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    UNVERSITI MALAYSIA PERLIS

    BORANG PENAWARAN KURSUS BARU

    Pusat Pengajian/Pusat : Kejuruteraan Alam Sekitar

    (1) Kod kursus/ Course code: EAT 213

    (2) Tajuk kursus/ Course title: Mekanik Bendalir dan Hidraulik/ Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics

    (3) Nilai unit/ Number of unit: 4

    (4) Jenis kursus/ Course type: Teras/ Core

    (5) Prasyarat/ Prerequisite:Tiada/ NIL

    (6) Sinopsis kursus/ Course synopsis:

    This course presents the study of the mechanics of water. In fluid mechanics, other fluids, including oil and

    gasses are studied. The student will be taught about properties of fluids, fluid static and kinematics,

    Bernoullis equation, momentum equation, analysis of flow in open channel and pipeline system. Thiscourse will also cover the transportation and metering of fluids such as pumps and turbines. At the end of

    the course, students should be able to apply the theory to solve problem related to flow of fluids.

    (7) Senarai eksperimen/ List of experiments:

    Lab 1(a) - Properties of Fluid

    Lab 1(b) - Flowmeter measurement apparatus

    Lab 2 - Bernoullis theorem demonstrationLab 3 - Impact water jet

    Lab 4 - Osbourne Reynolds demonstration unit

    Lab 5 - Friction Loss Apparatus

    (8) Pendekatan pembelajaran/ Learning approach: (sbg. contoh kuliah, seminar, amali, lawatan,

    tutorial, dll. Sila nyatakan sekali bilangan jam)

    i) Lecture: 42 hours (100%)

    ii) Laboratory: 10 hours (20.0 %)

    iii) Tutorial: 10 hours (20.0 %)

    (9) Kali pertama penawaran kursus/ First time course offered:

    1STSemester, Academic Session 2009/2010

    HEA 012013/2014 Intake

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    (10) Matriks hasil pembelajaran/ Course outcomes Matrix:

    NotaHasil pembelajaran (course outcomes, CO) ialah jenis keupayaan (competencies) yang diharapkan dapat ditunjukkan oleh

    pelajar setelah melalui kursus ini.

    Note: Course outcomes, CO, are types of competencies which can be realised by the students after having this course.

    Course Outcome (CO)Levelof

    comple

    xity

    PO

    1

    PO

    2

    PO

    3

    PO

    4

    PO

    5

    PO

    6

    PO

    7

    PO

    8

    PO

    9

    PO

    10

    PO

    11

    PO

    12

    PO

    13

    PO

    14

    PO

    15

    Possible

    Assessment

    Domain C CP

    CSP

    PC

    C

    PCTPS

    EM LLC

    LSTS

    EM ESC

    EM CP

    C

    P

    CEM

    PC

    CO1:

    Ability to define and describe

    the properties of fluidsC4

    Assignment;

    Laboratory;

    Test;

    Examination

    CO2:

    Ability to identify and analyse

    some fluid static and fluid

    dynamic theories and

    applications

    C4

    Assignment;

    Laboratory;

    Test;

    Examination

    CO3:

    Ability to describe and solve

    problems related to fluid flow

    in pipeline system

    C4

    Assignment;

    Laboratory;

    Test;

    Examination

    CO4:

    Ability to describe and solve

    problems related to fluid flow

    in open channel system

    C4

    Assignment;

    Laboratory;

    Test;

    Examination

    Average

    1- Leastrelevant is given if the outcome is only taught in lectures.2 - Moderaterelevance is given if the outcome have only taught and are either implemented in laboratory sessions or assessed by other means.

    3- Substantial relevance is given if the outcome is taught in lecture, laboratories, and has proper assessment procedure.Nota: Hasil pembelajaran courseoutcome-CO) ialah jenis keupayaan (competencies) yang ditunjukkan oleh pelajar setelah melalui kursus ini

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    (11) PanduanRancangan mengajar/ Teaching Plan Guide

    Study

    WeekCourse Content Delivery Mode

    Level of

    Complexity

    Possible

    Assessment

    1

    (Mr

    Saiful)

    CHAPTER 1Properties of Fluid

    DEFINITION of a fluid.

    IDENTIFYproperties of fluids (density, specific

    gravity, viscosity, kinematic viscosity and surface

    tension), pressure, force mass and weight, units and

    conversion factors.

    DESCRIBEdimensional analysis.

    (3 hours)

    Lecture;

    Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    A3:ValuingLL1 Examination

    Assignments

    LabGroup A (Week 1) (2 hours) Laboratory

    experiment

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    TS1, LS2

    Laboratory

    experiment,

    test, report

    and oral

    presentationTutorialGroup B (Week 1) (2 hours) Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    -

    2

    (Mr

    Saiful)

    CHAPTER 2Fluid Statics

    DEFINEbasic equation of fluid statics.

    EXPLAINpressure-depth relationships, pressure

    forces on surfaces.

    DESCRIBE pressure measurement.

    (3 hours)

    Lecture;

    Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    A3:Valuing

    LL1

    Examination

    Assignments

    LabGroup B (Week 2) (2 hours) Laboratoryexperiment

    C4:AnalysisP4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    TS1, LS2

    Laboratoryexperiment,

    test, report

    and oralpresentation

    TutorialGroup A (Week 2) (2 hours) Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    -

    3

    (Mr

    Saiful)

    CHAPTER 3Hydrostatic Force on Surfaces,

    Buoyancy and Flotation

    ANALYSEhydrostatic force exerted by a liquid on a

    plane area and curved surface.DESCRIBEArchimedes principle, stability of

    submerged and floating body.

    DEFINEhydrostatic forces on dam.

    (3 hours)

    Lecture;

    Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    A3:Valuing

    LL1

    Assignments

    LabGroup A (Week 3) (2 hours) Laboratory

    experiment

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    TS1, LS2

    Laboratory

    experiment,

    test, report

    and oral

    presentation

    TutorialGroup B (Week 3) (2 hours) Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    -

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    4

    (Mr

    Saiful)

    CHAPTER 4- Fluid Dynamics

    DEFINEContinuity Equation;

    DERIVEof the Bernoullis Equation;DISCUSS application of Bernoullis Equation;CALCULATEflow meter measurements.

    (3 hours)

    Lecture;

    Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    A3:Valuing

    LL1

    Examination

    Assignments

    LabGroup B (Week 4) (2 hours) Laboratory

    experiment

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    TS1, LS2

    Laboratoryexperiment,

    test, report

    and oral

    presentation

    TutorialGroup A (Week 4) (2 hours) Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    -

    5

    (Mr

    Saiful)

    CHAPTER 5Momentum Equation and its

    Application

    DEFINEMomentum and fluid flow;DERIVE of the momentum equation;

    ANALYSE and CALCULATEthe force of impacts on:

    Stationary plate, stationary curved vanes, pipe

    bends, closed conduits and nozzles.

    (3 hours)

    Lecture;

    Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    A3:Valuing

    LL1

    Examination

    Assignments

    LabGroup A (Week 5) (2 hours) Laboratory

    experiment

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    TS1, LS2

    Laboratory

    experiment,

    test, reportand oral

    presentation

    TutorialGroup B (Week 5) (2 hours) Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    -

    6-7

    (Mr

    Saiful)

    CHAPTER 6Flow in Closed Conduits

    INTRODUCE the flow of water under steady

    condition.

    DEFINEboth laminar and turbulent flows and

    discusses head losses due to friction and flow

    separation, in pipes flowing full. The emphasis will

    be head loss due to friction in turbulent flow.

    IDENTIFY Various equations for friction loss, friction

    factor and Reynoldsnumber for laminar andturbulent flow; Moodys chart.

    (6 hours)

    Lecture;

    Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    A3:Valuing

    LL1

    Examination

    Assignments

    LabGroup B (Week 6) (2 hours) Laboratory

    experiment

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    TS1, LS2

    Laboratory

    experiment,

    test, reportand oral

    presentation

    TutorialGroup A (Week 6) (2 hours) Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    -

    LabGroup A (Week 7) (2 hours) Laboratory

    experiment

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    TS1, LS2

    Laboratoryexperiment,

    test, report

    and oral

    presentation

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    Tutorial Group A (Week 7) (2 hours) Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    -

    8-9

    (Ms

    Amiza)

    CHAPTER 7Complex Pipeline System

    ANALYSIS of flow in pipelines.

    ANALYSE andCALCULATE pipes in parallel, in series

    and also of pipe networks, under steady conditions.

    (6 hours)

    Lecture;

    Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    A3:Valuing

    LL1

    Examination

    Assignments

    LabGroup B (Week 8) (2 hours) Laboratory

    experiment

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    TS1, LS2

    Laboratory

    experiment,

    test, report

    and oral

    presentation

    Tutorial Group A (Week 8) (2 hours) Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    -

    LabGroup A (Week 9) (2 hours) Laboratory

    experiment

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    TS1, LS2

    Laboratoryexperiment,

    test, report

    and oral

    presentation

    Tutorial Group B (Week 9) (2 hours) Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    -

    10-13

    (Ms

    Amiza)

    CHAPTER 8Analysis of Flow in Open Channel

    DESCRIBEflow in open channels;

    CALCULATE hydraulic radius and Reynold number in

    open channel;

    DEFINE and ANALYSEuniform and non-uniform flow

    in open channels; Determination of normal depths

    by various methods;

    DESCRIBE and ANALYSERapidly varied flow;

    DEFINEThe Hydraulic jump: types and uses.

    (9 hours)

    Lecture;

    Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    A3:Valuing

    LL1

    Examination

    Assignments

    LabGroup B (Week 10) (2 hours) Laboratory

    experiment

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    TS1, LS2

    Laboratory

    experiment,

    test, report

    and oralpresentation

    TutorialGroup A (Week 10) (2 hours) Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    -

    LabGroup A (Week 11) (2 hours) Laboratory

    experiment

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    TS1, LS2

    Laboratory

    experiment,test, report

    and oral

    presentation

    TutorialGroup B (Week 11) (2 hours) Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    -

    LabGroup B (Week 12) (2 hours) Laboratory

    experiment

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    TS1, LS2

    Laboratory

    experiment,

    test, reportand oral

    presentation

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    TutorialGroup A (Week 12) (2 hours) Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    -

    LabGroup A (Week 13) (2 hours) Laboratory

    experiment

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    TS1, LS2

    Laboratory

    experiment,

    test, reportand oral

    presentation

    TutorialGroup B (Week 13) (2 hours) Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    -

    14

    (Ms

    Amiza)

    CHAPTER 9Fluid Machinery

    DESCRIBE the basics of pumps and turbines.

    DISCUSScharacteristic curves and includes the

    analysis of matching pump characteristics with

    system demand in pipelines.

    DESCRIBEturbines and their basic functions and

    operations.

    (6 hours)

    Lecture;

    Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    A3:Valuing

    LL1

    Assignments

    LabGroup B (Week 14) (2 hours) Laboratory

    experiment

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    TS1, LS2

    Laboratory

    experiment,

    test, reportand oral

    presentation

    TutorialGroup A (Week 14) (2 hours) Problem

    Solving;

    C4:Analysis

    P4:Mechanism

    A3:Valuing

    -

    15 MINGGU ULANGKAJI / REVISION WEEK

    16-20 PEPERIKSAAN AKHIR SEMESTER / FINAL

    EXAMINATION

    NOTA 1: POSSIBLE ASSESSMENT (Assessment mode can vary from semester to semester based on suitability)

    Code Description

    a Examinations and/or tests

    b Laboratory experiment, test, report and oral presentation

    c Design project, report (and oral presentation)

    d Graduation project, dissertation and oral presentation

    e Quiz

    f Assignment

    g Computer simulation

    h Prototype development

    i Class attendancej Industrial training report, oral presentation and UNIMAPs and host company supervisors evaluations

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    Projek Untuk Pembelajaran Berasaskan Masalah (PBL)jika berkenaan

    Problem-based learning (PBL) projects where relevant

    Bil. Projek

    NIL

    (12) Sumbangan penilaian/ Evaluation contribution:

    (i)

    Peperiksaan/ Examination: 80%

    Test 1 = 10%

    Test 2 = 10%

    Final Examination = 60%

    (ii) Kerja kursus/course work: 20%

    Laboratories = 10%

    Assignments = 5%

    Quizzes = 5%

    (13) Tenaga pengajar terkini untuk penawaran kursus/Current Teaching staff for the course offered:

    Lecturer:

    1. En Saiful Azhar Saad

    2. Cik Wan Amneera Bt Wan Ahmad

    Teaching Engineer:

    1. Pn Nurul Huda Hashim

    2.

    Pn Zuraini Mohd Ideris

    (14) Jumlah pelajar yang dijangkakan untuk kali pertama penawaran kursus/ Number of students

    expected during the first time course offered: 80 students

    (15) Senarai buku teks dan rujukan/ List of text books and references : (Dahulukan dengan rujukan yang

    utama/ list main texts/references first)

    Text book:

    1. Yunus, A.C., John, M.C., Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications. McGraw Hill. (2010).

    2.

    Mott, R.L., Applied Fluid Mechanics. Prentice Hall. (2006).

    3.

    Young, D.F., Munson, B.R., Okiishi, T.H. & Huebsch, W.W., A Brief Introduction to Fluid Mechanics. WileyInterscience. (2007).

    4. Landau L.D & Lifshitz, E.M., Fluid Mechanics. Elsevier. (2004)

    5. Subramanya, K. Flow in Open Channels, McGraw Hill International Edition, (2000).

    (16) Nota/ Notes(Catatkan di sini maklumat lain yang berkenaan mengenai kursus ini, sekiranya ada)

    NIL

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    (17) Tandatangan & Kelulusan/ Signatures & approvals

    _______________ ____________________ __________________

    (Pencetus) (Penolong Pendaftar (Dekan/Pengarah)

    Nama : Pusat Pengajian/Pusat)

    Tarikh : Tarikh: Tarikh :

    _____________________________

    (Dekan Pengurusan Akademik)

    Tarikh :

    Cop Rasmi: