Basics of hydromechanics and hydrotechnics

Lectures	V. prof. Ph.D. Edin Berberović
Exercises	V.Prof.Dr. Edin Berberović As. Eldar Čurić
Year - semester	II – winter
Number of lessons (F+V)	3+2
ECTS points	4

Course syllabus

Introduction. Areas of application. Physical properties of fluids. Rheological division of fluids. Fluid statics. Forces acting on a fluid. Stress state at a fluid point. The basic equation of fluid statics in the field of the Earth's gravity. Pressure force on flat and curved surfaces. Buoyancy. Fluid kinematics. Lagrangian and Eulerian approaches to flow analysis. Material extract. System and control volume. Power line and power pipe. Classification of fluid flow. Reynolds transport theorem. Potential flow. Rate potential and stream function. Resolution procedures. Laws of conservation. Law of conservation of mass, balance of the amount of movement and conservation of energy. Dynamics of an ideal fluid. Euler's equations. Balance of the amount of movement in stationary flow. Bernoulli's equation. Analysis of stationary flow. Real fluid dynamics. Navier-Stokes equations. Turbulent flow. Flow in the boundary layer. Flow resistances in pipes and shape resistances. Calculation of flow in pipelines. Leakage and overflow. Free and submerged highlighting. Highlighting through small and large openings. Sharp-edged toppings. Flow in open troughs. Steady flow in the orit. Flow in a slightly inclined bed. Current in rapid current. Flow curve, critical flow and bed drop. Flow of underground water. Darcy's Law. Stationary percolation. Dimensional analysis and model similarity.

Literature

Basic:

Jović V. (2006), Basics of hydromechanics, Element Zagreb
2. Berberović E., Collection of tasks from Fluid Mechanics, University of Zenica, 2019

Additional:

Berberović E., Čurić E. (2022), Engineering simulations in fluid mechanics and heat transfer, University of Zenica
Demirdžić I. (1991), Fluid Mechanics Part I, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Sarajevo
Tadić L., Barač B. (2010), Collection of Problems in Hydromechanics, JJ Strossmayer University, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Osijek