Fluid mechanics TP

UC1

About This Course

Get hands-on with fluid mechanics through three laboratory-based practical works that connect theoretical concepts to real experimental situations.

💧 TP1: Flow Measurement (Debimetry) Measure flow rate and analyze experimental data.

🌊 TP2: Thin-Walled Weir Study Explore the relationship between water head and discharge.

⚖️ TP3: Hydrostatic Pressure Force Investigate forces acting on submerged surfaces.

🚀 Your learning journey: Start with a quick prerequisite check, use the available remediation resources if you need a refresher, and then progress through each practical work by experimenting, analyzing, practicing, and reporting.

🎯 By the end of the course, you will be able to observe, measure, analyze, and interpret fluid behavior using real experimental data, giving you practical hydraulics experience beyond theoretical knowledge.

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Requirements

Students should have basic knowledge of fluid mechanics, hydrostatics, and Microsoft Excel, including simple calculations, experimental data handling, and graph creation.

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Course Staff

Dr. Ines Chabani is an Assistant Professor at Mentouri Brothers University Constantine 1, Algeria, specializing in Energy Physics and Renewable Energies . Her teaching and research activities include fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, renewable energy, heat transfer, and hydrogen technologies . She holds a PhD in Energy Physics and Renewable Energies and has experience teaching physics, programming, and renewable-energy-related subjects at university level.

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💬 What should I do if I have a question about the course?

If you have a question about the practical work, course content, or an activity, consult the available course resources first. If you still need assistance, contact the instructor using the contact information provided in the course.

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