In the name of Allah the Most Gracious the Most Merciful

CE-252
FLUID MECHANICS-II
(3.0 CR Hrs = 2.0 Th+1.0 Lab)
 CONTACT DETAIL
Name: Dr. Muhammad Shahid
Office: Room No. 106, NICE Building
Office Hrs: Mon – Fri (09:00 – 17:00)
Contact Hrs: Open Door Policy
Phone: (051) 90854653
Email: Shahidbaloch@ymail.com
 COURSE Description
This course is designed to give the advance knowledge of
fluid statics and fluid Dynamics. The aim is to give the
perception of the governing principles of pipe flow
problems and pipe network design salient features.
Further fluid flow in the Hydraulic Machinery. Open
Channel flow is also studied in this course. The ideas
and concepts are further utilized to be implemented on
designing different hydraulic structures and hydraulic
Machinery.
 COURSE OBJECTIVES:
 An exposure to practical applications, work on a
small design project. Apply the principles of fluid for
the solution of practical civil engineering problems of
water conveyance in pipes, pipe networks and open
channels.
 Concept of hydraulic Machinery principles and

selection as per requirements.

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 PRACTICALS
No. Practical
1 Free jet flow.
2 Orifice discharge.
3 Demonstration of Reynolds number.
4 Losses in bends
5 Losses in pipes.
6 Pelton wheel.
7 Cavitation demonstration.
8 Flow channel.
9 Flow over weirs.
10 Pumps in Series.
11 Pumps in Parallel
12 Centrifugal pump.
13 Demonstration of Transient flow using water hammer apparatus
 TEXT BOOKS
 J F. Douglas, J A. Swaffield “Fluid Mechanics”
Fourth Edition
 E. John Finnemore and Joseph B. Franzini “Fluid

Mechanics With Engineering Applications” 10 th

Edition
 References Material:
 Streeter, Wylie, Bedford “Fluid Mechanics” Ninth
Edition.
 Dr Andrew Sleigh “An Introduction to Fluid

Mechanics” May 2001 (School of Civil Engineering,

University of Leeds).
 R E. Featherstone “Civil Engineering Hydraulics”

Third Edition.
 COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES (CLOs)
Taxonomy
S.No CLO Domain PLO
Level
1 Analyze the pipe flow problems to Cognitive 4 2
formulate solutions based on laminar and
turbulent flow regimes.
2 Analyze the working of hydraulic machines Cognitive 4 2
for an effective design of water supply and
hydropower schemes.
3 Solve open channel flow problems by using Cognitive 3 1
uniform flow equations.
Demonstrate basic principles of fluid
4 Psychomotor 4 2
mechanics by carrying out experiments.

CLOs ASSESSMENT
Cognitive Psychomotor

Spreadsheet Rubrics
 GRADING POLICY
Theoretical /
    66.67%
Instruction
  Assignments  10%  
  Quizzes  10%  
  OHTs  30%  
  End Semester Exam (ESE)  50%  
Practical Work     33.33%
Laboratory Work Laboratory Attendance  20%  
  Laboratory Report  20%  
  Laboratory Quiz  30%  
Viva/Quiz   30%  
Total     100%