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    Hydrau EXAM-4 - Actual

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    1. The document is a 4th examination for a CE 416 A/L 2nd SEM/2nd TERM course. It contains 10 multiple choice questions related to fluid mechanics topics like flow measurement, pipe flow, and open channel flow. 2. Question 1 asks about measuring rain using an inclined rain gage. Question 2 asks about the deflection of mercury in a manometer. 3. The remaining questions cover additional fluid mechanics concepts like pipe networks, pump systems, weirs, and open channel flow.

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    College of Engineering Education

    2nd Flr, BE Building


    Matina Campus, Davao City
    Telefax: (082) 296-1084
    Phone No.: (082)300-5456/300-0647 Local 131

    CE 416 A/L 2nd SEM/2nd TERM SY 2019-2020 4th EXAMINATION

    1. The rain falling vertically was measured using a rain gage. 6. The water surface at Reservoir A, B and C are at elevation
    If the rain gage is inclined 100 from the horizontal, it 411.6m, 393m and 362.8m, respectively. Pipes from three
    measures 1.5% less than it should. At what percent decrease reservoirs meet at point P which is at elevation 366m as
    of the gage reading if it inclined at 200 from the horizontal? shown in the figure below. Assume all pipes are PVC with
    (10pts) Hazen Williams, C = 150. Pressure at point C is 18.30psi.
    EL.411.6m A
    2. In the figure shown, the deflection of mercury is initially
    250mm. If the pressure at A is increased by 40KPa, while
    maintaining the pressure at B constant. What will be the new
    mercury deflection in “mm”? (10pts)
    EL.393m B
    X

    EL.362.8m C
    Hg (13.6) P
    𝐻2 0 0.6m Z

    PIPELINE DIAMETER(in.) LENGTH(ft.)


    A
    X 10 10000
    𝐻2 0 Y 8 4000
    Z 12 5000
    1.5m
    Compute the head loss of pipeline X in “m”. (10pts)

    B 7. Water enters through a 600mm diameter pipe under a


    3. The pressure at point “m” in the figure shown was pressure of 14KPa. It leaves through a 900mm diameter
    increased from 70KPa to 105KPa. This causes the top level of exhaust pipe with a pressure of 4KPa. If the center of the
    mercury to move 200mm in the sloping tube. What is the outlet pipe 2.5m above the center of the inlet pipe and 500
    inclination of the tube? (10pts) liters per sec. of water pass the motor. Find the energy in
    watts to be supplied to the motor if its efficiency is 85%.
    (10pts)
    m
    8. An orifice of diameter 150mm is fitted at the bottom of a
    water boiler drum of length 8m and of diameter 3m. The drum is
    horizontal and contains water up to a height of 2.4m. Find the
    time required to empty the boiler. Take coefficient of
    discharge as 0.60 (10pts)

    Mercury 9. Find the discharge of water flowing through a pipe 30cm


    𝜃 S = 13.6 diameter placed in an inclined position where a venturi-
    meter is inserted, having a throat diameter of 15cm. The
    difference of pressure between the main and throat is
    4. Find the force P required to keep the gate close as shown in measured by a liquid of specific gravity of 0.60 in an inverted
    the figure below: (10pts) U-tube which gives a reading of 30cm. The loss of head
    between the main and the throat is 0.20 times the kinetic head
    of the pipe. (10pts)

    OIL 2m 10. The heights of water on the upstream and downstream


    (S=0.80) side of a sub-merged weir of 3m length are 20cm and 10cm,
    respectively. If 𝐶𝑑 for free and drowned portions are 0.60 and
    0.80, respectively. Find the discharge over the weir. (10pts)
    HINGE
    2m
    P

    WATER

    5. Water flows at 2.4 cu. m/s in a rectangular flame (n =


    0.011), 1.2m wide and sloping at 0.05%. At a certain section,
    the depth is 1.0m. Find the distance of another section where
    the depth is 0.80m. (10pts)

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