Welcome to the webpage of ECI 141

and ECI 141-L, Winter 2016!

Thank you very much for taking the course. My goal is to provide you with the theory and practice of flow in pipes, channels, pumps, and weirs. The course also addresses similarity concepts and flow separation.

(Note: This movie was taken from the web. It is included here for teaching purposes only. Source: Center for Turbulence Research, Stanford University, I believe.)

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT DAVIS
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

COURSE: ENGINEERING HYDRAULICS (ECI 141)
INSTRUCTOR: Fabián A. Bombardelli (fabombardelli@ucdavis.edu; bmbrdll@yahoo.com)
OFFICE: 3105, Engineering III Building
Class: Tuesdays and Thursdays – 3:10 to 4:30 PM (Hart 1150)

Course Description
Syllabus

Homework and Solution Sheets:	Software Links:
HW 1 HW 1 – Solution sheets HW 2 HW 2 – Solution sheets HW 3 HW 3 – Solution Sheets Sample midterm Equations for the exams MT_Solution_Sheets HW 4 HW 4 – Solution Sheets HW5 HW5 – Solution Sheets	Fortran Compiler Modflow C Compiler HEC Mike 11 (DHI) SWMM (EPA) FEQ (USGS) SOBEK (Delft) Mike 21 (DHI) Delft 2D/3D Flow-3D (Flow Science) PHOENICS (CHAM)
Hand Outs (partial list):	PPT presentations: Initial presentation (first class)
H1: Moody chart H2: California State Water Project H3: Local losses H4: Three-reservoir problem H5: History of the Darcy-Weisbach equation H6: Bombardelli and Garcia, 2003 H7: Gioia and Bombardelli, 2002 H8: Pictures for Manning’s n	PPT presentations: Initial presentation (first class)
Movies:	Some Useful Websites:
M1 (for teaching purposes) M2 (for teaching purposes)	Site 1: Darcy and the Pitot tube Site 2: Marmot Dam removal Site 3: Manning formula (Wikipedia)

This website was originally designed, and is currently mantained, by Fabián A. Bombardelli. To report any errors, please email fabombardelli@ucdavis.edu