ENME 4630 & 4800 -- Advanced Fluid Dynamics
Spring Quarter 2004
Professor:
Corinne LengsfeldOffice: CMK 204Location:
Office hours: by appointment
5-6:30pm MW CMK205
Text:
Fluid Mechanics by Kundo and Cohen, 2nd edition, Academic Press ISBN 0-12-178251-4 (Required)The following will be utilized to prepare lectures and may help students learn. The texts are considered optional
Viscous Flow by White, 2nd edition, McGraw Hill ISBN0-07-069712-4
The Properties of Liquids and Gases by Reid, Prausnitz and Poling, 4th edition, McGraw Hill ISBN 0-07-051799-1
Introduction to Practical Fluid Flow by King, Butterworth Heinemann ISBN 0-7506-4885-6
Grades:
Exam #1 -- 33%
Exam #2 -- 33%
Homework -- 33%
Content (subject to change depending on time limitations):
Introduction [Chapter 1 - 3] [1 class]
Calculating transport properties
surface tension using Parachor method
viscosity via Mcleod, etc
Equation of state
Ideal gas
Van der Waals
Peng-Robinson
Conservation Laws [Chapter 4] [1 class]
Continuity
Navier-Stokes
Euler Equation
Deformation work and viscous dissipation
Vorticity Dynamics [Chapter 5] [1 class]
Kelvin's Circulation Theorem
Helmholtz Vortex Theorem
Irrotational Flow and Aerodynamic Design [Chapter 6 & 15] [4 classes]
Potential flow
Conformal mapping
Circulation and lift
Conformal Transformation
Lift of Zhukhovsky Airfoil
Boundary Layers [Chapter 10] [2 classes]
Blasius Solution
Falkner-Skan solution
Stokes 2nd Problem
Instability and Wave Motion [Chapter 7 & 12] [2 classes]
Kelvin-Helmholtz
Surface waves
Shallow and deep water
influence of surface tension
Turbulence [Chapter 13] [9 classes]
Reynolds decomposition
Kinetic energy cascade
Length scales
Law of the wall
Free jet
Closure models
Eddy mixing length
1st and 2nd order equations
K-epsilon
LES
DNS
Last updated March 17, 2004