151-0113-00L Applied Fluid Dynamics
| Semester | Autumn Semester 2018 |
| Lecturers | J.‑P. Kunsch |
| Periodicity | yearly recurring course |
| Language of instruction | English |
| Abstract | Applied Fluid Dynamics The methods of fluid dynamics play an important role in the description of a chain of events, involving the release, spreading and dilution of dangerous fluids in the environment. Tunnel ventilation systems and strategies are studied, which must meet severe requirements during normal operation and in emergency situations (tunnel fires etc.). |
| Learning objective | Generally applicable methods in fluid dynamics and gas dynamics are illustrated and practiced using selected current examples. |
| Content | Often experts fall back on the methodology of fluid dynamics when involved in the construction of environmentally friendly processing and incineration facilities, as well as when choosing safe transport and storage options for dangerous materials. As a result of accidents, but also in normal operations, dangerous gases and liquids may escape and be transported further by wind or flowing water. There are many possible forms that the resulting damage may take, including fire and explosion when flammable substances are mixed. The topics covered include: Emissions of liquids and gases from containers and pipelines, evaporation from pools and vaporization of gases kept under pressure, the spread and dilution of waste gas plumes in the wind, deflagration and detonation of inflammable gases, fireballs in gases held under pressure, pollution and exhaust gases in tunnels (tunnel fires etc.) |
| Lecture notes | not available |
| Prerequisites / Notice | Requirements: successful attendance at lectures "Fluiddynamik I und II", "Thermodynamik I und II" |