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Now in full color with an engaging new design, Applied Fluid Mechanics, Seventh Edition, is the fully updated edition of the most popular applications-oriented approach to engineering fluid mechanics.
It offers a clear and practical presentation of all basic principles of fluid mechanics both statics and dynamics , tying theory directly to real devices and systems used in mechanical, chemical, civil, and environmental engineering. It presents new procedures for problem-solving and design; more realistic and higher quality illustrations; and more coverage of many topics, including hose, plastic pipe, tubing, pumps, viscosity measurement devices, and computational fluid mechanics.
Teaching and Learning Experience This applications-oriented introduction to fluid mechanics has been redesigned and improved to be more engaging, interactive, and pedagogically effective. Completely redesigned in full color, with additional pedagogical features, all designed to engage today's students: This edition contains many new full-color images, upgraded to improve realism, consistency, graphic quality, and relevance. New pedagogical features have been added to help students explore ideas more widely and review material more efficiently.
Applied Fluid Mechanics emphasizes microscopic differential transport and lubrication type flows, which are essential in the emerging area of materials processing; covers hydrostatistics and capillarity, piping and hydraulics problems, meteorology and air pollution, materials processing, flows, thin film and coating flows, lubrication and stretching flows, and turbulent flows and mixing; presents step-by-step instruction reasoning and examples, providing a systematic approach to solving both macroscopic and microscopic problems; and offers convenient dual approaches to flow analysis, by control volume and by the Navier-Stokes equations.
After an overview of tensor analysis, the book discusses the kinematics of flow motion and the conservation laws of fluid mechanics and thermodynamics. T,A 3 Execute mathematical operations accurately. T,A 4 Apply a systematic approach to solve problems.
T,A 5 Use a variety of thinking skills to anticipate and solve problems. T,A 6 Locate, select, organize and document information using appropriate technology and information systems.
T,A 5 Subtitle Use a variety of thinking skills to anticipate and solve problems. T,A 7 Analyze, evaluate and apply relevant information from a variety of sources. T,A 8 Show respect for diverse opinions, values, belief systems and contributions of others.
T,A 10 Manage the use of time and other resources to complete projects. T,A 11 Take responsibility for one's own actions, decisions and consequences.
Understand physical quantities and units used in the study of fluid l Study the SI system and the US customary system, weight and mechanics. Understand the behavior and nature of fluids. Understand fluid statics. Understand the governing equation of fluid dynamics. Understand flow regimes. Knowledge of optical techniques for measurements in fluid l Understand the laser Doppler, flow visualization and particle image mechanics.
Knowledge of application of fluid mechanics related to the photonics l Study the clean rooms and classifications, pneumatic systems, industry. The method of demonstration a challenge test will be established by faculty and the PLAR Coordinator. Any form of harassment sexual, racial, gender or disability-related , discrimination direct or indirect , or violence, whether towards a professor or amongst students, will not be tolerated on the college premises.
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