Engineering Sciences
GATE XE topic:engineering PYQs
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Question 24
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For an incompressible boundary layer flow over a flat plate shown in the figure, the momentum thickness is expressed as

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Among the shear stress versus shear strain rate curves shown in the figure, which one corresponds to a shear thinning fluid?

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Consider steady incompressible flow over a flat plate, where the dashed line represents the edge of the boundary layer, as shown in the figure. Which one among the following statements is true?

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An inviscid steady incompressible flow is formed by combining a uniform flow with velocity
and a clockwise vortex of strength
at the origin, as shown in the figure. Velocity potential (
) for the combined flow in polar coordinate
is

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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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For a two-dimensional flow field given as
, a streamline passes through points
and
. The value of
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A stationary object is fully submerged in a static fluid, as shown in the figure. Here, CG and CB stand for center of gravity and center of buoyancy, respectively. Which one(s) among the following statements are true?

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Consider steady fully-developed incompressible flow of a Newtonian fluid between two infinite parallel flat plates. The plates move in the opposite directions, as shown in the figure. In the absence of body force and pressure gradient, the ratio of shear stress at the top surface (
) to that at the bottom surface (
) is 
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A two-dimensional incompressible flow field is defined as,
where,
and
are constants. The dynamic viscosity of the Newtonian fluid is
. In the absence of body force, which among the following expressions represents the pressure gradient at the location
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For a potential flow, the fluid velocity is given by
. The slope of the potential line at
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