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University of Engineering and Technology Lahore: Department: Civil Engineering Section Course Outline Report

This document provides a course outline for CE-424 Hydraulic Engineering taught in the fall 2020 semester in the Civil Engineering department at the University of Engineering and Technology Lahore. The course covers topics such as non-uniform open channel flow, hydraulic structures, hydroelectric power, sediment transport, steady and unsteady flow, water hammer, and hydraulic similitude. Students will be assessed through quizzes, midterm and final exams, assignments, and participation. The course aims to help students analyze hydraulic problems and assess hydraulic structures.

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University of Engineering and Technology Lahore: Department: Civil Engineering Section Course Outline Report

This document provides a course outline for CE-424 Hydraulic Engineering taught in the fall 2020 semester in the Civil Engineering department at the University of Engineering and Technology Lahore. The course covers topics such as non-uniform open channel flow, hydraulic structures, hydroelectric power, sediment transport, steady and unsteady flow, water hammer, and hydraulic similitude. Students will be assessed through quizzes, midterm and final exams, assignments, and participation. The course aims to help students analyze hydraulic problems and assess hydraulic structures.

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University of Engineering and Technology Lahore

Section Course Outline Report

Department: Civil Engineering Printed Date: 09-Nov-2020

Section Course Detail

Semester FALL 2020

Department Civil Engineering

Section A

Subject Title CE-424 Hydraulic Engineering

Contact [email protected]

M easureable Student Learning Outcomes

CLOs Description PLOs Level

CLO1 to Analyze Non-Uniform Flow Profiles in Open Channels using concepts of PLO02 High
state of flow (critical, subcritical, super critical), including special cases of
Hydraulic Jumps on Horizontal Surface, Flow over Humps, through
constriction.

CLO2 to Analyze the unsteady flow problems, specifically emptying / filling of PLO02 Medium
reservoirs, and Water Hammer phenomenon in closed conduits.

CLO3 to Assess the performance of hydraulic structures through scaled physical PLO03 High
models using similitude concepts.

CLO4 to Describe types of dams, reservoirs, their selection, site characteristics, PLO02 High
concepts of reservoir capacities, hydropower capacities, types of
hydropower plants and can compute the dam’s external Stability.

CLO5 to compute the sediment transport capacity in a channel and life of PLO02 Medium
reservoirs

Grading Policy

Q 10.0% , Mid 30.0% , Q2 10.0% , End 40.0% , Participation 10.0%

Class Timings

Section Content

Week Topics
(Lec)

week1 Introduction to Course


Introduction to OBE System, PLOs, CLOs, Blooms Taxonomy

week2 Dams
Types of Storage Dams.
week3 Forces on Dams.
Design of Gravity Dams.
Reservoir Engineering.

week4 Hydraulic Similitude


Similitude in Hydraulic Model Testing.
Similitude Requirements.
Geometric, Kinematics and Dynamic Similarities.

week5 Various Dimensionless Numbers and their Significance.


Physical Models, Techniques and Analysis.
Introduction to Numerical Models.

week6 Hydro Power Engineering


Selection of Hydropower Sites.

week7 Components and Layout of Waterpower Scheme.


Regulation of Storage Reservoirs.

week8 Sediment Transport in Open Channels


Properties of Individual Particles.

week9 Mid-semester exam

week10 Fall Velocity, Movement of Bed and Suspended Load.


Collection and Analysis of Field Data

week11 Methods for Estimation of Transport Capacity of Channels

week12 Steady Flow in Open Channels

week13 Specific Energy and Critical Depth.

week14 Surface Profiles and Back Water Curves in channels of uniform sections.

week15 Hydraulic Jump and its practical applications.


Flow over Humps and Constrictions.
Critical Depth Meters, Broad-Crested Weirs, and Venturi Flume.

week16 Unsteady Flow.


Unsteady flow through Pipelines.
Discharge through orifices and over weirs under varying heads

week17 Water Hammer.


Instantaneous and Slow Closure of Valves.
Surges in Open Channels.

week18 End semester exam

Chairman Signature: _________________

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