How to practice topic:flow-fluid-properties

Attempt a question, record the concept and assumptions, then check the available answer. Rework mistakes after revising the relevant concepts. Topic tags can overlap; review the question context.

Questions 1–10 of 29. Imported answers require independent review unless marked reviewed.

Topic practice 29 questionsPage 1 of 3

Question 26

Open question
XE-BMCQ1 markNeeds review
Consider the following statements:
Assertion (a)
Surface tension acts along the interface of two fluids.
Reason (r)
The pressure of the fluid inside a bubble is higher than that of the fluid outside the bubble.
Which one of the following options is correct?
Your answerChoose one option.

Log in to check the answer

You can attempt this question now. Sign in to view the answer key, explanations and discussion.Log in to check answer

Question 27

Open question
XE-BMCQ1 markNeeds review
The basic dimensions, i.e., mass, length, and time are represented by M, L, and T, respectively. The correct dimension of dynamic viscosity is
Your answerChoose one option.

Log in to check the answer

You can attempt this question now. Sign in to view the answer key, explanations and discussion.Log in to check answer

Question 38

Open question
XE-BNAT2 marksNeeds review
A gas is pressurized in a vertical frictionless piston-cylinder device, as shown in the figure. The piston has a mass of 4 kg and a cross-sectional area of 40 cm

. A metallic block of 13 kg is placed on the piston. The atmospheric pressure (

) is 1 bar. Assume acceleration due to gravity as 10 m.s

. The pressure inside the cylinder,

(in bar) is __________. (rounded off to three decimal places)
Diagram for Engineering Sciences question 38


Log in to check the answer

You can attempt this question now. Sign in to view the answer key, explanations and discussion.Log in to check answer

Question 40

Open question
XE-BNAT2 marksNeeds review
A rectangular block (density = 600 kg.m

) with base area of 0.06 m

and height 15 cm is partially submerged in water (density = 1000 kg.m

), as shown in the figure. Assume acceleration due to gravity as 10 m.s

. The submerged depth,

(in m) of the block in the water is __________. (rounded off to two decimal places)
Diagram for Engineering Sciences question 40


Log in to check the answer

You can attempt this question now. Sign in to view the answer key, explanations and discussion.Log in to check answer

Question 28

Open question
XE-BMCQ1 markNeeds review
Group-I indicates different properties of fluid and Group-II defines their basic dimensions in terms of Force (

), Length (

), and Time (

).
Group-I
Group-II
P: Dynamic viscosity
1:

Q: Surface tension
2:

R: Density
3:

Which one of the following options identifies the correct match between Group-I and Group-II?
Your answerChoose one option.

Log in to check the answer

You can attempt this question now. Sign in to view the answer key, explanations and discussion.Log in to check answer

Question 33

Open question
XE-BMCQ2 marksNeeds review
A solid body of uniform specific gravity floats in a deep liquid pool. Take

,

, and

as the centre of buoyancy, centre of gravity, and metacentre of the body, respectively. Which one of the following options is correct for the stable flotation of the body in the pool when the body is given a small tilt angle?
Your answerChoose one option.

Log in to check the answer

You can attempt this question now. Sign in to view the answer key, explanations and discussion.Log in to check answer

Question 22

Open question
XE-BMCQ1 markNeeds review
Which one of the following figures shows the CORRECT dependence of apparent viscosity (

) on rate of shear strain (

) for pseudoplastic fluids?
Your answerChoose one option.

Log in to check the answer

You can attempt this question now. Sign in to view the answer key, explanations and discussion.Log in to check answer

Question 29

Open question
XE-BMCQ1 markNeeds review
For an immersed neutrally buoyant body to be in stable equilibrium, the center of gravity of the body is directly
Your answerChoose one option.

Log in to check the answer

You can attempt this question now. Sign in to view the answer key, explanations and discussion.Log in to check answer

Question 30

Open question
XE-BNAT1 markNeeds review
The absolute pressure in a chamber is measured as 400 mm Hg at a location where the atmospheric pressure is 700 mm Hg. A vacuum gauge connected to the chamber reads ________ mm Hg (answer in integer).

Log in to check the answer

You can attempt this question now. Sign in to view the answer key, explanations and discussion.Log in to check answer

Question 35

Open question
XE-BNAT2 marksNeeds review
A vessel which contains a volatile liquid and its vapour is connected with a mercury manometer as shown in figure. Both the liquid and vapour phases are at equilibrium. The vapour pressure and density of the volatile liquid are 107.6 kPa and 700 kg/m

, respectively. The density of the mercury is 13600 kg/m

. Acceleration due to gravity (

) is 10 m/s

and atmospheric pressure is 101 kPa. Hydrostatic pressure created by the weight of the vapour is neglected.
Diagram for Engineering Sciences question 35

The height, h (in m, rounded off to two decimal places) of the mercury column in figure is ________.

Log in to check the answer

You can attempt this question now. Sign in to view the answer key, explanations and discussion.Log in to check answer