EML 3016 C - Thermal Fluids II
Spring 2002
- Final Grades are posted here: GRADES
- A copy is also posted on my office door (Room 240A)
This is the second of a two-part series of
courses (Thermal Fluids I & II) designed to provide a background on
the fundamental principles and engineering applications of thermodynamics,
heat transfer and fluid mechanics. These three areas collectively
make up the field of thermal sciences but are traditionally taught as separate
courses. However, in this course sequence, the three areas
are presented in a more integrated manner, emphasizing the connectivity
between these areas through the use of ‘real-world’ examples of thermal
systems. Topics covered include, but are not limited to: Fundamentals
of Thermodynamics, including the First and Second Laws; application of
the laws of Thermodynamics to various systems; analysis of various Power
and Refrigeration Cycles; modes of heat transfer: conduction, convection
and radiation; analysis of steady state and transient heat transfer; fluids
statics; laws of conservation of mass & momentum (Newton’s second law)
and their application to various systems; Bernoulli’s equation; losses
in pipes and other internal and external flows.
The two thermal-fluids courses, EML 3015C (taught
in Fall) and EML 3016C (taught in Spring), together with EML 4304L, Experiments
in Thermal Fluid Sciences, form the core curriculum in thermal sciences.
Collectively, they should provide you with a sound fundamental as well
as a practical knowledge of this area of engineering.
Course
Instructor
Dr. F. S. Alvi
Office:
A240
Phone:
410-6336 (CEB); 644-0053 (FMRL)
Email:
alvi@eng.fsu.edu
Office Hours:
Monday, Wednesday:10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
By appointment only at other times
Teaching
Assistants
Mr. S. Lakkad
Office:
A209
Phone:
410-6304
Email: shaileshs@eng.fsu.edu
Office Hours:
Monday: 1-3 p.m., Wednesday: 1-3 p.m.
Mr. Pan Zheng
Office:
B306
Phone:
410-6575
Email: panzheng@eng.fsu.edu
Office Hours:
TBA
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This page will be constantly under
construction
This Web Page is maintained by Dr. Farrukh Alvi. Comments, questions,
please email
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
A large portion of the Material in
this Course Web Page was primarily developed by Dr. C. Shih who has taught
and developed the course over the past three years.