Lecture series presented at the University of Karlsruhe |
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| Applied Hydraulics | A first course in hydraulics, with a longer and a bit more readable introduction than Engineering Hydraulics 1 below, but generally shorter treatment of details. No rotating machinery, no networks of pipes. | Lectures: 24 hours, Tutorials: 24 hours | 75 Pages | 1.1 MB |
| Numerical Methods | An introduction to numerical skills, presenting theory and applications largely using the optimisation package in Microsoft Excel. Uses Excel workbooks 1-Functions, 2-Solution, 3-Solver, 4-Fitting, and 5-Diff-eqns | Lectures: 4 hours | 32 Pages | 0.5 MB |
| River Engineering | An introduction to waves and disturbances in channels, measurement, and structures | Lectures: 10 hours, Tutorials: 10 hours | 56 Pages | 0.9 MB |
Lecture series presented elsewhere |
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Lectures: 36 hours, Tutorials: 18 hours |
101 Pages |
1.4 MB |
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An introduction to steady, uniform, non-uniform, and unsteady motion in channels, including some sediment transport. |
Lectures: 15 hours, Tutorials: 17 hours |
59 Pages |
1.7 MB |
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A final year elective subject, concentrating on flow, flow measurement and waves in rivers; but relatively little on morphology and sediment transport. |
Lectures: 16 hours, Tutorials: 8 hours |
70 Pages |
1.2 MB |
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A final year elective subject, dealing with elementary oceanography, water wave theory, tsunami, and coastal engineering |
Lectures: 16 hours, Tutorials: 8 hours |
76 Pages |
3.3 MB |
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Maintained and authorised by: John Fenton, Institut für Hydromechanik,
Universität Karlsruhe, Kaiserstr. 12, 76131 Karlsruhe
Last modified: Last modified:
14 November 2008
Email:
fenton@ifh.uka.de