Eulerian vs Lagrangian Flow – Fluid Kinematics – Part 1
This is a video that is focused on the Fluid Kinematics: Analyzing fluid motion without looking at the forces that act on the fluid particle. We are more concerned with the fluid's velocity (velocity field representation) and acceleration (acceleration field representation), etc. We also look at the differences between Eulerian and Lagrangian flow descriptions, the differences between 1-D, 2-D, and 3-D flows and Steady and Unsteady flows. Moreover, we also define the analytical and experimental flow visualization tools like Streamlines, Streaklines and Pathlines.
Any Engineering students may find this video beneficial, but it is specifically directed towards undergraduate students of Mechanical Engineering who are studying Fluid Mechanics I.
As a reference, students can refer to Munson's and Okiishi's book titled 'Fluid Mechanics' for further in-depth reading.