Fluid Mechanics (2010) - ENG ME303 - Videos

Lecture 2-part 2: Compressibility, vapor pressure, cavitation, and the pistol shrimp

Lecture 1-theory supplement: Viscosity and shearing stress.

Lecture 2-part 1: Non-Newtonian fluids; oobleck and leaping shampoo.

Lecture 20-part 1: Introduction to CFD; the basic ingredients (model, discretization, analysis, solution).

Lecture 20-part 2: The finite difference method. Simplified model equations.

Lecture 19-part 1: Piping systems, three types of problems. Examples.

Lecture 3-part 1: Surface tension, and the feeding habit of the phalaropes

Lecture 18-part 1: Pipe flow; laminar results; inclined pipes. Energy required to pump through a pipe.

Lecture 17-part 2: Boundary layer equations, Prandtl-Blasius solution; turbulent boundary layer. Introduction to CFD.

Lecture 17-part 1: Conversation about mathematics. Streamfunction. Boundary layer.

Lecture 16-part 2: Poiseuille flow (cont.). The streamfunction.

Lecture 16-part 1: Review: planar Poiseuille & Couette flow. Taylor-Couette flow. Poiseuille flow in a pipe.

Lecture 15-part 1: Inertial and viscous effects. Stokes flow (creeping flow). Laminar vs. turbulent: Reynolds experiment.

Lecture 14-part 2: Navier-Stokes, simplified forms for particular flow situations. Laminar vs. Turbulent flow. Reynolds numbe

Lecture 14-part 1: The Navier-Stokes equations. Examples of simplifying the equations for certain cases.

Lecture 13-part 2: Equations of motion in differential form. Euler's equation.

Lecture 13-part 1: Introduction to differential analysis of fluid motion; derivation of Continuity equation.

Lecture 12-part 2: Rocket example. Proper derivation of Bernoulli equation. Newton's law perpendicular to a streamline.

Lecture 12-part 1: Momentum equation for moving or accelerating control volume. The rocket equation.

Lecture 11-part 2: Example: a wind turbine; the Betz limit.