Fluid Mechanics University of Bristol（流体力学布里斯托尔大学）.pdfVIP

Fluid Mechanics • 22 lectures (no lectures weeks 7 or 17). • 2 compulsory laboratory classes with a write-up due within one week of the class. Worth 7.5% of the unit mark. Seminars a fortnight after the lab. • Three questions from six for 3 hour examination in the summer worth 85% of the unit mark. • All information including recommended reading, websites, problem sheets, and laboratory material on the course website that can be accessed via Blackboard. Resources • Handouts include all the lecture slides that do not contain copyright material. • The handouts are not complete: there will be further material in the lectures. • Where significant diagrams are copyright, I will give the origin. • The handouts may be revised during the year: up-to-date versions will be on the website. • No one textbook available: will indicate which may help different sections: ‘Mechanics of Fluids by B.S.Massey, Routledge (2005) Fluid Mechanics by F.M.White, McGraw Hill (1999) Principles of Fluid Mechanics by A.Alexandrou, Prentice Hall (2001) • A full treatment is given in An Introduction to Fluid Dynamics by G.K.Batchelor, which is excellent, but beyond the level necessary for this unit. • An excellent CD available with a series of videos of fluid flows and lots of other informationis available: Multimedia Fluid Mechanics G.M.Homsy et al. (2004) Cambridge University Press, £15.99 • Full information including links to other websites and journal paper references on unit website: http://eis.bris.ac.uk/~memag/Teaching/MechFl/FM2Mhome.html Or go via Blackboard. Laboratory timetable Laboratory Day and Week number Group A: rheology B: drag 1 Mo. 1b Mo. 12a 2 Mo. 1a Th. 12b 3 Mo. 2b Mo. 8a