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    MCQs On Fluid Flow

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    The document contains multiple choice questions about fluid mechanics concepts. It covers topics like Bernoulli's equation, Reynolds number, fluid flow regimes, viscosity, pressure measurement devices, and flow measurement devices. The questions test understanding of when different equations can be applied, definitions of fluid mechanics terms, properties of fluids, typical values that distinguish flow patterns, and instruments used to measure variables like velocity, pressure, and flow rate.

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    The document contains multiple choice questions about fluid mechanics concepts. It covers topics like Bernoulli's equation, Reynolds number, fluid flow regimes, viscosity, pressure measurement devices, and flow measurement devices. The questions test understanding of when different equations can be applied, definitions of fluid mechanics terms, properties of fluids, typical values that distinguish flow patterns, and instruments used to measure variables like velocity, pressure, and flow rate.

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    The document contains multiple choice questions about fluid mechanics concepts. It covers topics like Bernoulli's equation, Reynolds number, fluid flow regimes, viscosity, pressure measurement devices, and flow measurement devices. The questions test understanding of when different equations can be applied, definitions of fluid mechanics terms, properties of fluids, typical values that distinguish flow patterns, and instruments used to measure variables like velocity, pressure, and flow rate.

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    1-Bernoulli’s equation cannot be applied when the flow is

    (A) rotational

    (B) turbulent

    (C) unsteady

    (D) all of the above

    2-Relative density of mercury is


    (A) 1

    (B) 9.8

    (C) 13.6

    (D) 1000

    3-A Newtonian fluid is defined as the fluid which


    (A) Obeys Hook’s law

    (B) Is compressible

    (C) Obeys Newton’s law of viscosity

    (D) Is incompressible

    4-If the Reynolds number is less than 2000, the flow in a pipe is
    (A) Turbulent

    (B) Laminar

    (C) Transition

    (D) None of the above

    5-The bernoulli’s equation is the result of application of the following law to the flow field
    (A) First law of thermodynamics

    (B) Conservation of energy

    (C) Newtons second law of motion

    (D) Conservation of mass

    6-Reynolds number signifies the ratio of


    (A) gravity forces top viscous forces

    (B) inertial forces to viscous forces

    (C) inertia forces to gravity forces

    (D) buoyant forces to inertia forces

    7-In pipe flow the critical Reynolds number is about


    (A) 640

    (B) 5 × 10 5

    (C) 2000

    (D) 64000

    8-Anemometer is used to measure


    (A) Velocity

    (B) Pressure

    (C) Viscosity

    (D) Density

    9-Property of fluid that describes its internal resistance is known as:


    (A) Viscosity

    (B) Friction

    (C) Resistance

    (D) Internal energy

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    10. ____________ is used for measurement of small pressure difference

    (A) Benzene

    (B) Mercury

    (C) Alcohol

    (D) PG
    11. Reynolds number is inversely proportional to _______________

    (A) Pipe diameter

    (B) Viscosity of Fluid

    (C) Velocity of Fluid

    (D) Density of Fluid

    12. Flow of fluid is flowing in parallel straight line this is known as _____________

    (A) Turbulent flow

    (B) Streamline flow

    (C) Critical Flow

    (D) All of the above

    13. Fanning equation is useful to calculate the ___________ loss whether flow is viscous or turbulent

    (A). Fitting

    (B). Enlargement

    (C). Friction

    (D). Contraction

    14. Pump are not used to increase one of the energies of liquid

    (A). Kinetic energy

    (B). Potential energy

    (C). Pressure energy

    (D). Rotational energy

    15. A manometer is used to measure pressure of a

    (A) Gas

    (B) Liquid

    (C) Gas as well as liquid

    (D) None
    16. A pipe has a diameter of 0.2 m in which a fluid of density 1 mg/ml flows with a velocity of 0.3
    m3/s. determine whether the flow is laminar or turbulent calculating the Reynolds number.

    (A) The flow is laminar having Reynold number 1200

    (B) The flow is turbulent having Reynold number 2100

    (C) The flow is laminar having Reynold number 2200

    (D) The flow is neither laminar nor turbulent.

    17. The cylindrical portion of the short length which connects converging and diverging section of
    the venturimeter is called as

    (A) diffuser

    (B) connector

    (C) throat

    (D) manometer tube

    18. When is orifice called as large orifice

    (A) If the head of the liquid is less than 5 times the depth of orifice

    (B) If the head of the liquid is less than 2.5 times the depth of orifice

    (C) If the head of the liquid is less than 4 times the depth of orifice

    (D) If the head of the liquid is less than 1.5 times the depth of orifice

    R=Dµρ/η

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