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Question 3

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In which one of the following devices the difference between static and total pressure is used to determine the flow velocity?
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Question 4

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A golf ball is dimpled to make the flow turbulent and consequently to reduce the drag. Turbulent flow reduces the drag on the golf ball because
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Question 5

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For a steady laminar incompressible boundary layer flow over a sharp-edged flat plate at zero incidence,
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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 7

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Consider the two-dimensional laminar flow of water (

) between two infinitely long parallel plates

apart as shown in the figure below. The velocity profile at any location is given by

where

is in m. The magnitude of shear stress (in

, rounded off to 2 decimal places) acting on the bottom plate is ________
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Question 8

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The maximum velocity in a fully developed laminar incompressible flow through a circular pipe of constant cross-sectional area is

. The average velocity (in m/s) of the flow is ________

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Question 9

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The theoretical discharge for the flow through an orificemeter is

. If the measured discharge in an experiment is

, then the discharge coefficient (rounded off to one decimal place) is ________

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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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