe neglecting
first the minor losses and then including them. ?
4.Explain the terms Pipes in series, Equivalent pipe, Equivalent size of the pipe?

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
II B.TECH I SEM CIVIL
FLUID MECHANICS
ADVANCED AND WEAK LEARNERS BASED ON MID I MARKS
ADVANCED LEARNERS
S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT MARKS

1 B KALYAN 20
2 B SHARATH CHANDRA 20
3 G RAJ KUMAR 20
4 ARNOLD CHRISTOPER 20
5 K SRINIVAS 18
6 L USHA RANI 18
7 A DEEPA 18
8 E VAMSHI KRISHNA 18
WEAK LEARNERS
S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT MARKS

1 M MANOJ KUMAR 10
2 MUBASHEER AHMED 12
3 N RAJASHEKAR 13
4 A PRAMUKH 13
5 K ARUN 13
6 N KAPIL 14
9 P SAI YASHWANTH REDDY 14

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
10 ADE KIRAN KUMAR 14
Name of Faculty: M RAKSHITH Class: II-I CIVIL

Name of Course: FM Course Code: A30101
Assignment Topic
1.Derive Bernoullis Equation?
2.Derive Eulers Equation Of Motion?
3.Derive An Expression Of Trapezoidal Notch?
4.Write Short Notes On Broad Crested Weir & Orifice Meter& Venturi Meter & Pitot Tube?
5.Derive Vokarman Momentum Integral Equation?
6.Explain Separation & Control Of Boundary Layer?
7.Define Drag & Lift & Magnus Effect?
8.Explain Darcy-Weisbach Equation?
9.Explain Minor Energy Losses?
10. Define TEL& HGL?

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Department of civil Engineering
Name of Faculty: M RAKSHITH Class: II-I

COURSE OUTCOMES ASSESSMENTS

1 Are they Understand the different branches of fluid mechanics like hydrostatics, fluid dynamics, fluid
kinematics and flow measurements.
2.Are they Understand the behavior of fluids in different cases like boundary layers, transition flows, turbulent
flows, open channel flows and pipe flows.
3 Are they Measurement of static and dynamic behaviour of various properties under different
conditions of fluids.
4 Are they Apply the concepts to the other related subjects like irrigation, water supply, environment
protection, watershed management etc.

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE

II B.Tech I Semester Regular (R15)
TUTORIAL CLASSES SUMMARY
Subject: FLUID MECHANICS Duration : 50 Min
For the benefit and improvement of the students, Department is conducting tutorial classes
for II B.Tech, I-Sem of n the Room number F35.
The summary of the tutorials are given below.
S.No DATE TOPIC DESCRIPTION
1. 23.06.2016 Properties of fluid Mass density specific weight specific volume
2. 25.06.2016 Surface tension Finding diameter of droplet
02.17.2016 Total pressure Finding total pressure centre pressure

3. inclined surface
4. 06.07.2016 2d flow Finding stream function
5. 14.07.2016 2d fl1ow Finding velocity potential flow
16.07.2016 velocity potential Finding magnitude direction velocity at a

6. function point
7. 21.07.2016 Force in pipe bend Finding resultant force in horizontal bend
8. 29.07.2016 Orifice meter,v-notch Determine the discharge

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
9. 03.08.2016 Venturi meter Determine the discharge
10 06.08.2016 Boundry layer Finding thickness of boundry layer
24.08.2016 Laminar boundry Frinding max thickness of boundry layer

11 layer
12 19.09.2016 Drag&lift Finding co-efficient of drag&lift
13 27.09.2016 Bernoulis equation Determine the rate of flow
14 05.10.2016 Minor losses Finding co-efficient of contraction
18.10.2016 Pipes in series Determine minor losses & neglect the minor
15 condition losses
Subject In-charge Name: M. RAKSHITH HOD-CIVIL

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
II B.Tech I Semester Regular(R15)
Tutorial Classes and Implementation

PROGRAMME: CIVIL DATE: 23.06.2016
YEAR: II B.Tech SEMESTER: I

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM
Class Involved II B.Tech CIVIL
Faculty in-charge Y.PRADEEP KUMAR
No. of Students identified / Total Students 43
Basis of identification of students to Tutorial

Classes
In Each subject we are conducting Tutorial classes
for few topics where students feel more difficulty.
Contents Taught
Properties of fluid
Date and venue of the Class 23.06.2016
Approved by HOD
TUTORIAL CLASSES IMPLEMENTATION
% Attendance of the Tutorial Class 50
Attendance details is forwarded to Yes

HOD
Good
Effectiveness of the Class
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD
Signature: CIVIL Department

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE

PROGRAMME: civil DATE: 25.06.2016
YEAR: II B.Tech SEMESTER:II
TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM
Class Involved II B.Tech civil

Classes
Contents Taught SURFACE TENSION

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE


St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM

Classes
Contents Taught
TOTAL PRESSURE AND CENTER OF PRESSURE
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE

YEAR: II B.Tech SEMESTER:I

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM

Classes
Contents Taught
FINDING STREAM FUNCTION PROBLEM
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE

TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM

Classes
Contents Taught FINDING VELOCITY FLOW
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE


St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM

Classes
Contents Taught
VELOCITY POTENTIAL FUNCTION
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE

TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM

Classes
Contents Taught FORCE ON PIPE BEND
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE


St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM

Classes
Contents Taught ORIFICE METER , V-NOTCH
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM

Classes
Contents Taught VENTURI METER
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE


St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM

Classes
Contents Taught
BOUNDRY LAYER
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE

PROGRAMME: CIVIL DATE: 24.08..2016
TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM

Classes
Contents Taught
LAMINAR BOUNDRY LAYER
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
In charge Name: HOD


St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM

Classes
Contents Taught DRAG & LIFT
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM

Classes
Contents Taught
BERNOULLIS EQUATION
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE


St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM

Classes
Contents Taught MINOR LOSSES
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
TUTORIAL CLASSES
Subject FM

Classes
Contents Taught
PIPES IN SERIES CONDITION
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
II B.Tech I Semester Regular (R15)
Date: 10/02/2017
CIRCULAR
The II/II semester B.Tech, CIVIL Students here by informed that Remedial classes will
be conducted on 15-02-2017 to 06-03-2017 from 3:30pm to 4:20pm at room no F35.
Name of the Subject : FLUID MECHANICS

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
In-charge Signature HOD-CIVIL
II B.Tech I SEMESTER Regular(R15) (2015-16)
REMEDIAL CLASSES SUMMARY
Subject : FM Duration : 60M
The below table comprising of students information Of II B.Tech, II semester who got Fail
in UEE university examinations.
S.NO ROLL NO MARKS

1 15BK1A0124 11
2 15BK1A0131 13
3 15BK1A0128 14
4 15BK1A0133 15
5 15BK1A0134 17
6 15BK1A0101 17
7 15BK1A0132 18
8 15BK1A0107 19
9 15BK1A0142 21
10 16BK1A0120 22
11 15BK1A0129 23
12 16BK1A0115 28

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
13 15BK1A0125 29
14 16BK1A0114 31
15 16BK1A0105 32
16 16BK1A0112 33
17 15BK1A0109 33
18 15BK1A0115 34
19 16BK1A0116 34
Subject In-charge HOD-CIVIL

II B.Tech I SEMESTER Regular R115) (2015-16)
Remedial Classes Summary

Subject Name: Fm Room No: F35
S.No. Topic Covered Date Description
PRORERTIES OF 16.02.2017 MASS DENSITY,SPECIFIC

1 FLUIDS WEIGHT,SPECIFIC
GRAVITY,SPECIFICVOLUME,
VISCOSITY,PROBLEM ON
VISCOSITY
TOTAL PRESSURE 18.02.2017 TOTAL PRESSURE & CENTRE

&CENTRE OF PRESSURE FOR HORIZONTAL&
2 PRESSURE INCLINED SURFACE
FLUID KINAMETICS 24.02.2017 PROBLEMS ON STREAM

FUNCTION AND VELOCITY
3 POTENIAL
FLUID DYNAMICS 28.02.2017 ORIFICE METER, VENTURI

METER, CONTINUITY EQUATION
4

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
BOUNDARY LAYER 02.03.2017 VONKARMAN MOMENTUM

THEORY INTEGRAL EQUATION, DRAG,LIFT
5 , MAGNUS EEFECT
CLOSED CONDUIT 04.03.2017 DARCY-WEISBACH EQUATION,

FLOW PROBLEM ON PIPES IN SERIES,
6 PARALLEL CONDITION
Subject In-charge Name : M.RAKSHITH HOD-CIVIL

II B.Tech I SEMESTER Regular(R15)
Remedial Class Attendance Sheet
Subject: FM Room No: F 35
S.NO ROLL NO 16/02 18/02 24/02 28/02 02/03 04/03
1 15BK1A0124 √ √ √
2 15BK1A0131 √ √ √ √
3 15BK1A0128 √ √ √
4 15BK1A0133 √ √ √ √ √
5 15BK1A0134 √ √ √ √
6 15BK1A0101 √ √ √ √
7 15BK1A0132 √ √ √ √
8 15BK1A0107 √ √
9 15BK1A0142 √ √ √ √ √ √

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
10 16BK1A0120 √ √ √ √ √
11 15BK1A0129 √ √ √ √
12 16BK1A0115 √ √ √ √ √
13 15BK1A0125 √ √ √ √
14 16BK1A0114 √ √ √ √ √
15 16BK1A0105 √ √ √ √ √ √
16 16BK1A0112 √ √ √ √ √
17 15BK1A0109 √ √ √ √ √
18 15BK1A0115 √ √ √ √ √
19 15BK1A0116 √ √ √ √
Subject In-charge HOD-CIVIL

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Remedial Classes and Implementation

Subject:FM Date: 16.02.2017 RoomNo:F35
PROGRAMME: CIVIL
REMEDIAL CLASSES
Subject
Class Involved II B .Tech CIVIL

Classes
In Each subject we are conducting Remedial classes
Contents Taught
Mass Density,Specific Weight,Specific

Gravity,Specificvolume, Viscosity,Problem On
Viscosity

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Approved by HOD
REMEDIAL CLASSES IMPLEMENTATION
% Attendance of the RemedialClass 73.68%

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
In charge Name: HOD

PROGRAMME: CIVIL
REMEDIAL CLASSES
Subject

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE

Classes
Contents Taught Total Pressure & Centre Pressure For Horizontal&

Inclined Surface
Approved by HOD
% Attendance of the Remedial Class 84.21%

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
Incharge Name: HOD

PROGRAMME: CIVIL

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
REMEDIAL CLASSES
Subject

Classes
Contents Taught Problems On Stream Function And Velocity

Potenial
Approved by HOD
% Attendance of the RemedialClass 73.68%

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
Incharge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE

PROGRAMME: CIVIL
REMEDIAL CLASSES
Subject

Classes
Contents Taught Orifice Meter, Venturi Meter, Continuity

Equation
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Incharge Name: HOD

PROGRAMME: CIVIL

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
REMEDIAL CLASSES
Subject

Classes
Contents Taught Vonkarman Momentum Integral Equation,

Drag,Lift , Magnus Eefect
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD
Incharge Name: HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE

PROGRAMME: CIVIL
REMEDIAL CLASSES
Subject

Classes
Contents Taught Darcy-Weisbach Equation, Problem On Pipes In

Series, Parallel Condition
Approved by HOD

HOD
Good
Verification by HOD

St.PETER’S
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Incharge Name: HOD


Rakshith Course File Part 1 r15

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Rakshith Course File Part 1 r15

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

St.

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

Name of the course : PRODUCTION ENGINEERING

Name of the Dept. : MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Name of the Faculty : B C Raghu Kumar Reddy

Class : II Year B-Tech. MECH II – Sem

Academic Year : 2016-17

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

This is the sole property of St. Peter’s Engineering College, Hyderabad to be

Name of the Faculty: B C RAGHU KUMAR REDDY HOD-MECH

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

26. Lecture Notes.

COURSE: PRODUCTION ENGINEERING SEMESTER: I CREDITS: 4

COURSE AREA/DOMAIN: CONTACT HOURS: 3+1 (Tutorial) hours/Week.

UNIT DETAILS HOURS

INTRODUCTION: Dimension& units- physical properties of fluids ,specific

FLUID DYNAMICS: Surface and body forces- Eulers and Bernoulli’s

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

BOUNDARY LAYER THEORY: Approximate solutions of navier stroke

T/R BOOK TITLE/AUTHORS/PUBLICATION

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

C.CODE COURSE NAME DESCRIPTION SEM

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

S.NO DESCRIPTION Pos

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

GAPS IN THE SYLLABUS - TO MEET INDUSTRY/PROFESSION REQUIREMENTS:

SNO DESCRIPTION PROPOSED ACTIONS

2 Reciprocating Pump NPTEL

 TOPICS BEYOND SYLLABUS/ADVANCED TOPICS/DESIGN:

 WEB SOURCE REFERENCES:

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

CHALK & TALK STUD. WEB RESOURCES

LCD/SMART STUD. SEMINARS ADD-ON COURSES

ASSIGNMENTS STUD. SEMINARS TESTS/MODEL EXAMS UNIV.

STUDLABPRACTICES STUDVIVA MINI/MAJOR PROJECTS CERTIFICATIONS

ADD-ON COURSES OTHERS

ASSESSMENT OF MINI/MAJOR PROJECTS BY EXT. OTHERS

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

Department of Civil Engineering

MON SURVEYING LAB-1

FRI FM SURVEYING LAB-1

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

M1.To provide integrated, continuous and wholesome development of students by equipping

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

Department of Civil Engineering

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

Program Outcomes (POs)

Students of Civil Engineering program at ST.PETER’S ENGINEERING COLLEGE, by the time of

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

Department ofCivil Engineering

JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD

II Year B.Tech. Civil- I Sem Subject code: (A30101)

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

1. Fluid Mechanics by Modi and Seth, Standard book house.

Maisammaguda,Opp.Forest Academy,Dhulapally,Near Kompally,Medchal(M),R.R.Dist.,Hyderabad-500 014.,T.S.INDIA

Department ofCivil Engineering

Name of Faculty: M.RAKSHITH Class : II-I

Name of Course: FLUID MECHANICS Course Code: A30101

1 Understanding the importance of fluid mechanics for preparing civil engineer.

3 Understand the interaction between mathematics and fluid mechanics.