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    • About me
    • LIBRARY
  • ENGINEERING
    • WHY ENGINEERING IN THE AIMERS
      • MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
        • Thermodynamics
        • Fluid Mechanics & Fluid Machines
        • Materials Engineering
        • Engg. Science Course/Maths IV
        • Technical Communication/Universal Human Values
        • Fluid Mechanics Lab
        • Material Testing Lab
        • Computer Aided Machine Drawing-I Lab
        • Project or Internship
        • Computer System Security/Python Programming
        • (Essential for Hons. Degree)
        • Maths IV/Engg. Science Course
        • Universal Human Values/Technical Communication
        • Applied Thermodynamics
        • Engineering Mechanics
        • Manufacturing Processes
        • Applied Thermodynamics Lab
        • Manufacturing Processes Lab
        • Computer Aided Machine Drawing-II Lab
        • Python Programming / Computer System Security
        • Managerial Economics
        • Sociology /Cyber Security
        • Machine Design-I
        • Heat & Mass Transfer
        • Manufacturing Science& Technology-II
        • Design and Simulation Lab I
        • Heat & Mass Transfer Lab
        • Manufacturing Technology-II Lab
        • Seminar
        • Engines and Compressors
        • Mechatronics and Microprocessor
        • Finite Element Methods
        • Engineering Optimization
        • Industrial Management
        • Cyber Security/ Sociology
        • Fluid Machinery
        • Theory of Machines
        • Machine Design-II
        • Fluid Machinery Lab
        • Theory of Machines Lab
        • Design and Simulation Lab II
        • Refrigeration & Airconditioning
        • Refrigeration & Air-conditioning
        • Production Planning and Control
        • Mechanical Vibration
        • INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY
        • Reliability Engineering
        • HSMC-1/HSMC-2
        • Measurement & Metrology Lab
        • Automation and Industry 4.0
        • Design and Analysis
        • Thermal Engineering
        • Automobile Engineering
        • Mathematical Modeling of Manufacturing Processes
        • Machine Learning
        • Computer Graphics and product modeling
        • Power Plant Engineering
        • Vehicle Body Engineering & safety
        • Manufacturing and Automation
      • COMPUTER SCIENCE
        • Artificial Intelligence
        • Engineering Science Course/Maths IV
        • Technical Communication/Universal Human values
        • Data Structure
        • Computer Organization and Architecture
        • Discrete Structures & Theory of Logic
        • Data Structures Using C Lab
        • Computer Organization Lab
        • Discrete Structure & Logic Lab
        • Project or Internship
        • Computer System Security/Python Programming
        • Essential for Hons. Degree
        • Maths IV/Engg. Science Course
        • Universal Human Values/ Technical Communication
        • Operating Systems
        • Theory of Automata and Formal Languages
        • Microprocessor
        • Operating Systems Lab
        • Microprocessor Lab
        • Python Language Programming Lab
        • Python Programming/Computer System Security
        • Natural language processing
        • High Performance Computing
        • Cryptography and Network Security
        • Design & Development of Applications
        • Software Testing
        • Distributed Systems
        • Deep Learning
        • Service Oriented Architecture
        • Quantum Computing
        • Mobile Computing
        • Internet of Things
        • Cloud Computing
        • Blockchain Architecture Design
        • Design and Analysis of Algorithm
        • Computational Geometry
        • Complexity Theory
        • Parallel Algorithm
        • Concurrent System
        • Data Warehousing & Data Mining
        • Distributed Database
        • E‐Commerce
        • Advance DBMS
        • Human Computer Interface
        • Database Management System
        • Principle of Programming Language
        • Web Technology
        • Computer Architecture
        • Engineering Economics
        • Design and Analysis of Algorithm Lab
        • DBMS Lab
        • Principle of Programming Language
        • Web Technology Lab
        • Computer Networks
        • Software Engineering
        • Compiler Design
        • Industrial Management
        • Computer Networks Lab
        • Software Engineering Lab
        • Compiler Design Lab
        • SEMINAR
      • ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
        • Electro-Mechanical Energy Conversion–I
        • Thermal & Hydraulic Machines
        • Mathematics III/Science Based Open Elective
        • Electrical Measurement & Measuring Instruments
        • Basic System Analysis
        • Industrial Psychology/ Industrial Sociology
        • Human Values & Professional Ethics/ Cyber Security
        • Thermal & Hydraulic Machines Lab
        • Electromechanical Energy Conversion- I Lab
        • Electrical Measurement Lab
        • Numerical Technique Lab
        • General Proficiency Lab
        • ANALOG AND DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
        • ELECTRONICS LAB
        • NETWORK ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS
        • ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING MATERIALS
        • MICROPROCESSORS
        • NETWORK LABORATORY
        • ELECTRICAL SIMULATION LAB
        • MICROPROCESSOR LABORATORY
        • FUNDAMENTALS OF E.M.THEORY
        • ELECTRO-MECHANICAL ENERGY CONVERSION - II
        • CONTROL SYSTEM
        • ELEMENTS OF POWER SYSTEM
        • ANALOG INTEGRATED ELECTRONICS
        • POWER ELECTRONICS
        • Analog & Digital Communication
        • POWER ELECTRONICS LABORATORY
        • : ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMMUNICATION LAB
        • SWITCHGEAR AND PROTECTION
        • ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTATION AND PROCESS CONTROL
        • POWER SYSTEM LAB
        • ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTATION LAB.
        • PROJECT
        • PRACTICAL & INDUSTRIAL TRAINING PRESENTATION
        • DATA COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
        • DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND DATA MINING AND WAREHOUSING
        • DIGITAL CONTROL SYSTEM
        • FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
        • SPECIAL ELECTRICAL MACHINES
        • VLSI DESIGN
        • WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
        • ANTENA AND WAVE PROPOGATION
        • MECHATRONICS
        • OBJECT ORIENTED SYSTEMS AND C++
        • POWER SYSTEM OPERATION AND CONTROL
        • ADVANCED MICROPROCESSORS AND MICROCONTROLLERS
        • ELECTRIC DRIVES
        • TELEMETRY AND DATA TRANSMISSION
        • EMBEDDED SYSTEM
        • DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN USING VHDL
        • OPTICAL FIBER COMMUNICATION
        • BIO-INSTRUMENTATION
        • ADVANCED CONTROL SYSTEM
        • RELIABILITY ENGINEERING
        • ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND CONSERVATION
        • MICROWAVE & RADAR
        • SPEECH PROCESSING
        • IMAGE PROCESSING
        • SATELLITE COMMUNICATION
        • HUMAN VALUE & PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
      • ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION
      • CIVIL ENGINEERING
        • MECHANICS OF SOLID
        • FLUID MECHANICS
        • STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
        • OPEN CHANNEL FLOW
        • SURVEY
        • WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
        • ESTIMATION AND ANALYSIS
        • ENGINEERING VALUE AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
        • ENGINEERING GEOLOGY
        • PROJECT MANAGEMENT
        • MATERIAL SCIENCE
        • ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
        • IRRIGATION ENGINEERING
        • STEEL
        • BUILDING MATERIAL SCIENCE
      • Chemical Engineering
      • Petroleum Engineering
      • Biotechnology Engineering
      • Marine Engineering
      • Biomedical Engineering
      • Aeronautical Engineering
      • Aerospace Engineering
      • Industrial Engineering
      • Automobile Engineering
      • Communications Engineering
      • Ceramic Engineering
      • Telecommunication Engineering
      • Production Engineering
      • Robotics Engineering
      • Textile Engineering
      • Mechatronics Engineering
      • Power Engineering
      • Structural Engineering
      • Construction Engineering
      • Metallurgical Engineering
      • Mining Engineering
  • ECONOMICS
    • WHY ECONOMICS IN THE AIMERS
      • MICRO ECONOMICS
      • MACRO ECONOMICS
      • INTERNATIOAL ECONOMICS
      • ECONOMICS ARTICLE
      • STOCK MARKET
      • BUSINESS ECONOMY
      • BSE/ NSE/NIFTY/SENSEX
      • IMF/FRB/EUB/RBI/PRCB
      • INDUSTRIES
      • FINANCIAL SECTORS
      • ENERGY
      • PETROLIUMS/HELP/NELP......
      • INFRASTRUCTURES
      • INVESTMENTS
      • SPECTRUMS
      • CARBON/HYDROGEN TRADING
      • e-COMMERS
        • PAYMENT
        • export
        • import
  • MEDICAL SCIENCE
    • WHY MEDICAL SCIENCE IN THE AIMERS
      • aetiology
      • bioengineering
      • biomedicine
      • cardiology
      • chiropody
      • cytology
      • dentistry
      • dietetics
      • embryology
      • endocrinology
      • epidemiology
      • gastroenterology
      • general practice
      • genetics
      • geriatrics
      • gerontology
      • gynaecology
      • gynecology
      • haematology
      • hematology
      • immunology
      • medicine
      • neurology
      • neuroscience
      • nutrition
      • obstetrics
      • oncology
      • orthopaedics
      • orthopedics
      • paediatrics
      • pathology
      • pharmacology
      • pharmacy
      • proctology
      • radiology
      • rheumatology
      • urology
      • virology
      • Umbilical bank
  • CURRICULUM
    • WHY WE READ COURCES HERE
    • BA(HONS.)
      • POLITICAL SCIENCE
      • MODERN INDIA HISTORY
      • ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY
      • INDIAN GEOGRAPHY
      • WORLD GEOGRAPHY
      • MEDIEVAL HISTORY
      • INDIAN ART AND CULTURE
      • ENVIRONMENT
      • INTERNATIONAL RELATION
      • ETHICS
      • SOCIAL SCIENCE
      • DESASTER MANAGEMENT
      • worldhistory
    • AGRICULTURE
    • CHARTERED ACCOUNTANCY
    • MBA
    • B.Sc.(HONS)
    • CS- Company Secretary
    • HOTEL MANAGEMENT
    • SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
      • GRAPHENE TECHNOLOGY
      • CRISPER TECHNOLOGY
      • TELECOM TECHNOLOGY
      • BLOCKCHAIN
    • Leadership & Management
    • WRITER
      • MOVIES WR
      • SONGS WR
      • MUSIC WR
      • BOOK WR
      • NOVEL WR
      • SHORT STORY WR
      • POETRY WR
      • CARTOON WR
      • TRAVELL EXPERIANCE WR
      • SOULDERS STORIES WR
      • GUIDER WR
      • SPORT WRITER
      • LOVISH WRITER
      • INSIGHTSDEV.BLOGSPOT.COM
      • ARTICLES
  • THE AIMERS LUXURY
    • ENTERTAINMENT
      • LUXURY THEATRES
      • TV NETWORKS
      • HOLLYWOOD ENTERTAINMENT
      • BHOJPURI ENTERTAINMENT
      • TOLLYWOOD ENTERTAINMENT
      • NEWS NETWORKS
      • ONLINE AND OFLINE GAMES
      • BOLLYWOOD
    • CAREERS
    • APOLITICAL
      • PESTAL
        • IMPLICATION OF ALTRUISM
    • REPORTS
      • WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM 2021
      • ECONOMIC SURVEY REPORT
      • WTO
      • IMF
      • UNESCO
      • OXFAM REPORT
      • UNITED NATION
      • WORLD BANK
      • INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
      • YOJANA
      • KURUKSHETRA
      • budget
      • NFHS
      • CASES IN SC/HC/SUBORDINATECOURT
Mr. DEVRAJ PATEL
  • Home
    • About me
    • LIBRARY
  • ENGINEERING
    • WHY ENGINEERING IN THE AIMERS
      • MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
        • Thermodynamics
        • Fluid Mechanics & Fluid Machines
        • Materials Engineering
        • Engg. Science Course/Maths IV
        • Technical Communication/Universal Human Values
        • Fluid Mechanics Lab
        • Material Testing Lab
        • Computer Aided Machine Drawing-I Lab
        • Project or Internship
        • Computer System Security/Python Programming
        • (Essential for Hons. Degree)
        • Maths IV/Engg. Science Course
        • Universal Human Values/Technical Communication
        • Applied Thermodynamics
        • Engineering Mechanics
        • Manufacturing Processes
        • Applied Thermodynamics Lab
        • Manufacturing Processes Lab
        • Computer Aided Machine Drawing-II Lab
        • Python Programming / Computer System Security
        • Managerial Economics
        • Sociology /Cyber Security
        • Machine Design-I
        • Heat & Mass Transfer
        • Manufacturing Science& Technology-II
        • Design and Simulation Lab I
        • Heat & Mass Transfer Lab
        • Manufacturing Technology-II Lab
        • Seminar
        • Engines and Compressors
        • Mechatronics and Microprocessor
        • Finite Element Methods
        • Engineering Optimization
        • Industrial Management
        • Cyber Security/ Sociology
        • Fluid Machinery
        • Theory of Machines
        • Machine Design-II
        • Fluid Machinery Lab
        • Theory of Machines Lab
        • Design and Simulation Lab II
        • Refrigeration & Airconditioning
        • Refrigeration & Air-conditioning
        • Production Planning and Control
        • Mechanical Vibration
        • INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY
        • Reliability Engineering
        • HSMC-1/HSMC-2
        • Measurement & Metrology Lab
        • Automation and Industry 4.0
        • Design and Analysis
        • Thermal Engineering
        • Automobile Engineering
        • Mathematical Modeling of Manufacturing Processes
        • Machine Learning
        • Computer Graphics and product modeling
        • Power Plant Engineering
        • Vehicle Body Engineering & safety
        • Manufacturing and Automation
      • COMPUTER SCIENCE
        • Artificial Intelligence
        • Engineering Science Course/Maths IV
        • Technical Communication/Universal Human values
        • Data Structure
        • Computer Organization and Architecture
        • Discrete Structures & Theory of Logic
        • Data Structures Using C Lab
        • Computer Organization Lab
        • Discrete Structure & Logic Lab
        • Project or Internship
        • Computer System Security/Python Programming
        • Essential for Hons. Degree
        • Maths IV/Engg. Science Course
        • Universal Human Values/ Technical Communication
        • Operating Systems
        • Theory of Automata and Formal Languages
        • Microprocessor
        • Operating Systems Lab
        • Microprocessor Lab
        • Python Language Programming Lab
        • Python Programming/Computer System Security
        • Natural language processing
        • High Performance Computing
        • Cryptography and Network Security
        • Design & Development of Applications
        • Software Testing
        • Distributed Systems
        • Deep Learning
        • Service Oriented Architecture
        • Quantum Computing
        • Mobile Computing
        • Internet of Things
        • Cloud Computing
        • Blockchain Architecture Design
        • Design and Analysis of Algorithm
        • Computational Geometry
        • Complexity Theory
        • Parallel Algorithm
        • Concurrent System
        • Data Warehousing & Data Mining
        • Distributed Database
        • E‐Commerce
        • Advance DBMS
        • Human Computer Interface
        • Database Management System
        • Principle of Programming Language
        • Web Technology
        • Computer Architecture
        • Engineering Economics
        • Design and Analysis of Algorithm Lab
        • DBMS Lab
        • Principle of Programming Language
        • Web Technology Lab
        • Computer Networks
        • Software Engineering
        • Compiler Design
        • Industrial Management
        • Computer Networks Lab
        • Software Engineering Lab
        • Compiler Design Lab
        • SEMINAR
      • ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
        • Electro-Mechanical Energy Conversion–I
        • Thermal & Hydraulic Machines
        • Mathematics III/Science Based Open Elective
        • Electrical Measurement & Measuring Instruments
        • Basic System Analysis
        • Industrial Psychology/ Industrial Sociology
        • Human Values & Professional Ethics/ Cyber Security
        • Thermal & Hydraulic Machines Lab
        • Electromechanical Energy Conversion- I Lab
        • Electrical Measurement Lab
        • Numerical Technique Lab
        • General Proficiency Lab
        • ANALOG AND DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
        • ELECTRONICS LAB
        • NETWORK ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS
        • ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING MATERIALS
        • MICROPROCESSORS
        • NETWORK LABORATORY
        • ELECTRICAL SIMULATION LAB
        • MICROPROCESSOR LABORATORY
        • FUNDAMENTALS OF E.M.THEORY
        • ELECTRO-MECHANICAL ENERGY CONVERSION - II
        • CONTROL SYSTEM
        • ELEMENTS OF POWER SYSTEM
        • ANALOG INTEGRATED ELECTRONICS
        • POWER ELECTRONICS
        • Analog & Digital Communication
        • POWER ELECTRONICS LABORATORY
        • : ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMMUNICATION LAB
        • SWITCHGEAR AND PROTECTION
        • ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTATION AND PROCESS CONTROL
        • POWER SYSTEM LAB
        • ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTATION LAB.
        • PROJECT
        • PRACTICAL & INDUSTRIAL TRAINING PRESENTATION
        • DATA COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
        • DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND DATA MINING AND WAREHOUSING
        • DIGITAL CONTROL SYSTEM
        • FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
        • SPECIAL ELECTRICAL MACHINES
        • VLSI DESIGN
        • WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
        • ANTENA AND WAVE PROPOGATION
        • MECHATRONICS
        • OBJECT ORIENTED SYSTEMS AND C++
        • POWER SYSTEM OPERATION AND CONTROL
        • ADVANCED MICROPROCESSORS AND MICROCONTROLLERS
        • ELECTRIC DRIVES
        • TELEMETRY AND DATA TRANSMISSION
        • EMBEDDED SYSTEM
        • DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN USING VHDL
        • OPTICAL FIBER COMMUNICATION
        • BIO-INSTRUMENTATION
        • ADVANCED CONTROL SYSTEM
        • RELIABILITY ENGINEERING
        • ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND CONSERVATION
        • MICROWAVE & RADAR
        • SPEECH PROCESSING
        • IMAGE PROCESSING
        • SATELLITE COMMUNICATION
        • HUMAN VALUE & PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
      • ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION
      • CIVIL ENGINEERING
        • MECHANICS OF SOLID
        • FLUID MECHANICS
        • STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
        • OPEN CHANNEL FLOW
        • SURVEY
        • WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
        • ESTIMATION AND ANALYSIS
        • ENGINEERING VALUE AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
        • ENGINEERING GEOLOGY
        • PROJECT MANAGEMENT
        • MATERIAL SCIENCE
        • ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
        • IRRIGATION ENGINEERING
        • STEEL
        • BUILDING MATERIAL SCIENCE
      • Chemical Engineering
      • Petroleum Engineering
      • Biotechnology Engineering
      • Marine Engineering
      • Biomedical Engineering
      • Aeronautical Engineering
      • Aerospace Engineering
      • Industrial Engineering
      • Automobile Engineering
      • Communications Engineering
      • Ceramic Engineering
      • Telecommunication Engineering
      • Production Engineering
      • Robotics Engineering
      • Textile Engineering
      • Mechatronics Engineering
      • Power Engineering
      • Structural Engineering
      • Construction Engineering
      • Metallurgical Engineering
      • Mining Engineering
  • ECONOMICS
    • WHY ECONOMICS IN THE AIMERS
      • MICRO ECONOMICS
      • MACRO ECONOMICS
      • INTERNATIOAL ECONOMICS
      • ECONOMICS ARTICLE
      • STOCK MARKET
      • BUSINESS ECONOMY
      • BSE/ NSE/NIFTY/SENSEX
      • IMF/FRB/EUB/RBI/PRCB
      • INDUSTRIES
      • FINANCIAL SECTORS
      • ENERGY
      • PETROLIUMS/HELP/NELP......
      • INFRASTRUCTURES
      • INVESTMENTS
      • SPECTRUMS
      • CARBON/HYDROGEN TRADING
      • e-COMMERS
        • PAYMENT
        • export
        • import
  • MEDICAL SCIENCE
    • WHY MEDICAL SCIENCE IN THE AIMERS
      • aetiology
      • bioengineering
      • biomedicine
      • cardiology
      • chiropody
      • cytology
      • dentistry
      • dietetics
      • embryology
      • endocrinology
      • epidemiology
      • gastroenterology
      • general practice
      • genetics
      • geriatrics
      • gerontology
      • gynaecology
      • gynecology
      • haematology
      • hematology
      • immunology
      • medicine
      • neurology
      • neuroscience
      • nutrition
      • obstetrics
      • oncology
      • orthopaedics
      • orthopedics
      • paediatrics
      • pathology
      • pharmacology
      • pharmacy
      • proctology
      • radiology
      • rheumatology
      • urology
      • virology
      • Umbilical bank
  • CURRICULUM
    • WHY WE READ COURCES HERE
    • BA(HONS.)
      • POLITICAL SCIENCE
      • MODERN INDIA HISTORY
      • ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY
      • INDIAN GEOGRAPHY
      • WORLD GEOGRAPHY
      • MEDIEVAL HISTORY
      • INDIAN ART AND CULTURE
      • ENVIRONMENT
      • INTERNATIONAL RELATION
      • ETHICS
      • SOCIAL SCIENCE
      • DESASTER MANAGEMENT
      • worldhistory
    • AGRICULTURE
    • CHARTERED ACCOUNTANCY
    • MBA
    • B.Sc.(HONS)
    • CS- Company Secretary
    • HOTEL MANAGEMENT
    • SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
      • GRAPHENE TECHNOLOGY
      • CRISPER TECHNOLOGY
      • TELECOM TECHNOLOGY
      • BLOCKCHAIN
    • Leadership & Management
    • WRITER
      • MOVIES WR
      • SONGS WR
      • MUSIC WR
      • BOOK WR
      • NOVEL WR
      • SHORT STORY WR
      • POETRY WR
      • CARTOON WR
      • TRAVELL EXPERIANCE WR
      • SOULDERS STORIES WR
      • GUIDER WR
      • SPORT WRITER
      • LOVISH WRITER
      • INSIGHTSDEV.BLOGSPOT.COM
      • ARTICLES
  • THE AIMERS LUXURY
    • ENTERTAINMENT
      • LUXURY THEATRES
      • TV NETWORKS
      • HOLLYWOOD ENTERTAINMENT
      • BHOJPURI ENTERTAINMENT
      • TOLLYWOOD ENTERTAINMENT
      • NEWS NETWORKS
      • ONLINE AND OFLINE GAMES
      • BOLLYWOOD
    • CAREERS
    • APOLITICAL
      • PESTAL
        • IMPLICATION OF ALTRUISM
    • REPORTS
      • WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM 2021
      • ECONOMIC SURVEY REPORT
      • WTO
      • IMF
      • UNESCO
      • OXFAM REPORT
      • UNITED NATION
      • WORLD BANK
      • INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
      • YOJANA
      • KURUKSHETRA
      • budget
      • NFHS
      • CASES IN SC/HC/SUBORDINATECOURT
  • More
    • Home
      • About me
      • LIBRARY
    • ENGINEERING
      • WHY ENGINEERING IN THE AIMERS
        • MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
          • Thermodynamics
          • Fluid Mechanics & Fluid Machines
          • Materials Engineering
          • Engg. Science Course/Maths IV
          • Technical Communication/Universal Human Values
          • Fluid Mechanics Lab
          • Material Testing Lab
          • Computer Aided Machine Drawing-I Lab
          • Project or Internship
          • Computer System Security/Python Programming
          • (Essential for Hons. Degree)
          • Maths IV/Engg. Science Course
          • Universal Human Values/Technical Communication
          • Applied Thermodynamics
          • Engineering Mechanics
          • Manufacturing Processes
          • Applied Thermodynamics Lab
          • Manufacturing Processes Lab
          • Computer Aided Machine Drawing-II Lab
          • Python Programming / Computer System Security
          • Managerial Economics
          • Sociology /Cyber Security
          • Machine Design-I
          • Heat & Mass Transfer
          • Manufacturing Science& Technology-II
          • Design and Simulation Lab I
          • Heat & Mass Transfer Lab
          • Manufacturing Technology-II Lab
          • Seminar
          • Engines and Compressors
          • Mechatronics and Microprocessor
          • Finite Element Methods
          • Engineering Optimization
          • Industrial Management
          • Cyber Security/ Sociology
          • Fluid Machinery
          • Theory of Machines
          • Machine Design-II
          • Fluid Machinery Lab
          • Theory of Machines Lab
          • Design and Simulation Lab II
          • Refrigeration & Airconditioning
          • Refrigeration & Air-conditioning
          • Production Planning and Control
          • Mechanical Vibration
          • INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY
          • Reliability Engineering
          • HSMC-1/HSMC-2
          • Measurement & Metrology Lab
          • Automation and Industry 4.0
          • Design and Analysis
          • Thermal Engineering
          • Automobile Engineering
          • Mathematical Modeling of Manufacturing Processes
          • Machine Learning
          • Computer Graphics and product modeling
          • Power Plant Engineering
          • Vehicle Body Engineering & safety
          • Manufacturing and Automation
        • COMPUTER SCIENCE
          • Artificial Intelligence
          • Engineering Science Course/Maths IV
          • Technical Communication/Universal Human values
          • Data Structure
          • Computer Organization and Architecture
          • Discrete Structures & Theory of Logic
          • Data Structures Using C Lab
          • Computer Organization Lab
          • Discrete Structure & Logic Lab
          • Project or Internship
          • Computer System Security/Python Programming
          • Essential for Hons. Degree
          • Maths IV/Engg. Science Course
          • Universal Human Values/ Technical Communication
          • Operating Systems
          • Theory of Automata and Formal Languages
          • Microprocessor
          • Operating Systems Lab
          • Microprocessor Lab
          • Python Language Programming Lab
          • Python Programming/Computer System Security
          • Natural language processing
          • High Performance Computing
          • Cryptography and Network Security
          • Design & Development of Applications
          • Software Testing
          • Distributed Systems
          • Deep Learning
          • Service Oriented Architecture
          • Quantum Computing
          • Mobile Computing
          • Internet of Things
          • Cloud Computing
          • Blockchain Architecture Design
          • Design and Analysis of Algorithm
          • Computational Geometry
          • Complexity Theory
          • Parallel Algorithm
          • Concurrent System
          • Data Warehousing & Data Mining
          • Distributed Database
          • E‐Commerce
          • Advance DBMS
          • Human Computer Interface
          • Database Management System
          • Principle of Programming Language
          • Web Technology
          • Computer Architecture
          • Engineering Economics
          • Design and Analysis of Algorithm Lab
          • DBMS Lab
          • Principle of Programming Language
          • Web Technology Lab
          • Computer Networks
          • Software Engineering
          • Compiler Design
          • Industrial Management
          • Computer Networks Lab
          • Software Engineering Lab
          • Compiler Design Lab
          • SEMINAR
        • ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
          • Electro-Mechanical Energy Conversion–I
          • Thermal & Hydraulic Machines
          • Mathematics III/Science Based Open Elective
          • Electrical Measurement & Measuring Instruments
          • Basic System Analysis
          • Industrial Psychology/ Industrial Sociology
          • Human Values & Professional Ethics/ Cyber Security
          • Thermal & Hydraulic Machines Lab
          • Electromechanical Energy Conversion- I Lab
          • Electrical Measurement Lab
          • Numerical Technique Lab
          • General Proficiency Lab
          • ANALOG AND DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
          • ELECTRONICS LAB
          • NETWORK ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS
          • ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING MATERIALS
          • MICROPROCESSORS
          • NETWORK LABORATORY
          • ELECTRICAL SIMULATION LAB
          • MICROPROCESSOR LABORATORY
          • FUNDAMENTALS OF E.M.THEORY
          • ELECTRO-MECHANICAL ENERGY CONVERSION - II
          • CONTROL SYSTEM
          • ELEMENTS OF POWER SYSTEM
          • ANALOG INTEGRATED ELECTRONICS
          • POWER ELECTRONICS
          • Analog & Digital Communication
          • POWER ELECTRONICS LABORATORY
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Introduction to Marine Hydrodynamics

Good afternoon, today is the first lecture on marine hydrodynamics. And I assume, you

have already done some of the basic courses which are pre requisite for the, this course.

And basically in the second year itself in the department of ocean engineering naval

architecture, you take this course first course in marine hydrodynamics, which would be followed

by several other courses. And so a thorough background of this course is very essential,

because even if tomorrow you are going to design a shape or any off shore structure or anything, then that will require the knowledge of the specific marine hydrodynamics background.

And also you will be coming at the several other courses in hydrodynamics which will be the, which will be followed from this course.

So, as a consequence when it comes to the, the assessment of the, the course this is

a 3 credit course, and out of the 3 credit… We have mid semester, we have mid semester

exam. Mid semester is 30 marks then your teacher‘s assessment, what we call it T A that is your

20 marks, than you have final terminal examination that is 50 marks. And your total is 3 0 0,

this is your L T P, L T P and then it comes to, when it comes to the teacher’s assessment,

I emphasize mainly on 3 aspect, one is the home assignment, homework. Some of the home

work, I gave you need not return, but some of them you have to return then you have a class test. The class test, may be a separate one or sometimes I do tell that the date side

domains declare 1 or 2 days before the class. And then also, I give emphasis to the attendance.

So, this is the way course will be done. So, I there have already mentioned that the

course is very basic. So, and it one has to know the details about this, so you have to

be very careful while attending the class because you should not miss a class in this course. Then why marine hydrodynamics when it comes to the earth ocean surface the total

earth, ocean are of one of the, that list explore and about 70 to 75 percent of the

earth surface is covered by water. The total area of earths cover is, is 97 percent by

water and out of the. So, this is a very high potential to understand this water particularly,

those in system. And in the process marine hydrodynamics plays a very crucial role. And

this marine hydrodynamics, some of the major, when it comes to ocean some of the major use

of the ocean it is a 4 half. And at the mode of transportation, we can use those in surfaces,

ocean. And also you can utilize the ocean space for various humanitarian and military

activities. So, if these are the ocean resources than

how to use them, one as to understand the dynamics of the ocean water that is that is what we will study here that is marine hydrodynamics. So, when you understand the dynamics of the

ocean water then we have to understand the dynamics of protein bodies’ dynamics of fixed structure like various coastal structures or may be off shore structure anything comes

there. Then we have moving bodies like when you look at transportation in the ocean there

are ships and other marine body’s, even for carrying our transportation purpose particularly,

for export import purpose. We always use the ocean and that is one of the cheapest mode

of transportation. But in ocean, one of the most disturbing force is the surface of the

ocean which is we call the wave it provides lot of resistance to the. When a bodies moves

on this it provides lot of resistance, even if when there is a structure that is in the

see there are forces which act on this structure and they are the wave forces and that is again

the fluid forces. So this, so this emphasize that one has to understand the dynamics of the marine water particularly, but I say here the marine hydrodynamics.

So, this is very essential to understand the dynamics of the fluid. And to understand this

before understanding the dynamics of the marine water let us how at the, since it is today,

we are going to the basics. So, we will emphasize that what is a fluid, because water itself

is a fluid, so what is your fluid. So, when it comes to a fluid, we say that anything that flows that is called a fluid. So, it can be air, it can be water, because when

it comes to air, we breathe air and we drink water for every activities of ours we need

air and water. So, under here in fluid mechanics we try to study the dynamics of this air water

and other fluids. Now, there are 2, 2 ways to look into one

is the macroscopic, one is the microscopic. Any matter, always we analyze it from the

microscopic point of view and then also we do analyze from the macroscopic point of view.

In the microscopic point of view, when you look at the microscopic point of view, we

always consider matters consist of molecules and there which are in random motion. And

there are separator from one another by a distance which is at least comparable at the

molecular level molecular size. So, in this context, we have 3 things comes into picture

that is we have gases, we call our gases, we have liquid and then we have solid.

So, in case of a gas, the separation distortion this molecular separation distance is less

sorry, it is great. On the other hand, in case of a liquid, it is more than that of

a solid and less than that of gases. On the other hand in solid, this molecular separation

distance is a least. So, again when it comes to fluid and we talk about fluid as I have

mentioned that anything that flows is called a fluid. So, again it is can be, this fluid itself can be called as gas and another we can call it as liquid. Then we can always

say that there are 2 branches, one is the solid, one is fluid. Now, when it comes to then if we want to understand better about the fluids, we have to know some

of the characteristics of the fluid, and when it comes to the characteristics of fluid then

I will say that what are the kinds of fluid, as we have already know that as, we already

know that water is a liquid whereas, air is a in the gaseous state. So, we always say

that one is compressible fluid, and the one is in compressive one. So, because gases changes

in compressible fluid, the boiling changes with the changes pressure. On the other hand,

in this case with change in pressure the volume changes. So, it is compressible, here volume

does not change, it does not change with the change in pressure, almost all liquids are

here. For example, all liquids and here you can say gases example of gases air etcetera.

Now, this is when we are looking at as, I say that the microscopic level. we consider

this. But what happened that is another aspect, what we call is macroscopic, macroscopic level.

In the macroscopic level, what we consider, we do not consider. In the macroscopic level,

the molecular distance structure particularly is not that important here. We always consider

that everything like a practical, we call about particle and we always call the fluid

as a, as a continuum; as a continuous structure, we consider this as a continuous structure.

So, as, as I result it will have various characteristics, so that like we should velocity this are density

etcetera and. So, now with this, now if I will come back to little about a little introduction,

I will give about what happen some of the questions, I will raise. What is the difference between a ship and a, what is a difference between a ship and

a air craft ship? And then aircraft particularly, a ship is floats in the water whereas, a aircraft

it is always fly in the air medium. But in case of a ship, we have always we need two

medium, there is a water surface, there is a air medium that is a water medium. And it

always moves at this interface the air water interface and that is where. So, it moves

in two medium. On the other hand, when it comes to the, so ship on the other hand, in

case of air craft, it only has one medium. And in this two medium, what the water does it provides certain resistance, because the free surface, the air water interface, the

water air interface. I call this as the free surface and this free surface provide good

amount of resistance to the ship. On the other hand, when I look at a submarine, it is emerged

in the submerged in the; in the water. So, it moves in one media whereas, there is a

free surface one side, you have the free surface other side, you have the bottom.

So, often we say that suppose an accident took place, then what happens there? When

an accident took place in the air, if accident took place in the air the body will fall and

everything will be destroyed. But if an accident takes place, so in the water what happen there

is a chance that the body will float after the accident, because water provide there

is a of thrust which is provided that is called buoyancy, buoyancy force, here buoyancy is

provides of thrust. So, the in case of water the, there is a chance that the body will

try to float, because of the buoyancy force, because it provides the out thrust. On the other hand, in case of air gravity buoyancy is negligible. So, in case of air always gravity

is since a buoyancy force is negligible the body will fall down and there is a chance

that destruction will be more. Now, another question, I will which, which

you can why water butts have waved feat this question, I leave it to you, it can be answered

later. We will; we will come to that in some point of time, where you can answer to me

in the next classes. Where are the second question, I always, I want to put you, where

are the position of the propeller in a ship or aircraft and then why and give me the difference

between a submarine and the ship. Now with this, if I go to now we will go to that some of the characteristics, as I have

already told incompressible, and compressible fluid. Now, fluid is a incompressible and

compressible fluid and I have told that air is a compressible whereas, water is incompressible.

In case of air, we have a then we have something I will come to that little later viscosity

viscous fluid, non-viscous fluid. In case of viscosity viscous fluid, viscosity is important,

viscosity is very important. And in this case, in case of a non-viscous fluid, your viscosity

is negligible, where viscosity is negligible then we have something called potential flow,

talk something called potential flow. That means, when the motion, when the fluid is,

when the motion is irrotational then we call the corresponding flow as potential flow,

irrotational flow and rotational flow. So, in this case the fluid rotate, here a fluid

will not rotate and in this case we call the flow as potential flow. Now, in case of a viscous fluid, in this case, in case of a viscous fluid fluidexert pressure

that is normal to the boundary and it exerts some shear stress. On the other hand, in case

of here presents of shear stress. On the other hand, in case of non-viscous fluid shear force

no shear stress, no stress is available. In general, I will say that all fluids in nature

have viscosity. So, water when it comes to water, we say basically we deal with hydrodynamics,

we deal with hydrodynamics.

The word hydrodynamics comes from the H 2 O. This is hydro, from this the word hydrodynamics because always

we will we always, because hydrogen is the dominating term. So, always we will look in to the dynamics of the hydrogen basically of the water that is why you call it hydrodynamics.

Here, I assume here, we always say that the fluid is in compressible and we emphasize in hydrodynamics, major hydrodynamics

study, we assume fluid is non-viscous. Of course, there are some branches, where so

there are some parts of hydrodynamics, where we emphasize that the fluid viscosity, viscosity

is taken. Particularly, I will give you example, where the fluid viscosity is important whereas,

in a major cases like, on the like. In case of a aircraft, on the boundary near the; near

the boundary of the structure give viscous. Viscous forces are important and you have

a boundary layer beyond the boundary layer; beyond the boundary layer, certain layer then

this fluid can be considered as inviscid. Similarly, when we look at the motion of a ship, when we look at the just around the ship; just around the ship; around the ship

near the, the viscous forces plays a certain role. But beyond, that beyond certain limit

your viscous forces will then the fluid can be assumed inviscid. Again while dealing with

a off shore structures, other marine structures like offshore structures or coastal structures

used for various activities. If the structures are large basically for large structure, large

structures, we assume fluid is inviscid non-viscous. However, if you look at a pile structure,

you calculate the load on a pile structure, piled type structure. If you calculate load

on a pile type structure then your viscosity plays a role viscosity cannot be neglected.

Now, this in background, there are other aspect, one of the major part of water is that there

are current in ocean, we have current in the ocean. We have wave in the ocean, we have salinity, ocean salinity, we have temperature. Something,

we have like, we have sometimes we see that in the ocean, we have internal waves particularly,

in a stratified fluid, when there is a change the fluid density. So, then then all these

things comes in to picture, the problem becomes more complex. And in that situation understanding

of the even if the fluid is even, if the fluid inviscid and the fluid is inviscid is inviscid

and incompressible. It becomes difficult to handle problems to handle a large number of

problem. Now, another aspect comes that keeping this in mind. So, what I am going to talk

about, now that here, what are the various aspect once we understand the basics, basics

of the marine hydrodynamics. Then there are other similar courses which one you have to

come across that is hydrostatic stability. You have hydrostatic stability that is a course already you might have taken in the previous

semester. Then you have other courses like, you have sea keeping and maneuvering and sea keeping and maneuvering. And you have

resistance on propulsions; you have like courses like, coastal engineering, which mainly major

part on wave mechanics what we have to understand the coastal hydrodynamics part. Then you have

courses like offshore technology where you need to know you will understand the how to

calculate nodes, wave node on various kinds of offshore structures. Then similar courses

are there free surface hydrodynamics, where you try to understand a various with dynamics

sea surface wave dynamics, free surface hydrodynamics. And then you have a course; you have courses

on oceanography, where you will understand the ocean wave modeling ocean circulation

and etcetera. So, with this, now if this background I will go to tell you what is how to go to the, I

will talk about the flow description, when I come to flow description, there are in general,

there are 2 ways by which we can always describe. The flow one is the Eulerian approach and

another is the Lagrangian approach. There are flow descriptions a fluid flow, you can

always describe by what I say the Lagrangian approach, the other one is Eulerian approach.

In the Lagrangian approach, you fix a point first, you focus on a single point and then

this is particle and then you follows its path suppose, a b c is the position of the

practical. And after some time this position is becomes r is a function of x y z r bar,

this is another point. So, x becomes a function of a b c and time y is also a function of

a b c and t z is also a function of c and t. So, this a b c are independent parameters,

they are independent parameters. And this kind of Lagrangian motion, this is suitable

this approach is more suitable, when you have rigid body; rigid body analysis particularly.

But in case of a fluid; in case of a fluid; in case of a fluid when it comes to a fluid

more appropriate, we have the, we go for the Eulerian approach, here any point in a space,

we denote it by a point in the space we denote it by x y z and x y z comma t. So, that; so

that t is the time; t is the time x y z are the space variable. In this, this x y z and

t are independent variables they are independent variables. So, so the position at n n at any

point, we always call this if q is the velocity at any point. So, q bar always, we call it

t q bar r bar t the r is the position of. So, q is a, this is r t, so r is the position

of

the particle. In this discussion the concept of d x by d t d y by d t d z by d t, it has

not arise, this as they are independent variables. On the other hand and this Eulerian approach

is more suitable for most of the fluid flow problem. Now, I come to the let us we have

look at the velocity by fluid particle at a point. Then I will go the kinematics of the kinematics for fluid flow. Let me say that as if I will

follow the Eulerian approach, I will follow the Eulerian approach. In this let a time

t that o is a point this is r in o then let me say that suppose p is any point p is a

function of r t. Now, now let a time t r is the position. So, we have o p bar is r bar

then at time t plus del t, at the particle the fluid particle suppose it is at a point

p prime. So, this distance is called del r, call it r plus del r then this distance in

this, is this then I call this, if this is del then this is r plus del r. Now, because

in time del t time del t the particle has moved no distance del r bar. Hence, we can

say the velocity that is q bar is limit del t tends to 0 del r bar by del t and that gives

us d r bar by d t. This gives us the velocity of the, so assume under z the assumption that

this limit this limit exist. Of course, here we are assuming this motion is continuous

fluid motion is continuous, continuous in Cartesian coordinate system.

If you put r bar as x i hat plus y j hat plus z k hat then we have q bar is equal to, we

call it u i hat plus b j hat plus w k hat. Then we have; we have u is equal to, we can

always say u is equal to d x by d t then v is equal to d y by d t and w is equal to d

z by d t. So, this is a connection between the Eulerian and Lagrangian system. Now in

the same way, if we will go for to the acceleration vector, if I assume that at time t. That the

fluid particle; that the fluid particle be at p with position vector r bar. Hence, let

the velocity at p be q bar which is a function of r bar and t. Suppose after a interval of time del

t a factor an interval of time the particle, if p is the point, sorry initially p h p is

here, you have o here. This is o p and after point del t, it moves to point p bar then

you have then after, after del t time, the velocity vector becomes becomes q plus del q. And in this case q plus

del q becomes q.

It becomes as usual q r plus q bar del t, t plus del t. So, it implies delta q bar equal

to q r plus q r del t, t plus delt t minus q r bar t, if you expand it by Taylor’s

theorem. By using Taylor’s theorem; using Taylor’s theorem; using Taylor’s theorem;

using Taylor’s theorem, we can also right q of r bar t plus del t minus q r t is equal

to del q by del t into del t is order of del t square. So, in the hence using this noise

proceeding in a similar manner, you can get del q bar. Because in this case, we have 2

terms, one is a t plus native one is q plus del q. So, here if you take del q bar, we

can easily write as del q by del t plus q into gradient of grad q grad q of r t plus

del t del t plus order of del t square. If you do that then if in the limiting sense,

if we take the limit del q bar by del t then that will be del t tend to 0 that will give

us del q by del t plus q dot grad q bar. And then which can be written from which this

becomes this gives us d by d q bar by d t this is del by del t del q by del t plus q

bar grad of q bar, so this d by d t.

Thus we have got d by d t is identical del by del t plus q bar dot grad. So, this one

is called the, we call this as the total derivative, call this as the total derivative, this is

called to local derivative plus convective derivative. So, this is called the practical

rate of change, this total derivatives sometimes, we call it particle rate of change. This is

the local derivative time rate of change this term refers to time rate of change which is

fixed; which is fixed in space, basically the point particle is fixed in space here.

On the other hand, we have convective derivative this gives the rate of change of due to the

motion of the of the particle along it is of the particle along its path. So, in fact

in fluid mechanics often, we use this derivative sometimes, we call this as substantial derivative.

Let me call this as the substantial derivative, the same also we can also go for this in the

same way, so in the fully, this d by d t in the Cartesian coordinate.

The d by d t can be written as the del by del t plus u del by del x plus v del by del

y plus w del by del z where u v w at the component of velocity q bar. The, the same can be easily

derived, in case of a cylindrical; in cylindrical polar coordinate. Now, I will come to one

thing, when it is coming, we have talked about in compressible fluid, I talked about incompressible

fluid. In case of incompressible fluid, we have here, we say we come across, when you

have a fluid; you come across the density which is a function of x y z. And t it is

not necessary for incompressible fluid, it is del row by del t equal to 0 does not mean;

does not mean that the fluid is incompressible. On the other hand, we will say that is the

fluid is incompressible; we have d rho by d t e 0. So, now with this, I think, I will

come to with this background, because we have already done the basic motion of the, the

basic equations, particularly the velocity and acceleration. So, next time, we can easily

come to the law of conservation of mass. And before that, I will just let me highlight

here some of the other things, which I will be discussing in this. Because in the law

of conservation of mass when you come to that. So, basically it is often called the continuity

equation. I will come to that in my next lecture and then before that here we need to before,

I have to understand the law of continuity at the, sorry law of conservation of mass

or equation of continuity. We need to know some of the basic results on the strokes.

Between surface and the line integral surface and since this course; this course needs a

basically, we need to have a background of basic differential equation a good background

of differential equation complex analysis, complex variables function of complex variable.

And then we have partial differential equation p d then we need basic background of vector

calculus background of vector calculus. So, if this backgrounds are there then we will

not have much of the difficulty in going through this course. So, since I have a little time,

I will just say that let us say, what is the connection between the surface and line integral?

Let me talk about the surface and the line integral, if f is a continuously differentiable

function vector function. Let me consider a region a and let del s be an elementary

surface then and n is a how to I have done normal n hat, if the outer drawn at this point

then and s is the surface e is a the region e is bounded by the surface s. Then we have

f dot n integral over s f dot n d s is equal to integral over e divergent of f d v d tau

where d tau is the elementary volume over the surface area of this surface. So, d tau is the elementary volume over here. So, this is what and n as I have mentioned

n is the outer drawn normal the normal is drawn in the outer direction. So, this, this

result is very because this is converts a volume integral to a surface integral. And

this is often we call it gauss divergence theorem. So, this result will be very important,

because I will be following the vector method. When I will come into the derive, when I will

be deriving this continuity equation. And here I will be following some of the books,

I will be following is theoretical hydrodynamics by Milne Thomson.

L M Milne Thomson, this is a theoretical hydrodynamics, basically I will be following this book or

another book. When it comes to waves, I will be following the book of water wave mechanics,

Dean and Dalrymple basically, Dean and Dalrymple that is a water wave mechanics for scientist

and water wave mechanics for scientist and engineers. This basically, this 2 books and

also, some of the book of N Newman, Nick Newman book of Nick Newman of M I T press. But a

major part of the course, I will be following this book, but for the wave part, I will be following this book; this book I will follow in between this is the reference this is the

reference. So, with this I will come to an end to the lecture today. And next time, we

will again meet in the second lecture will talk about continuity equation, which is basically

the law of conservation of mass. Thank you.

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