SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE,

COMPUTING AND ENGINEERING

Module Title: Maths & Introduction to

Fluid Mechanics
Module Code:EG4103
Level 4
Term 1 & 2

Academic Year 2014/15

Module Team:
Sarah Catmur (Module Leader) S.E.Catmur@uel.ac.uk
Dr Adrian Cazan
A.Cazan@uel.ac.uk

Ext 2529
Ext 7573

Room EB.1.78
Room EB.1.64

CONTENTS
A.

Introduction ........................................................................................................... 1
A.1.

Aims _________________________________________________________________ 1

A.2.

Main topics of study_____________________________________________________ 1

A.3.

Learning Outcomes for the module_________________________________________ 2

A.4.

Teaching and Learning Methods ___________________________________________ 3

A.4.1.

Lectures ...................................................................................................................................... 3

A.4.2.

Tutorial Sessions ......................................................................................................................... 3

A.4.3.

Practical Sessions (including Laboratory work and computing sessions) ................................... 3

A.4.4.

Feedback ..................................................................................................................................... 4

A.5.

Indicative Learning and Teaching Time ______________________________________ 4

A.6.

Attendance Requirements ________________________________________________ 5

A.7.

Additional Resources ____________________________________________________ 5

A.7.1.

MOODLE site............................................................................................................................... 5

A.7.2.

Reading ....................................................................................................................................... 5

A.7.3.

Websites worth investigating: .................................................................................................... 6

B.

Provisional Teaching Schedule 2014-15 ................................................................ 7

C.

Assessment Methods ............................................................................................. 9

C.1.

Examinations _________________________________________________________ 10

C.2.

Coursework Tasks and submission dates ___________________________________ 10

C.2.1.

Portfolio of tutorial exercises ................................................................................................... 10

C.2.2.

Presentation of Practical findings ............................................................................................. 10

C.2.3.

Schedule for submission of formative & summative work ....................................................... 12

D.

Provisional Tutorial Groups .................................................................................. 13

E.

Re-direction of e-mail accounts ............................................................................ 13

F.

Schedule of Topics and indicative reading............................................................. 14

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A. Introduction
This is a level 4 module within the Engineering Subject Area. This module is a
core module for BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering.
The full module specification (for this and all of your other modules) can be
found on Moodle under: ACE Noticeboard > ACE Module specifications.

A.1. Aims
- to introduce and assess problem solving techniques in mathematics
facilitating learning in other civil engineering subjects as well as in everyday
life situations.
- to introduce the basic theories of fluid mechanics.

A.2. Main topics of study

Trigonometry, Basic Coordinate Geometry, Vectors, Matrices (including

determinants), Eigensystems, Systems of Algebraic Equations, Complex
Numbers, Differentiation of functions of one variable, Integration of functions
of one variable, Partial Differentiation of two variables (up to second order
only), Introductory Statistics & Probability

Fluid properties and definitions: density, pressure, viscosity, surface tension,

bulk modulus, laminar and turbulent Flow, Reynolds number and Froude
number. Theory of pressures on immersed surfaces, pressure intensity,
pressure force, centre of pressure. Theory of buoyancy and stability of
floating bodies. Theoretical development of basic principles, continuity,
energy and momentum. Real flow - development of basic flow equations for
laminar and turbulent flow with particular reference to pipe flow. Design
charts for steady flow in full circular pipes, Moody diagram, Darcy and
Colebrook White equations. Steady uniform flow in open channels.
Dimensional analysis

Introduction to spreadsheets for analysis of simple problems in fluid

mechanics

Health and safety in the laboratory

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A.3. Learning Outcomes for the module

At the end of this module, students will be able to:
Knowledge
1. define fluid properties and select appropriate values for calculation
2. classify and describe different flow types and state the differences between
laminar and turbulent flow
3. apply basic mathematical principles and methodologies to mathematical
problems within the civil engineering industry
4. recognize problems where solutions can be maximised where appropriate to
civil engineering problems
5. present data and analyse results using different mathematical techniques
and methods
Thinking skills
6. develop theoretical equations, calculate pressures, velocities, discharges
and forces of fluids in motion to solve simple problems in pipelines and open
channels
7. solve problems associated with a fluid at rest.
8. evaluate and interpret underlying concepts and principles within the context
of fluid mechanics including handling numerical data. (LS)
9. employ appropriate mathematical techniques and apply them to civil
engineering problems
10. identify constraints and define limits and boundaries to mathematical
problems
Subject-based practical skills
11.

carry out experimental work - take observations, identify experimental

uncertainty and reduce data.

Skills for life and work

12.

use hand calculations and simple spreadsheets to analyse simple fluid

mechanics problems, demonstrating appropriate use of technology, and
present findings in a verbal presentation (LS

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A.4. Teaching and Learning Methods

A.4.1. Lectures
These will address key issues that are relevant to the learning outcomes for
this module. The lectures will cover the technical content as well as guiding
students towards wider reading.
All students are required to read around the subject, each week areas of
interest will be pointed out by your module lecturers. Wider reading is essential
to help you understand the application fo fluid mechanics within the
engineering profession.

A.4.2. Tutorial Sessions

The majority of the tutorial sessions will normally be classroom based.
Students will be issued tutorial questions (normally these will be posted on
Moodle). Students are expected to prepare in advance and solve the tutorial
questions BEFORE coming to tutorials.
The tutorials are NOT the place to START attempting the questions. The
tutorials are then a time where you can ask questions, gain feedback and
resolve any issues you are having with the subject matter.
You are required to submit the solutions to all tutorial questions online through
Moodle before 11:55 pm on the Wednesday two weeks after the tutorial
sheets are issued. Some of the tutorial sheets will be formative work and
others will be summative and make up the marks for the Portfolio of
tutorial work component of this module (for further details see page 10).
ALL TUTORIAL WORK (FORMATIVE & SUMMATIVE) IS COMPULSORY.

A.4.3. Practical Sessions (including Laboratory work and computing

sessions)
Four of your of your Practical sessions will be held in the Hydraulics
laboratory [KD.G.22] where students will be able to explore practically areas
of theory covered in lectures. Two of the laboratory sessions are directly
related to the Presentation of Practical Findings component of assessment
(see page 10)
Please note

that appropriate footwear and clothing MUST be worn in the laboratory.

Students not wearing appropriate footwear will not be allowed into
the laboratory.

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Safety briefings will be carried out in the first 10 minutes at the start of
each laboratory session students who arrive after the safety
briefing will not be allow to undertake the laboratory class

The remainder of your practical sessions will be held in a computer suite,

where you will learn to develop simple spreadsheets to to analyse simple fluid
mechanics problems.
The practical sessions are designed to guide you with the Presentation of
Practical findings Coursework component, where you will be required to
work in teams to produce three presentations describing the spreadsheets that
you have developed to analyse simple problelms in fluid mechanics (two of
these make up part of the summative assessment).
Your presentations will be given during the practical sessions in weeks 6, 12 &
18. The tutor(s) will give verbal feedback during these sessions (further
details are given on page Error! Bookmark not defined.).

A.4.4. Feedback
Feedback will be given in a variety of ways:

Group tutorials with opportunity for individual questions, worked examples

and class discussion

Relevant past exam questions can be found on MOODLE Moodle>

EG4103 > Relevant Past Exam Papers

Individual feedback during practical sessions

Written feedback giveon on submitted tutorial questions

A.5. Indicative Learning and Teaching Time

This module is a 30 credit module which is designed around 300 hours of
learning and teaching time, which may be split as follows

Student/tutor interaction (some of which may be online)

120 hours

Student learning time (including assessment):

180 hours

[Note: Student Learning Time means private study i.e study outside of
lectures/tutorials/laboratories etc. So 180 hours student learning time over
24-28 weeks equates to 6.5 - 7.5 hours private study per week for this
module!]

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A.6. Attendance Requirements

Attendance records will be kept. The Universities attendance policy will be
applied. See General Policies of The University of East London (Student
Facing):
Attendance
and
Engagement
Policy
at
http://www.uel.ac.uk/qa/policies/policies/

Please also note that ALL classes (Lecture/Tutorials/Practicals) are

compulsory elements of this module.

A.7. Additional Resources

A.7.1. MOODLE site
This module is supported by a Moodle site, called EG4103 2014-15. You are
expected to familiarise yourself with the site, and to check it regularly for
updates.
The module tutors may e-mail you through Moodle module mail, Moodle will
then forward these messages to your University e-mail account. It is your
responsibility to ensure that you check your mail regularly. The easiest
way to do this is by redirecting your UEL e-mail account to your MOST USED
E-MAIL ACCOUNT (see section E, page 13)

A.7.2. Reading
Core
Hamill, L. (2011) Understanding hydraulics. 3rd edn. Basingstoke: Palgrave
Macmillan.
Stroud, K.A. & Booth, D.J. (2007) Engineering mathematics, Palgrave
Macmillan. ISBN: 978-0-230-57907-1
Hobson, A.J (2002) Just the Maths. Available at
http://www.uea.ac.uk/jtm/contents.htm [free e-book]

Recommended
Chadwick, A., Morfett, J. and Borthwick, M. (2013) Hydraulics in civil and
environmental engineering. 5th edn. CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group.
Marriott, M. (2009) Nalluri & Featherstones civil engineering hydraulics. 5th
edn. Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell.

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A.7.3. Websites worth investigating:

Institution of Civil Engineers

http://www.ice.org.uk/topics/water

The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management

http://www.ciwem.org/

Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering

http://www.asce.org/Journal.aspx?id=2147486702

International Association of Hydro-Environment Engineering & Research

http://www.iahr.net/site/index.html

British Dam Society

http://www.britishdams.org/

British Hydrological Society

http://www.hydrology.org.uk/

International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage

http://www.icid.org.uk/

Sustainable drainage systems (SuDS): For more information on SuDs

visit the construction industry research and information association
website: http://www.susdrain.org/

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B. Provisional Teaching Schedule 2014-15

w/c
29/09/14

Lect

Trigonometry (AC)

Tut.

No class this week

Not this week (some have a Practical for CE4101)
Basic properties, standard notation & Dimensional Analysis (SC)
Trigonometry (AC)
Comp 1 Diagnostic testing (SC) and Excel overview
Vectors (AC)
Basic Properties and Dimensional Analysis (SC)
Not this week (some have a Practical for CE4101)
Pressure & Pressure Measurement (SC)
Vectors (AC)
(SC) Comp 2 Excel overview and construction of Moody diagram
Complex Numbers (AC)
Pressure & Pressure Measurement (SC)
Not this week (some have a Practical for CE4101)
Hydrostatics - Forces on Submerged Bodies (SC)
Complex Numbers (AC)
Presentation 1 Individual and Combined Moody diagram (SC)
Matrices (AC)
Hydrostatics - Forces on Submerged Bodies (SC)
Not this week (some have a Practical for CE4101)
Stability of floating bodies (SC)
Matrices (AC)
Laboratory 1 (In KD.G.22) Stability and Metacentre Lab (SC)
Determinants (AC)
Stability of floating bodies (SC)
Not this week (some have a Practical for CE4101)
Conservation of Mass, Continuity & Energy (Inc hotal head lines)
(SC)
Determinants (AC)
Comp 3 - on Stability work (SC)
Solving Systems of Algebraic Equations 1 (AC)
Conservation of Mass, Continuity & Energy (SC)
Not this week (some have a Practical for CE4101)
Conservation of Momentum (SC)
Solving Systems of Algebraic Equations 1 (AC)
Presentation 2 - combined stability graphs & determination of
metacentric height (SC)

Prac
w/c
06/10/14

Lect
Tut.

Prac
w/c
13/10/14

Lect
Tut.

Prac
w/c
20/10/14

Lect
Tut.

Prac
w/c
27/10/14

Lect
Tut.

Prac
w/c
03/11/14

Lect
Tut.

Prac
w/c
10/11/14

Lect
Tut.

Prac
w/c
17/11/14

Lect
Tut.

Prac
w/c
24/11/14

Lect
Tut.
Prac

10

Lect
w/c
01/11/14

Tut.

11

Prac
w/c
08/12/14

Lect
Tut.
Prac

12

Lect
w/c
15/12/14

Tut.
Prac

Student Vacation (it would be a good idea to revise any topics

you are not yet confident with)

13

22/12/14 05/01/15
w/c
12/01/15

Lect
Tut.
Prac

Solving Systems of Algebraic Equations 2 (AC)

Conservation of Momentum (SC)
Not this week (some have a Practical for CE4101)

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Lect
w/c
19/01/15

Tut.

15

Prac
w/c
26/01/15

Lect
Tut.

16

Prac
w/c
02/02/15

Lect
Tut.

17

Prac
w/c
09/02/15

Lect
Tut.

18

Prac
w/c
16/02/15

Lect
Tut.

19

Prac
w/c
23/02/15

Lect
Tut.

20

Prac
w/c
02/03/15

Lect
Tut.

21

Prac
w/c
09/03/15

Lect
Tut.

22

Prac
w/c
16/03/15

Lect
Tut.

23

w/c
23/03/15

24

Prac

w/c
30/03/15

w/c
27/04/15

Real Flow - Friction, Viscosiy, Turbulence. Energy Revison Difference between Theoretical & Real flow. Dicharge Coefficients
(SC)
Solving Systems of Algebraic Equations 2 (AC)
Laboratory 2 (In KD.G.22) Venturi Meter - Energy head lines &
Calibration (SC)
Sequences, Series, Limits (AC)
Real Flow (SC)
Not this week (some have a Practical for CE4101)
Laminar & Turbulent Flow & Moody Diagram & HR Charts (SC)
Sequences, Series, Limits (AC)
Comp 4 Venturi & sensitivity analysis (SC)
Functions of one variable: Continuity, Limit, Derivability (AC)
Laminar & Turbulent Flow & Moody Diagram & HR Charts (SC)
Not this week (some have a Practical for CE4101)
Energy Losses & Pipes in Series & Parallel (SC)
Functions of one variable: Continuity, Limit, Derivability (AC)
Presentation 3 Venturi & sensitivity analysis (SC)
Functions of one variable: Taylor and McLaurin Series (AC)
Energy Losses & Pipes in Series & Parallel (SC)
Not this week (some have a Practical for CE4101)
Open Channel Flow - Uniform Flow (SC)
Functions of one variable: Taylor and McLaurin Series (AC)
Laboratory 3 (In KD.G.22) Minor losses over pipes (SC)
Functions of one variable: Integrals 1 (AC)
Open Channel Flow - Uniform Flow (SC)
Not this week (some have a Practical for CE4101)
Functions of one variable: Integrals 2 (AC)
Functions of one variable: Integrals 1 (AC)
Laboratory 4 (In KD.G.22) Open channel demonstrations (SC)

tbc Field trip Week

Lect
Tut.
Prac

06/04/15
- 13/04/15
w/c
20/04/15

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Design of Rectangular & Trapizoidal Channels Channels (SC)

Functions of one variable: Integrals 2 (AC)
End of term progress test Fluids (SC)
Student Vacation (and revision time!)

Lect
Tut
Lect
Tut

Maths revision and Q&A (AC)

Feedback on end of term progress test; revision and Q&A (SC)
Further revision (SC)
Further revision (AC)

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C. Assessment Methods
This module will be assessed by two examinations (one in Maths and one for
Fluid Mechanics), a Portfolio of Tutorial Exercises and a series of
Presentation[s] of Practical Findings detailing spreadsheets developed to
analyse simple problelms in fluid mechanics
UEL assessment regulations required you to achieve a 40% average overall
and more than 30% in each component to pass any module on your
programme.
The weighting of assessments and relation to learning outcomes are as
follows:
Component

Assessment methods which enable

students to demonstrate the learning
outcomes for the module:

Weighting

Learning
Outcomes
demonstrated

Examination 1: Mathematics
(1 hour 30 mins long)

33%

3,4,10,11

Examination 2: Fluids Mechanics

(1 hour 30 mins long)

33%

1,2, 6-8

Portfolio of tutorial work

(equivalent to 43 hours)

24%

1-4,6-8,10,11

Presentation of Practical findings

(equivalent to 18 hours)

10%

5,11-13

Please note: All assignments should be submitted in advance of the deadline.

The Manual of General Regulations - September 2014: Part 3 Academic
Regulations (section 6.7) states: All coursework will need to be submitted by
the set time on the stipulated deadline date. Coursework submitted up to one
working day late will be accepted, but the component mark will be subject to a
deduction of 5 marks. The deadline for this will be the set time on the next
working day.
Any work submitted after this cut off will be marked LATE by more than 24
hours and receive = 0 marks = Fail).
Information
on
extenuation
http://www.uel.ac.uk/qa/extenuation.htm

can

be

found

at

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C.1. Examinations
Both examinations for this module will be based upon material covered in
lecture time, tutorial time and from indicated wider reading. Each examination
will be 1 hour 30 mins long.
This is the first time that this module has run so specific past papers for this
module are not available however relevant past examinations questions will
be indicated during lecture and tutorial time and posted on Moodle> EG4103
> Relevant Past Exam Questions.

C.2. Coursework Tasks and submission dates

C.2.1. Portfolio of tutorial exercises
You are required to complete a series of tutorial sheets. Ssome of these
sheets will contribute towards the summative Portfolio of tutorial exercises,
the remaining are part of the formative work that you must complete as part of
this module.
Your tutorial exercises will be published on Moodle each Monday. Students
must produce hand written solutions to the exercises and then scan a copy of
the solutions as a pdf document. The pdf version of the coursework must them
be uploaded to the relevant submission point through Moodle.
Students will be given the opportunity to ask for feedback on their solutions
during scheduled tutorial time.
A schedule for submission of the summative tutorial work is given on page 12.
Exercises must be submitted before 11:55 pm on the relevant date.

C.2.2. Presentation of Practical findings

The purpose of this task is to develop your ability to use simple spreadsheets
to analyse simple fluid mechanics problems as well as opportunity to develop
your presentations skills.
The coursework for this component will be in a 2 parts (a set of individual
spreadsheets and a set of team presentations) further details will be given in
the coursework assignment brief.
You will be required to work in teams. Each team member will individually
develop an excel spreadsheet for the part analysis of simple fluid mechaincs
laboratory data).

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Team members will then combine their spreadsheets to produce a more

detailed analysis of the practical data
You will be required to explain your spreadsheet analysis in the form of verbal
presentations.
A copy of your individual spreadsheets must be submitted submitted ONLINE
through Moodle > EG4103 2014-15 and the presentations will be given during
the scheduled practical sessions
A schedule for submission of the summative practical work is given on page
12. Exercises must be submitted before 11:55 pm on the relevant date.

Week
of
issue

Relevant
tutorial/
practical
sessions

Submission
week/date

Online Practical Submision1:

Individual spreadsheet for Moody
Diagram

T3,P4

11:55pm Sunday
02/11/2014

Presentation 1:
Moody diagram

T3,P4

In practical class
wk 6

Online Practical Submision 2:

Individual spreadsheet for Stability
and Metacentre

P8, P10

11:55pm Sunday
14/12/2014

Presentation 2:
Stability and Metacentre

P8, P10

In practical class
wk 12

Online Practical Submision 3:

Individual spreadsheet for Venturi
& sensitivity analysis

13

P14,P16

11:55pm Sunday
15/02/2014

Presentation 3:
Venturi & sensitivity analysis

13

P14,P16

In practical class
wk 18

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C.2.3. Schedule for submission of formative & summative work

Topic

Week
of
issue

Relevant
tutorial
/Practical
sessions
(T/P)

Submission
date

Formative/
Summative
(F/S)

Diagnostic testing

T2

In practical
class wk 2

Vectors

T4

Wednesday
29/10/14

Practical Submision1: Individual

spreadsheet for Moody Diagram

T3,P4

Sunday
02/11/2014

Presentation1: Individual and

Combined Moody diagram

T3,P4

In practical
class wk 6

Pressure & Pressure measurement

T5

Wednesday
05/11/14

Complex Numbers

T6

Wednesday
12/11/14

Hydrostatics - Forces on
Submerged Bodies

T7

Wednesday
19/11/14

Matrices

T8

Wednesday
26/11/14

Stability of floating bodies

T9

Wednesday
03/12/14

Determinants

T10

Wednesday
10/12/14

Practical Submision2: Individual

spreadsheet for Stability and
Metacentre

P8,P10

Sunday
14/12/2014

Presentation2: Stability and

Metacentre

P8,P10

In practical
class wk 12

Conservation of Mass, Continuity &

Energy

10

T11

Wednesday
17/12/14

Solving Systems of Algebraic

Equations 1

11

T12

Wednesday
14/01/15

Conservation of Momentum

12

T13

Wednesday
21/01/15

Solving Systems of Algebraic

Equations 2

13

T14

Wednesday
28/01/15

Real Flow

14

T15

Wednesday
04/02/15

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Relevant
tutorial
/Practical
sessions
(T/P)

Submission
date

Formative/
Summative
(F/S)

Sequences, Series, Limits

15

T16

Wednesday
11/02/15

Practical Submision 3: Individual

spreadsheet for Venturi & sensitivity
analysis

13

P14,P16

Sunday
15/02/2014

Presentation 3: Venturi & sensitivity

analysis

13

P14,P16

In practical
class wk 18

Laminar & Turbulent Flow & Moody

Diagram & HR Charts

16

T17

Wednesday
18/02/15

Functions of one variable:

Continuity, Limit, Derivability

17

T18

Wednesday
25/02/15

Energy Losses & Pipes in Series &

Parallel

18

T19

Wednesday
04/03/15

Functions of one variable: Taylor

and McLaurin Series

19

T20

Wednesday
11/03/15

Open Channel Flow - Uniform Flow

20

T21

Wednesday
18/03/15

Functions of one variable: Integrals

21

T22

Wednesday
01/04/15

End of term progress test Fluids

24

T24

In practical
class wk 24

D. Provisional Tutorial Groups

Part Time students MUST be in Group 1

The only way to change group is if you can find someone to swap with
you.

Requests for Tutorial group change are to be e-mailed to

civilsurveying@uel.ac.uk (you must include both names, student
number, original group and proposed group)

E. Re-direction of e-mail accounts

Please redirect your UEL e-mail account either to your MOST COMMONLY
USED e-mail address or to your Smartphone. You MUST check your UEL email account regularly.

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F. Schedule of Topics and indicative reading

This section documents the relevant material that will be covered in lectures,
and reinforced by tutorial and practical work. Students
Lecture Topic

Essential Reading

Trigonometry

Hobson (2002)

Basic properties, standard

notation & Dimensional
Analysis

EG4103 Lecture Notes Section FM1

Hamill (2011)
1.1, 4.110.1 - 10.4

Vectors

Hobson (2002)

Pressure & Pressure

Measurement

EG4103 Lecture Notes Section FM2

Hamill (2011)
1.2, 2.1-2.6

Complex Numbers

Hobson (2002)

Hydrostatics - Forces on
Submerged Bodies

EG4103 Lecture Notes Section FM3

Hamill (2011)
1.2-1.6

Matrices

Hobson (2002)

Stability of floating bodies

EG4103 Lecture Notes Section FM4

Hamill (2011)
3.1-3.3

Determinants

Hobson (2002)

Mass Continuity, Energy (Inc

hotal head lines) & Momentum

EG4103 Lecture Notes Section FM5 & FM6

Hamill (2011)
4.4-4.8,5.1-5.4

Solving Systems of Algebraic

Equations 1

Hobson (2002)

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Mass Continuity, Energy (Inc

hotal head lines) & (Momentum
continued)

EG4103 Lecture Notes Section FM5 & FM6

Hamill (2011)
4.4-4.8,5.1-5.4

Solving Systems of Algebraic

Equations 2

Hobson (2002)

13
14

Real Flow - Friction, Viscosiy,

Turbulence. Energy Revison -

EG4103 Lecture Notes Section FM7

Week
1

10

Units tbc

Units tbc

Units tbc

Units tbc

Units tbc

Units tbc

11

14

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Difference between Theoretical

& Real flow. Dicharge
Coefficients

Hamill (2011)

4.2, 5.6

15

Sequences, Series, Limits

Hobson (2002)

Units tbc

16

Laminar & Turbulent Flow,

friction equation & Moody
Diagram & HR Charts

EG4103 Lecture Notes Section FM8

Hamill (2011)
4.2,6.5

Functions of one variable:

Continuity, Limit, Derivability

Hobson (2002)

17

Energy Losses & Pipes in

Series & Parallel

EG4103 Lecture Notes Section FM9

Hamill (2011)
Chapter 6

Functions of one variable:

Taylor and McLaurin Series

Hobson (2002)

Open Channel Flow - Uniform

Flow

EG4103 Lecture Notes Section FM10

Hamill (2011)
Chapter

Functions of one variable:

Integrals 1

Hobson (2002)

Units tbc

21

Functions of one variable:

Integrals 2

Hobson (2002)

Units tbc

22

Design of Rectangular &

Trapizoidal Channels Channels

EG4103 Lecture Notes Section FM11

Hamill (2011)
Chapter

18

19

20

Units tbc

Units tbc

23

24

15