Identification             Subject              ENGR210 Fluid Mechanics 6 ECTS credits 
                                             Department           Petroleum Engineering 
                                             Program              Undergraduate 
                                             Term                 Spring, 2020 
                                             Instructor           Masoud Mehrizadeh 
                                             E-mail:              mmehrizadeh@khazar.org 
                                             Phone:               055 4625367 
                                             Classroom/hours       
                                             Office hours          
                  Prerequisites              ENGR205 
                  Language                   English 
                  Compulsory/Elective        Compulsory 
                  Description                This course is an introduction to vast field of mechanics of fluids. First students 
                                             learn about fluids and their fundamental properties and how they affect behavior of 
                                             fluids. Then more advanced properties of stationary fluids such as surface tension 
                                             and hydrostatic pressure is discussed. Next, behavior of fluids in motion and their 
                                             influence on environment is addressed. 
                  Required textbooks         “Brief Introduction to Fluid Mechanics” by Donald F. Young, Bruce R. 
                  and course materials        Munson,  Theodore  H.  Okiishi,  Wade  W.  Huebsch-A,  Fifth  Edition, 
                                              published by Wiley Publication, 2010. 
                                             “Fluid  Mechanics  with  Engineering  Applications”  by  E.  John 
                                              Finnemore and Joseph B. Franzini, 10th. Edition, published by McGraw 
                                              Hill, 2001. 
                  Course outline             Stress and strain rate descriptions, fluid statics, and use of differential and finite 
                                             control volume analysis with continuity, momentum, and energy equations, 
                                             Bernoulli and Euler equations, and incompressible viscous flow using Naiver-
                                             Stokes equations. 
                  Course objectives          The course helps students to gain a basic understanding of properties of fluids and 
                                             how to measure them. These knowledge lead to determination of behavior of 
                                             fluids in various conditions. Moreover, the course enables students to apply the 
                                             concepts in broad range of engineering problems from blood in human body to 
                                             galaxies.  
                  Learning outcomes           • Determination of basic characteristics of fluids, 
                                              • Calculation of hydrostatic pressure at any given point in fluids, 
                                              • Calculation of forces exerted by fluids, 
                                              • Describing properties of fluid flows under various conditions, 
                                              • Formulating conservation of mass, moment and energy for different 
                                               systems of fluids, 
                                              • Apply governing equations of fluid flows to different engineering 
                                               problems,  
                  Teaching methods           Lecture                                                               x 
                                             Experiential exercise                                                 x 
                                             Assisted work                                                         x 
                                             Assisted lab work                                                     x 
                                             Others                                                      
                  Evaluation                         Methods                    Date/deadlines              Percentage (%) 
                                             Midterm Exam                                                          30 
                                             Class Participation                                                   10 
                                             Quizzes (4-6)                                                         20 
                                             Lab Exercises                                                         5 
                                             Project (3 phases)                                                    - 
                                             Final Exam                                                            35 
                                                Total                                                                     100 
                   Policy                       • NO CELL PHONES are allowed during lecture and lab sessions. 
                                                  PLEASE turn them off before lecture! (Not silent or vibrating mode). 
                                                  This is a university policy and violators will be reprimanded accordingly. 
                                                • Participation and interaction in classes are more important than just 
                                                   attendance.  
                                                • No late assignments will be accepted without prior arrangement with the 
                                                   instructor for acceptable excuses. Medical and family emergency will be 
                                                   considered on case-by-case basis. 
                                                • No late homework will be accepted. Homework is to be completed on an 
                                                   individual basis. Students may discuss homework with classmates, but 
                                                   students are responsible for your own work. If students have consulted 
                                                   classmates, please note the individuals name on the top of students’ 
                                                   assignment. 
                                                • Quizzes may be given unannounced throughout the term and will count 
                                                   as one homework. There will be no make-up quizzes. 
                                                • One or two sessions will be held in fluid mechanics laboratory and 
                                                   Lab exercise including technical report will be asked based on 
                                                   experiments. Students are responsible for completing the reading 
                                                   assigned from the textbook related to the covered topics and for checking 
                                                   email regularly for important information and announcements related to 
                                                   the course. 
                                                • University policy on academic honesty concerning exams and individual 
                                                   work will be strictly enforced. 
                                                • BE ON TIME! 
                      
                                                                 Tentative Schedule 
                                   Date/Day 
                       Week                                              Topics                            Textbook/Assignments 
                                  (Tentative) 
                         1       11.02.2020&      Introduction to Fluid Mechanics                         Chapter 1 
                                  13.02.2020 
                                 18.02.2020&      Fluid Properties; Dimensions and Units                  Chapter 1 
                         2        20.02.2020 
                                 25.02.2020&      Viscosity and Compressibility, Surface Tension          Chapter 1 
                         3        27.02.2020 
                         4       03.03.2020&      Introduction to Fluid Statics                           Chapter 2 
                                  05.03.2020 
                                 10.03.2020&      Pressure calculation at a point                         Chapter 2 
                         5        12.03.2020 
                         7       17.03.2020&      Pressure variations and measurements                    Chapter 2 
                                  19.03.2020 
                                 20.03.2020-      Holiday                                                  
                         8        26.03.2020 
                         9       31.03.2020&      Hydrostatic force calculations                          Chapter 2 
                                  02.04.2020 
                                 07.04.2020&      Midterm Exam                                             
                         10       09.04.2020 
                                 14.04.2020&      Introduction to Fluid Kinematics                        Chapter 3 
                         11       16.04.2020 
                             21.04.2020&    Bernoulli Equation                                Chapter 3 
                      12      23.04.2020 
                      13     28.04.2020&    Examples of use of Bernoulli Equation             Chapter 4 
                              30.04.2020 
                                            Introduction to Control Volume analysis           Chapter 4 
                      14     05.05.2020&
                              07.05.2020    Velocity and acceleration field 
                             12.05.2020&    Reynolds Transport Theorem and conservation of    Chapter 4 
                      15      14.05.2020    mass 
                                            Conservation of Momentum and Energy               Chapters 8 
                      16     19.05.2020&
                              21.05.2020    Viscous flow in pipes 
                                                                                                    
               This syllabus is a guide for the course and any modifications to it will be announced in advance.