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Question 6

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The power input

to a centrifugal pump is a function of the volume flow rate

, impeller diameter

, rotational speed

, fluid density

, dynamic viscosity

, and surface roughness

. To carry out a dimensional analysis using Buckingham’s

theorem, which one of the following sets can be taken as the set of repeating variables?
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Question 10

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Consider the flow between two infinitely long parallel plates of large width separated by a distance

. The upper plate is moving with a constant velocity

while the lower plate is stationary. The volumetric flow rate per unit width of the plate is
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Question 11

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The velocity field in Cartesian coordinates in a two-dimensional steady incompressible flow of a fluid with density

is

. Assuming no body and line forces, the magnitude of pressure gradient

at point

is
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Question 12

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A two-dimensional velocity field in Cartesian coordinates is defined by

. This flow is
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Question 13

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Assertion [a]: The streamlines in a free vortex flow are concentric circles.\nReason [r]: There exists only radial component for the velocity field in a free vortex flow.
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Question 14

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The velocity components in Cartesian coordinates in a two-dimensional incompressible flow are

and

. The magnitude of total acceleration at the point

is
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Question 15

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For steady laminar flow at zero incidence over a flat plate, the component of velocity parallel to the plate in the boundary layer is given by

, where

is the distance measured normal to the flat plate. If

is the coefficient of dynamic viscosity,

is the velocity parallel to the wall at the edge of the boundary layer and

is the boundary layer thickness, the wall shear stress is given by
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Question 16

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A fluid with constant density of

flows past a semi-cylindrical structure with a freestream velocity of

as shown in the figure below. The difference in static pressure between points P and Q is

. If the gravitational acceleration

is

and the flow is assumed to be potential, what is the radius

(in m) of the semi-cylindrical structure?
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Question 1

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On decreasing the objective aperture size in an optical microscope
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Pilling-Bedworth ratios for oxides of some metals are given in the table.\n\n| Metal | Pilling-Bedworth Ratio |\n|---|---:|\n| Li | 0.57 |\n| Ce | 1.16 |\n| Ta | 2.33 |\n| W | 3.40 |\n\nBased on the criterion of Pilling-Bedworth ratio alone, which one of the following metals will be most protected from high temperature oxidation?
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