Fluid Mechanics Laboratory

1. Assisting students to understand the physical phenomena described in the fluid mechanics theory course through a fluid mechanics experimental course.
2. Instructing students on how to actually apply fluid mechanics formulas and reference methods in the textbook to analyze problems to understand the scope of applications and limitations for each method.
3. Enabling students to understand the difference between practice and theory and learn how to determine the location of a problem, as well as how to solve problems encountered in the experimental process.

1. Stability of floating bodies
2. Center of pressure
3. Determining the Reynolds number
4. Venturi effect
5. Jet impacts
6. Weir flow
7. Eddies
8. Multifunctional sinks
9. Outer regions of boundary layers
10. Straight pipe friction
11. Pipeline head loss system
12. Flow field observations
13. Mobile-bed sediment transport

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