
Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer
Description
Overview: This module aims to provide an introduction to the properties and behaviour of fluids and the principles of heat transfer and the application of these concepts to practical, engineering problems. Syllabus: The module will teach the following: ? Introduction to fluids o Properties o Pascal?s principle o Archimedes? principle ? Bernoulli?s equation ? Macroscopic and differential balances ? Viscosity ? Dimensional analysis ? Flow through pipes and fittings ? Turbulence ? Drag ? Pumps ? Conduction and Fourier?s law ? Convection ? Condensation, boiling, and evaporation ? Heat exchangers ? Radiation ? Stirred tanks Learning Outcomes: On completion of the module the student is expected to be able to LO2 To appreciate and be able to quantitatively describe the properties of fluids and LO3 To understand the mechanisms of heat flow and be able to quantitatively describe heat transfer LO4 To apply the principles of fluid flow and heat transfer to the design and rating of equipment LO1 To be able to carry out mass, momentum, and energy balances (UKSPEC suggests no more than 4 learning outcomes per module. Statements must be broad and be syllabus free and link in with the intended learning outcomes on the programme specifications.) Assessment: ASSESSMENT: Examination 50% weighting Coursework 30% + 20% weighting
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CP208 has possible credit equivalents including IENG 2P10 at Brock University.