Fluid Mechanics with Civil Engineering Applications, Eleventh Edition

Author: E. Finnemore and Ed Maurer

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A complete guide to fluid mechanics for engineers—fully updated for current standards

This thoroughly revised, classic guide clearly explains the principles and applications of fluid mechanics and hydraulics in a straightforward manner, without using complicated mathematics. While aimed at undergraduate students, practicing engineers will also benefit from the hands-on information covered. You will explore fluid mechanics fundamentals, pipe and open channel flow, unsteady flow, and much more.

Written by a pair of experienced engineering educators, Fluid Mechanics with Civil Engineering Applications, Eleventh Edition focuses on reducing and streamlining content while retaining its traditional approach to teaching fundamental concepts by solving engineering problems. This overhauled edition features new practical sample problems and exercises and incorporates digital resources while removing some more advanced topics less essential to civil engineering.

Contains new and extensively updated content to meet current standards
Incorporates new examples and problems
Includes a new online problem and solutions manual as well as additional resources for students and instructors

About the Author

E. John Finnemore is professor emeritus of Civil Engineering at Santa Clara University. He has conducted research in environmental protection, including stormwater management and onsite wastewater disposal. He was coauthor of the previous three editions of Fluid Mechanics with Engineering Applications.Ed Maurer is professor of Civil, Environmental and Sustainable Engineering at Santa Clara University, where he teaches classes in fluid mechanics and hydraulics, surface and groundwater hydrology, geographical information systems, and sustainable engineering. He has published extensively on hydrologic modeling and the impacts of climate change on water.