ENGR8881 Applied Thermo-Fluid Dynamics GE

Dr Amir Zanj

2021

4.5

3 x 60-minute lectures weekly
1 x 120-minute tutorial weekly
2 x 120-minute practicals per semester

1 ENGR2751 - Fluid Mechanics
1a ENGR8801 - Fluid Mechanics GE
2 ENGR3712 - Thermodynamics and Energy Systems
2a PHYS2712 - Thermodynamics and Energy Systems
2b PHYS9712 - Thermodynamics and Energy Systems GE
3 ENGR2711 - Engineering Mathematics
3a ENGR8761 - Engineering Mathematics GE
4 Admission into MEMC-Master of Engineering (Mechanical)
Must Satisfy: (((1 or 1a) and (2 or 2a or 2b) and (3 or 3a)) or (4))

ENGR3761 has been successfully completed

Potential flow theory, Navier-Stokes equations; laminar and turbulent boundary layers; external flows; aerodynamics; heat transfer and experimental techniques.

The topic aims to ensure that the students have a basic understanding of the following:

Applying the equations of fluid mechanics to model various flows
Identifying and calculating rates of heat transfer

On completion of this topic you will be expected to be able to:

Understand and apply potential flow theory and the Navier-Stokes equations

Understand and apply fundamental of internal flows and external flows

Understand and apply fundamentals of heat transfer

Understand heat exchanger operation and selection

Understand how to research and report on a selected topic

Key dates and timetable

Internal - Tonsley - S1 - 1

Key dates for ENGR8881

First day to enrol:

30-Nov-2020

Last day to enrol:

12-Mar-2021

Census date:

02-Apr-2021

Last day to withdraw without failure:

14-May-2021

Availability details

Attendance mode:

Internal

Location:

Tonsley

Semester:

Availability no:

(1), (2)	Each class is numbered in brackets. Where more than one class is offered, students normally attend only one. Classes are held weekly unless otherwise indicated.
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	If this padlock appears next to an activity name (eg Lecture), then class registration is closed for this activity. Class registration normally closes at the end of week 2 of each semester.
	Classes in a stream are grouped so that the same students attend all classes in that stream. Registration in the stream will result in registration in all classes.
	Unless otherwise advised, classes are not held during semester breaks or on public holidays.

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