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The Physics of Water-Enabled Technology

1 credits · Graduate

The physics of water flow is an enabling element in technologies both new & old. The physics concepts are straightforward, but require careful treatment to get meaningful results about water flow. This is because water shows patterns that emerge from the sum of many small motions and are not predicted easily The challenge for a working engineer or manager is knowing when “emergent” patterns can be reliably extrapolated from one system from another, when they can be controlled, and how they connect to the laws of physics when a “sanity check” is needed. This course examines key principles in water physics through a lens of contemporary technology including membranes, turbines, flow cytometers, treatment ponds, gas exchangers & atomizers.

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