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Hydraulics (Bsce-3) : Engr. Lawrence I. Habbiling, Me-Ce

This 4-unit lecture and 1-unit lab course on hydraulics covers fundamental principles including the continuity, energy, and momentum equations. Students will learn to apply these equations to problems involving fluid pressure, forces, flow velocity, flow rate, and more in closed conduits and open channels. The course aims to familiarize students with common fluid properties and flow measurement devices. By the end, students should be able to discuss key concepts, perform calculations, design and conduct a lab experiment, and interpret results. The course outline covers topics like hydrostatics, fluid flow, pipes and pipe networks, open channels, and flow measurements. Evaluation is based on midterm and final exams, as well as class participation.

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Hydraulics (Bsce-3) : Engr. Lawrence I. Habbiling, Me-Ce

This 4-unit lecture and 1-unit lab course on hydraulics covers fundamental principles including the continuity, energy, and momentum equations. Students will learn to apply these equations to problems involving fluid pressure, forces, flow velocity, flow rate, and more in closed conduits and open channels. The course aims to familiarize students with common fluid properties and flow measurement devices. By the end, students should be able to discuss key concepts, perform calculations, design and conduct a lab experiment, and interpret results. The course outline covers topics like hydrostatics, fluid flow, pipes and pipe networks, open channels, and flow measurements. Evaluation is based on midterm and final exams, as well as class participation.

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HYDRAULICS (BSCE-3)

ENGR. LAWRENCE I. HABBILING, ME-CE


Professor

Course Description:
This course emphasizes the continuity equation, energy equation, and
momentum equation. Familiarization of the properties of common fluids is a
must in the study of hydraulics. It deals with the application of fundamental
principles to solve problems involving liquid pressure and corresponding
forces resulting from this pressure. Applications of appropriate equations in
performing calculations involving flow velocity, flow rate and forces exerted by
moving fluids in closed conduits and open channels are also emphasized in
this course as well as the familiarization and applications of flow measuring
devices.

No. of Units: 4 lecture units/1 laboratory unit (3 hours lab)

Course Outcomes:
At the end of the course, the students must be able to:
1. Discuss the different liquid properties that are involved in the determination
of pressure, forces and flow.
2. Discuss the continuity equation with reference to the principles of
conservation of mass, Energy equation with reference to the Euler
equation, and Momentum equation with reference to the 2nd Law of
newton on motion.
3. Perform calculations on the different theoretical applications in hydraulics.
4. Design laboratory experimental procedure, perform the procedure, and
interpret the result.

Course Outline:
 Preliminaries: Vision, Mission, Goals and Objectives of the University and
the College.

I. Introduction to Hydraulics course


- Fluid Statics/Hydro statics
- Fluid Dynamics/Hydro dynamics
II. Common liquid properties
III. Hydro static pressure and forces
- measurement of pressure
- U-tubes and manometers
- Boyle’s Law
- Hoop Tension
- Hydrostatic forces on Plane surfaces
- Hydrostatic forces on Curved surfaces
- Analysis of dams
- Buoyancy
- stability of floating bodies
- Relative equilibrium of liquid
IV. Fundamentals of Fluid flow
-fluid flow equations, Flow rates
V. Energy, heads and power
- continuity equation, energy equation, momentum equation
- Bernoulli’s energy equation
- venturimeters
VI. Flow in closed conduits
- resistance formulas
- friction losses in pipes
VII. Pipes and Pipe Networks, Reservoirs
- Pipes in series and parallel
- reservoir problems
- water hammer
VIII. Open Channel
- uniform flow
- efficient sections
- flow resistance formulas
IX. Rapidly Varied Flow (Hydraulic jump)
- Gradually varied flow
X. Flow Measurements
- Orifice, Weirs

Grading System:

Midterm Grade: 2/3 Class standing + 1/3 Midterm Exam


Tentative Final Grade: 2/3 Class standing + 1/3 Final Exam
Final Grade: 2/3 Tentative Final Grade + 1/3 Midterm Grade

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