Introduces hydrostatics, covering fluid definition, pressure, forces, buoyancy, Pascal's law, and pressure applications.
Covers the basics of fluid mechanics, including fluid properties, pressure, viscosity, and fluid behavior at rest and in motion.
Explores turbulence characteristics, simulation methods, and modeling challenges, providing guidelines for choosing and validating turbulence models.
Covers fluid statics, scalar and vector fields, Navier-Stokes equation, properties of solids and fluids, pressure, and atmospheric pressure variation.
Explores incompressible fluid mechanics, covering viscosity, pressure distribution, force balance, and neglecting shearing faces.
Explores Pascal's principle and the Eulerian concept in fluid mechanics, demonstrating how pressure distributes forces and how velocity fields describe fluid movement.
Explores the Bernoulli equation in fluid dynamics, emphasizing assumptions and practical applications in solving fluid mechanics problems.
Explores pressure in fluids, hydrostatic paradox, and atmospheric pressure measurement with the mercury barometer.
Explores closed and non-closed surfaces, divergence theorem, Stokes theorem, and fluid properties in fluid dynamics and electromagnetism.
