Fluid Mechanics (ENME E3161) Prof. H. Waisman Fall 2013 Columbia University 1 Department of Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics ENME E3161x Fluid Mechanics HOMEWORK SET 1: DUE SEPTEMBER 24 (in class -or Yingjie Liu Mailbox by noontime) The homework problems are designed to help reinforce the concepts that are introduced in class. It is acceptable for you to work together to help formulate solutions for the problems. However, the work that you hand in has to be your own. Text: Cengel and Cimbala, “Fluid Mechanics, Fundamentals and Applications”, McGraw-Hill, 2nd Edition. Questions: 1.
Fluid Mechanics (ENME E3161) Prof. H. Waisman Fall 2013 Columbia University 1 Department of Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics ENME E3161x Fluid Mechanics HOMEWORK SET 1: DUE SEPTEMBER 24 (in class -or Yingjie Liu Mailbox by noontime) The homework problems are designed to help reinforce the concepts that are introduced in class. It is acceptable for you to work together to help formulate solutions for the problems. However, the work that you hand in has to be your own. Text: Cengel and Cimbala, “Fluid Mechanics, Fundamentals and Applications”, McGraw-Hill, 2nd Edition. Questions: 1. 2-16E 2. 2-60 3. 2-75 4. 2-100E 5. 2-103
Fluid Mechanics (ENME E3161) Prof. H. Waisman Fall 2013 Columbia University 2
Fluid Mechanics (ENME E3161) Prof. H. Waisman Fall 2013 Columbia University 3
Fluid Mechanics (ENME E3161) Prof. H. Waisman Fall 2013 Columbia University 4 Text: Cengel and Cimbala, “Fluid Mechanics, Fundamentals and Applications”, McGraw-Hill, 3nd Edition. 1. 2-18E
Fluid Mechanics (ENME E3161) Prof. H. Waisman Fall 2013 Columbia University 5 2. 2-64 3. 2-79 4. 2-105E 5. 2-110 (Please change the diameter from 0.0026 mm to 0.002 mm)





