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Question 28

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Which of the following statements are true?
(i) Conservation of mass for an unsteady incompressible flow can be represented as

, where

denotes velocity vector.
(ii) Circulation is defined as the line integral of vorticity about a closed curve.
(iii) For some fluids, shear stress can be a non-linear function of the shear strain rate.
(iv) Integration of the Bernoulli’s equation along a streamline under steady-state leads to the Euler’s equation.
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Question 33

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For a potential flow, the fluid velocity is given by

. The slope of the potential line at

is
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Question 40

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Water (density = 1000 kg/m

) flows steadily with a flow rate of 0.05 m

/s through a venturimeter having throat diameter of 100 mm. If the pipe diameter is 200 mm and losses are negligible, the pressure drop (in kPa, rounded off to one decimal place) between an upstream location in the pipe and the throat (both at the same elevation) is ______.

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Question 26

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Which of the following statement(s) regarding a venturimeter is/are correct?
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Question 31

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Consider an inviscid flow through a smooth pipe which has a pitot-static tube arrangement as shown. Find the centre-line velocity in the pipe. Consider that the density of the fluid is 1000 kg/m³, acceleration due to gravity is 10 m/s², and the specific gravity of the manometric fluid is 11.
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Question 33

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A two-dimensional flow field is described by a combination of a source of strength

at the origin and a uniform flow,

, in the positive

-direction such that the velocity potential is given by

The stagnation streamline is shown in the figure. Find the distance

.
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Question 42

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A siphon is used to drain out water (density 1000 kg/m³) from a tank as shown in the figure. What can be the maximum height

(in meter) of the point C? Consider acceleration due to gravity = 10 m/s², pressure at point A = 10 kPa, vapour pressure of water = 29.5 kPa and neglect friction. (Round off to two decimal places)
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Question 20

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Water discharges from a cylindrical tank through an orifice, as shown in the figure. The flow is considered frictionless. Initially, the water level in the tank was

m. The diameter of the tank is

m, while the diameter of the jet is

cm, and the acceleration due to gravity is

m/s

. The time taken (in seconds, up to one decimal place) for the water level in the tank to come down to

m is ______.
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Question 22

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Water is flowing with a flow rate

in a horizontal circular pipe. Due to the low pressure created at the venturi section (Section-1 in the figure), water from a reservoir is drawn upward using a connecting pipe as shown in the figure. Take acceleration due to gravity

m/s

. The flow rate

m

/s,

cm, and

cm. The maximum height (

, in meters, up to one decimal place) of the venturi from the reservoir just sufficient to raise the liquid up to Section-1 is ____________.
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Question 9

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The potential function for a two dimensional incompressible flow field is given as:

.
Magnitude of the velocity vector at point (2,1) is ________ m/s

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