Lecture 31 of 40Module 6
Unsteady Flow: Waves and its Classification
Prof. Arup Kumar Sharma · IIT Guwahati
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All the lectures
- Introduction to Hydraulics
- Open Channel Hydraulic Part - 1
- Open Channel Hydraulics Part - 2
- Velocity and Pressure Distribution
- Practical use of velocity co-efficient in channel flow
- Conservation Principles & ioioGoverning Equations
- Uniform Flow
- Uniform Flow Formula
- Computation of Uniform Flow Part - 1
- Computation of Uniform Flow Part - 2
- Uniform Flow in Mobile Boundary Channel
- Incipient Motion Condition and Regime of Flow
- Concept of Specific Energy
- Computation of Critical Depth
- Specific Force, Critical Depth & Sequent Depth
- Non-uniform Flow: Gradually Varied Flow
- Classification of Gradually Varied Flow
- Characteristic of Gradually Varied Flow
- Characteristic of Gradually Varied Flow & its Computation
- Gradually Varied Flow & its Computation
- Computation of Gradually Varied Flow
- Gradually Varied Flow: Numerical Methods and Problem Solving
- Rapidly Varied Flow: Hydraulic Jump
- Hydraulic Jump
- Flow Over Hump and Channel Contraction
- Canal Design - 1
- Canal Design - 2
- Design of Alluvial Channel
- Design of Alluvial Channel - 2
- Design of Alluvial Channel - 3
- Unsteady Flow: Waves and its Classification
- Unsteady Flow Part - 2
- Unsteady Flow Part - 3
- Pipe Flow: Friction Loss
- Pipe Flow: Losses in Pipes
- Pipe in Series & Parallel
- Pipe Network Analysis
- Water Hammer & Surge Tank
- Pipe Flow Friction Loss
- Pipe Flow: Losses in Pipe