Fluid Mechanics Sheet 13
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1) Question.
A discharge of flows in a canal, 2 m wide, at a depth of 1.2 m. If the width of the canal is reduced to 1.5 m by a canal transition, then neglecting losses, the depth of flow after the contractions will be -
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2) Question.
The Hardy Cross method of hydraulic analysis of pipe networks, besides satisfying the continuity and energy principles, must also satisfy the condition that the -
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3) Question.
An aeroplane having a wing span of 16 m and chord of 2.5 m weighs 11 tonnes. If it gets airborne at a velocity of 300 kmph, then the coefficient of lift is nearly -
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4) Question.
If a multijet Pelton turbine has 'n' number of jets, then its specific speed is directly proportional to -
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5) Question.
In a laminar flow through a circular pipe of diameter 20 cm, the maximum velocity is found to be 1 m/s. The velocity at a radial distance of 5 cm from the axis of the pipe will be -
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6) Question.
A harbour model has a horizontal scale of 1/150 and a vertical scale of 1/60. The interval between successive high tides in the model will be nearly -
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7) Question.
An open rectangular wagon 5 m long is filled with water to a level 0.5 m below the open top. The maximum acceleration (in ) at which it can be speeded up without spilling the water is nearly -
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8) Question.
When a particular discharge is flowing in a horizontal pipe, a mercury-water U-tube manometer connected to the entrance and throat of a venturimeter fitted in the pipe recorded a deflection of 25 cm. If the same discharge flowed through the same pipe kept at an inclination of to the horizontal, then the corresponding deflection by the U-tube manometer will be -
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9) Question.
A cylindrical vessel with a constant plane area of 1 is rotated about its vertical axis such that the liquid inside the vessel is about to spill. If the height of the vessel is 2 m and the height of the paraboloid is 1 m, then the volume (in ) of the liquid in the vessel will be -
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10) Question.
One end of a two dimensional water tank has the shape of a quadrant of a circle of radius, 2m. When the tank is full, the vertical component of the force per unit length on the curved surface will be -
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