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SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

COVER SHEET FOR CONTINUOUSLY ASSESSED WORK

Course Code EG 3018 – Fluids Open Channel Turbine Testing Lab Report

SECTION 1: Student to complete

SURNAME/FAMILY NAME: Lindie
FIRST NAME: Thomas. A

ID Number: 51011245

Date submitted: 13th December 2012

Please:
Read the statement on “Cheating” and definition of “Plagiarism” contained over page. The full Code of Practice on Student Discipline, Appendix 5.15 of the Academic Quality Handbook is at: www.abdn.ac.uk/registry/quality/appendices.shtml#section5 attach this Cover Sheet, completed and signed to the work being submitted

SECTION 2: Confirmation of Authorship

The acceptance of your work is subject to your signature on the following declaration:

I confirm that I have read, understood and will abide by the University statement on cheating and plagiarism defined over the page and that this submitted work is my own and where the work of others is used it is clearly identified and referenced. I understand that the School of Engineering reserves the right to use this submitted work in the detection of plagiarism.

Signed: Thomas A. Lindie

Date: 7th December 2012

Note: Work submitted for continuous assessment will not be marked without a completed Cover Sheet. Such work will be deemed ‘late’ until a completed cover Sheet is submitted and will be subject to the published penalty for late submission.

EG3018 Fluid Mechanics
Continuous Assessment Report

Turbine Testing

By

Thomas A. Lindie

51011245

School of Engineering
University of Aberdeen
Kings College
2011-12

Table of Contents
List of Symbols 4
1. Introduction 5
1.1 Background 5
1.2 Aims and Objectives 5
2. Background Theory 6
2.1 Performance Characteristics 6
2.2 Specific Speed 7
2.3 Scaling Laws for Turbines 8
3. Experimental Methodology 10
4. Results 11
4.1 Experimental Results 11
4.2 Laboratory Calculations 12
4.2.1 Question 1 12
4.2.2 Question 2 16
4.2.3 Question 3

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