Number of hours
- Lectures 18.0
- Projects 0
- Tutorials 12.0
- Internship 0
- Laboratory works 0
ECTS
ECTS 2.5
Goal(s)
- Give basic theoretical knowledge in fluid mechanics, and some know-how using approximate tools (hydraulics, turbulent transfer)
- Apply that knowledge and know-how to circuits for nuclear plants, or other systems for energy production
Content(s)
- Physics of fluids, flow classification
- One-D balance equations for mass, momentum, energy
- Head loss, Pipe flow
- Pumps and turbines, hydraulic networks
- Local differential equations, Simple shear flows
- Turbulence, mixing length model, turbulent boundary layer
Prerequisites
- Mechanics (fundamental principles, stress tensor)
- Vector analysis (gradient, divergence, curl)
- partial differential equations
Face to face
*NORMAL SESSION :
Written examination (EX1) + Continuous assesment (CC)
Retakeable assesment EX1:
Writen examination, 3h, not possible remotely
Documents allowed: course handout + handwritten notes. Calculator allowed
Non-retakeable assesment CC:
Quizes during the course, 10 min each, not possible remotely
Documents allowed: course handout + handwritten notes. Calculator allowed
CATCH-UP SESSION:
Written examination (EX2), 2h, not possible remotely
Documents allowed: course handout + handwritten notes. Calculator allowed
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Distance learning
*NORMAL SESSION:
Long online test (EX1) + Online continuous assesment (CC)
Retakeable assesment EX1:
Long online test, 2h
Documents allowed: course handout + handwritten notes. Calculator allowed
Non-retakeable assesment CC:
Online tests during the distance learning sessions, 10 min each
Documents allowed: course handout + handwritten notes. Calculator allowed
CATCH-UP SESSION:
Long online test (EX2), 2h
Documents allowed: course handout + handwritten notes. Calculator allowed
Session normale (Normal session): N1=70%EX1 + 30%CC
Session de rattrapage (Catch-up session): N2=100%EX2
Franck M.White: "Fluid Mechanics", 7th edition Mc Graw Hill (2010)
Sebastien Candel: "Mécanique des fluides", Dunod (1990)
G.Bar-Meir: "Basics of Fluid Mechanics" http://www.potto.org (2021)