‫جامعة القصيم – كلية الهندسة‬

Qassim University - Faculty of Engineer-

ing

Hydraulics
CE-330
First Day Course Material

Semester 441
Fall Semester “Ist ” 1444 (2022)

Prepared by: Dr. Abdul Razzaq Ghumman

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Subject Page

I. Course Identification and General Information.................................................. 2

II. Course Objectives................................................................................................... 3

III. Course Learning Outcomes .................................................................................. 3

IV. Relationship to CE Program Outcomes .............................................................. 3

V. Course Schedule..................................................................................................... 4

VI. Course Materials.................................................................................................... 4

VII. Course Instructor................................................................................................... 5

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I. Course Identification and General Information

1 Title and code Hydraulics (CE-330)

Program(s) on which the course is
2 Civil Engineering
given
3 Level of programs: Level 8
4 Prerequisite CE230
3 hrs
5 Units / Credit hours : Lectures: 3.75 hrs Tutorial/Practical: 1.25 hr
Total: 5 hrs
6 Course Instructor: Dr. Abdul Razzaq Ghumman
7- Catalog Description

Steady flow in closed and open channels. Pipes networks. Dimensional analysis and similitude. Non-
uniform flow. Back water curves and hydraulic jump. Pumps.

8- Student’s Assessment Approach

Method of Assessment Percentage of Total
1 Attendance 2%
2 Quizzes 18 %
3 Homework Assignments/Reports 8%
4 One Mid Term Exams
24 %
5 Final Exam 50 %
Total
100 %
(Note: 2% Bonus are given to students who attend more than
95% of classes)
9- Text Books and References
Gupta R.S. “Hydrology and Hydraulic Systems,” Waveland Press, Inc. 2008 or latest.
Text book Franzini, J. B. and Finnmore, J. E. Fluid Mechanics with Engineering Applica-
tions, 10th Edition, McGraw Hill, 2007.

J. F. Douglas et al. Fluid Mechanics, fifth edition, 2006. Pitman Publishing Ltd,
ISBN 0273021354-Pearson Prentice Hall
References
Victor L. Streeter , Benjamin. Wylie and Keith Bedford “Fluid Mechanics “ , 9th
ed., Mc Graw Hill, 1998, ISBN 0070625379

II. Course Objectives

1 Apply mathematics to solve problems of hydraulic engineering
2 Apply principles of momentum and energy equation to open channel flow
3. Identify problems of applied hydraulics related to pipes and open channels
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III.Course Specific Outcomes

Students who successfully complete the course will demonstrate the following outcomes by tests
and homework:
1. Recognize the essential parameters describing a steady flow in open channels and pipes.
2. Understand concepts of specific energy, critical flow, humps/constrictions, and hydraulic jump
and be able to solve related problems.
3. Be able to calculate flow in network of pipes.
4. Be able to solve a range of problems in steady and unsteady open channel flow.
5. Be able to estimate the length of backwater curves.
6. Be able to deal with different types of pumps.
7. Be able to solve problems of hydraulics using dimensional analysis and similitude

IV.Relationship to CE Program Outcomes

The previously listed course outcomes are somewhat highly correlated to the following Civil
Engineering Program outcomes:

1. An ability to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems by applying principles of
engineering, science, and mathematics (highly related).
2. An ability to apply engineering design to produce solutions that meet specified needs with considera-
tion of public health, safety, and welfare, as well as global, cultural, social, environmental, and economic
factors. (Low relationship)

Related PIs

SO PI

(1) An ability to identify, for-
mulate, and solve complex
Eng. problems by applying
principles of engineering,
science, and mathematics.
(1.1) Recall knowledge of Basic sciences (math, physics,
management, economy, etc.) and Basic Engineering sciences.
(1.2) Identify the basic science concepts governing engineer-
ing problems
(1.3) Mathematically formulate the engineering problems
(1.4) Apply appropriate techniques in solving complex engi-
neering problems considering assumptions**
(1.5) Evaluate problem solutions
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Knowledge and Understanding PI

K1 Recall knowledge of Basic sciences (math, physics, management, economy, etc.) and 1.1
Basic Engineering sciences.
K2 Relate knowledge of Math, Statistics, basic sciences to civil engineering specializa- 1.2
tion, together with in-depth knowledge of that specialization.

Skills
S.1 Formulate complex civil engineering problems by applying principles of engineering, 1.3
science, mathematics.
S2 Apply appropriate engineering techniques and tools to perform mathematical model- 1.4, 1.5
ing
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V. Course Schedule Start:18/09/2017

Topics Contact Tutor
Week Lectures
Hours ial
Introduction: types of flow: open channel flow, pipe flow, 5 3.75 1.25
1st
steady, unsteady flow, uniform, non-uniform flow.
Open channel flow: specific energy, critical flow, normal flow 5+5 3.75+3.7 1.25+
2nd
depth, critical flow depth, critical velocity, sub-critical flow, 5 1.25
3rd
super-critical flow.
Humps and constrictions, Application to real life problems 5 3.75 1.25
4th
(Numerical examples)
Hydraulic jump (definition and analysis), alternate depths, re- 5 3.75 1.25
5th
lationship between alternate depths, Energy dissipation, Ap-
plication to real life problems (Numerical examples).
Pipe flow, friction formula, pipe networks, Hardy Cross 5 3.75 1.25
6th
method, Application to real life problems (Numerical exam-
ples)
Unsteady flow, flow from one reservoir to another, water 5 3.75 1.25
hammer (definition and analysis), and relationship for pres-
sure wave velocity and pressure change for various types of 7th
valve closure, Application to real life problems (Numerical
examples).
Energy and momentum equations, gradually varied flow, vari- 5 3.75 1.25
ous water surface profiles (analysis and drawings), Applica- 8th
tion to real life problems (Numerical examples)
Pumps, types of pumps, cavitation's, suction, delivery and to- 5 3.75 1.25
10th
tal head, shut-off head, characteristic curves of pumps, spe-
cific speed, power, efficiency.
Dimensional analysis, Dimensionless Numbers, Bukingham Pi 5 3.75 1.25
Theorem, Application to real life problems (Numerical exam- 9th
ples),
Similitude and physical modeling, geometric, kinematic and 5+5 3.75+3.7 1.25+
10th
dynamic similarities, Application to real life problems (Nu- 5 1.25
11th
merical examples)

Prepared by: Dr: Abdul Razzaq Ghumman Date: 28/08/2022

VI. CE456 Documents in the websites

Most of the documents used in CE-330 including this first day course material, course sheets, and assign-
ments are available for downloading from the following web site+ Black Board:
http://qec.edu.sa/eng/students/lectures/lectureres.asp
You will need to print all sheets and assignments that are used in the course if not handled by the instruc-
tor to the students.
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VII. Course Instructor

These are some information about the course instructor.

Name Dr. Abdul Razzaq Ghumman

Nationality Pakistani
Department Civil Engineering
College e-mail abdul.razzaq@qec.edu.sa
Office number Room No: B1- S95 ---Phone Extension: 13703

Mobile No 00966-535171247
 Ph. D. in Civil Engineering/Water Resources and Hydraulic Engineering, 1995,
Academic qualifi- London University (Queen Mary and Westfield College QMW) UK.
cations
 M. Sc. in Civil Engineering, 1989, Engineering University Lahore Pakistan.
 B. Sc. in Civil Engineering, 1980, Engineering University Lahore Pakistan.
Dr. Ghumman has large experience of more than 25 years in the field of Water
Resources, Irrigation and Hydraulic Engineering (teaching and practicing)
He has expertise in Analysis and design of bridges, culverts, siphon, tail es-
cape, pumping station, canals pipe network system… etc. He has experience
Key Qualification
of surveying construction works. He is expert in preparing softwares for en-
gineering applications, final measurements and all site works. He has large
experience of laboratory testing and works. He gained a profound experi-
ence in the field of groundwater modelling.

Irrigation Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Catchment and Ground-

Research Interests
water Modelling.