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  • Course duration

    2074 Min

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  • Language

    English

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Fluid Mechanics is a core subject for civil engineering students and professionals, as it underpins advanced topics such as hydraulics, irrigation engineering, environmental engineering, and river engineering. A strong understanding of this subject enables engineers to design safe and efficient pipelines, channels, pumps, and hydraulic structures. It is also essential for competitive exams, higher studies, and technical interviews.

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Fluid Mechanics

37 Lectures

2074 min

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    Lec 1: Basic Concepts of Fluid

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    67 min

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    Lec 2: Properties of Fluid

    72 min

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    Lec 3: Fluid Flow Analysis

    65 min

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    Lec 4: Concepts of Hydrostatic

    60 min

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    Lec 5: Measurement of Pressure and Hydrostatic forces

    47 min

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    Lec 6: Buoyancy, Metacentre, Stability and Rigid body motion

    63 min

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    Lec 7: Reynolds Transport Theorem

    68 min

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    Lec 8: Conservation of Mass

    62 min

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    Lec 9: Conservation of Momentum

    59 min

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    Lec 10: Conservation of Momentum Applications

    61 min

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    Lec 11: Bernoulli’s Equation

    55 min

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    Lec 12: Applications of Bernoulli’s Equation

    58 min

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    Lec 13: Fluid Statics Applications: Example Problems

    49 min

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    Lec 14: Conservation of Momentum: Example problems

    47 min

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    Lec 15: Bernoulli’s Equation : Problems Solving on Black Board

    53 min

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    Lec 16: Lagrangian and Eulerian Descriptions

    59 min

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    Lec 17: Motion and deformation of fluid elements

    46 min

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    Lec 18: Problems Solving on Black Board

    57 min

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    Lec 19: Dimensional Homogeneity

    46 min

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    Lec 20: Dimensional Analysis and Similarity

    45 min

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    Lec 21: Laminar and Turbulent Flows

    56 min

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    Lec 22: Losses in Pipe Fittings

    57 min

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    Lec 23: Flow in Noncircular Conduits and Multiple Path Pipeflow

    55 min

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    Lec 24: Mass Conservation Equation- I

    30 min

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    Lec 25: Mass Conservation Equation- II

    54 min

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    Lec 26:Stream Function

    64 min

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    Lec 27: Cauchy's Equation

    55 min

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    Lec 28: The Navier-Stokes Equation

    62 min

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    Lec 29: The Navier-Stokes Equation part 2

    61 min

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    Lec 30: The Navier-Stokes Equation III

    56 min

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    Lec 31: Approximate solutions of Navier Stokes Equation: Bounary Layer Approximation

    69 min

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    Lec 32: Boundary Layer Approximation II

    60 min

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    Lec 33: Boundary Layer Approximation III

    50 min

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    Lec 34: Open Channel Flow Unlisted

    56 min

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    Lec 35: Open Channel Flow II

    45 min

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    Lec 36: Open Channel Flow III

    56 min

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    Lec 37: Drag and Lift

    49 min

Course details

The Fluid Mechanics course provides a comprehensive understanding of the physical laws governing the behavior of fluids under rest and motion conditions. It explains how fluid properties such as density, viscosity, surface tension, and compressibility influence flow behavior in engineering systems. The course builds a strong theoretical foundation for analyzing real-life fluid flow problems encountered in water supply, hydraulic structures, environmental systems, and industrial applications.

The course covers fluid statics, kinematics, and dynamics in detail, helping learners understand pressure variation in fluids, velocity and acceleration fields, and energy transfer in flowing fluids. Emphasis is placed on fundamental governing equations, dimensional analysis, and similitude, enabling students to model and predict fluid behavior accurately. By the end of the course, learners develop the ability to analyze pipe flow, open channel flow basics, and flow measurement systems, forming a base for advanced subjects like hydraulics, river engineering, and environmental engineering.

SOURCE-YouTube [NPTEL IIT Guwahati]

Course suitable for

  • Oil & Gas
  • Mechanics & Turbomachinery
  • Civil & Structural
  • Piping & Layout
  • Petroleum

Key topics covered

  1. Properties of fluids and fluid statics

  2. Pressure measurement and manometry

  3. Fluid kinematics and flow descriptions

  4. Fluid dynamics and fundamental equations

  5. Bernoulli’s equation and applications

  6. Flow through pipes and pipe networks

  7. Boundary layer theory

  8. Flow measurement devices

  9. Dimensional analysis and model studies

  10. Introduction to compressible flow

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