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    The document contains 10 multiple choice questions about fluid mechanics and hydraulics. It covers topics like total energy head, discharge, velocity, power, loss of head, pipe size and capacity. The questions require calculating values using concepts like the energy equation and continuity equation.

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    The document contains 10 multiple choice questions about fluid mechanics and hydraulics. It covers topics like total energy head, discharge, velocity, power, loss of head, pipe size and capacity. The questions require calculating values using concepts like the energy equation and continuity equation.

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    1. A fluid is flowing in a 6-in diameter pipe at a pressure of 4.00 psi with a velocity of 8.

    00
    ft/s. As shown in the figure, the elevation of the center of the pipe above a given datum
    is 10 ft. Find the total energy head above the given datum if the fluid is oil with specific
    gravity of 0.82.

    a. 12.333 ft
    b. 35.253 ft
    c. 25.221 ft
    d. 22.251 ft Ans.
    2. A 100-mm diameter suction pipe leading to a pump, as shown in the figure carries a
    discharge of 0.0300 m3/s of oil (s.g.=0.85). If the pressure at point A in the suction pipe
    is a vacuum of 180 mmHg, find the total energy head at point A with respect to a datum
    at the pump.
    a. -3.336 m Ans.
    b. -7.333 m
    c. 1.337 m
    d. 4.336 m
    3. The figure shows a pump drawing water from a reservoir and discharging it into the air
    at point B. The pressure at point A in the suction pipe is a vacuum of 10 inHg, and the
    discharge is 3.00 ft3/s. Determine the total head at point A and at point B with respect
    to a datum at the base of the reservoir.

    a. HA=14.136 ft. ; HB=81.147 ft Ans.


    b. HA=81.156 ft. ; HB=14.147 ft
    c. HA=51.857 ft. ; HB=41.256 ft
    d. HA=18.136 ft. ; HB=32.207 ft
    4. If the total available head of a stream flowing at a rate of 300 ft 3/s is 25 ft, what is the
    theoretical horsepower available?
    a. P = 581.909 hp
    b. P = 832.909 hp
    c. P = 850.909 hp Ans.
    d. P = 605.909 hp
    5. A 150-mm diameter jet of water is discharging from a nozzle into the air at a velocity of
    36.0 m/s. Find the power in the jet with respect to a datum at the jet.
    a. P = 411.412 kW Ans.
    b. P = 416.421 kW
    c. P = 521.124 kW
    d. P = 214.214 kW
    6. The fluid shown in figure is water, with the surface 20 ft above the datum. The pipe is 6
    in. in diameter, and the total loss of head between point 1 in the water surface and
    point 5 in the jet in the left is 10 ft. determine the velocity of flow in the pipe and the
    discharge Q.

    a) V=35.2 ft/s , Q=9.5 cfs


    b) V=22.5 ft/s , Q=6.3 cfs
    c) V=35.3 ft/s , Q=7.5 cfs
    d) V=25.3 ft/s , Q=5.0 cfs Ans.

    7. In the figure shown, a large siphon with its upper end immersed in a large reservoir of
    oil (SG=0.80). As long as the siphon is filled with air there is, of course, no tendency for
    flow to occur. The pipe is 6 in. in diameter. Compute the discharge, if the loss of head
    from 1 to 2 is 5 ft and from 2 to 3 is 8 ft.

    a) Q= 3.424 cfs
    b) Q=2.224 cfs Ans.
    c) Q=5.343 cfs
    d) Q=3.242 cfs

    8. Determine the loss of head in 200 ft of 6 in. new cast-iron pipe carrying 250 gpm of
    water.
    a) hf=1.02 ft of water
    b) hf=3.2 ft of water
    c) hf= 1.2 ft of water Ans.
    d) hf=0.12ft of water
    9. Determine the capacity of 30-in wood-stave pipe carrying water with a loss of head of
    10 ft per mile.
    a) Q=12 cfs
    b) Q=21 cfs Ans.
    c) Q=16.5 cfs
    d) Q=22.33 cfs

    10. What size of best-quality concrete pipe will carry 10 cfs of water with a loss of head of
    2.0 ft per 1000 ft?
    a) D=1.52 ft
    b) D=1.91ft Ans.
    c) D=1.64ft
    d) D=0.91ft
    SOLUTION

    1.

    2.

    3.
    4.

    5.

    6. Write the energy theorem from 1 to 5:

    Since .,

    7. Write the energy theorem from 1 to 3:


    Since

    8.

    9.
    10.

    Assuming , since
    REFERENCE:
    Book Title: Hydraulics

    Author/s: Horace W. King , Chester O. Wisler , James G. Woodburn

    Book pages: p.97-99, p.185

    Members:

    BABEHIS, MONICA AIRA

    BANDONG ANGELICA CLAIRE

    DELA VEGA, CHRISTIAN

    GRAY, SPEED

    PABILONA, WENCE IAN JOSEPH

    SABLAMANTE, MELCHI JERU

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