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    Ae Je Fluid Statics Practice Set 1

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    The document discusses pressure in fluids and provides examples of questions related to pressure measurement using manometers. It includes questions about: - Pressure increasing with depth in a water column - Pressure ratio between two depths in a water tank - Atmospheric pressure value at sea level - Comparing pressures in tanks of different volumes - Calculating pressure at the bottom of a tank using fluid heights - Measuring absolute pressure using a manometer - Calculating pressures and heights in U-tube manometers - Determining resisting moments in walls holding back water

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    Ae Je Fluid Statics Practice Set 1

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    The document discusses pressure in fluids and provides examples of questions related to pressure measurement using manometers. It includes questions about: - Pressure increasing with depth in a water column - Pressure ratio between two depths in a water tank - Atmospheric pressure value at sea level - Comparing pressures in tanks of different volumes - Calculating pressure at the bottom of a tank using fluid heights - Measuring absolute pressure using a manometer - Calculating pressures and heights in U-tube manometers - Determining resisting moments in walls holding back water

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    The document discusses pressure in fluids and provides examples of questions related to pressure measurement using manometers. It includes questions about: - Pressure increasing with depth in a water column - Pressure ratio between two depths in a water tank - Atmospheric pressure value at sea level - Comparing pressures in tanks of different volumes - Calculating pressure at the bottom of a tank using fluid heights - Measuring absolute pressure using a manometer - Calculating pressures and heights in U-tube manometers - Determining resisting moments in walls holding back water

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    Ae Je Fluid Statics Practice Set 1

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    SSC JE 2017

    The pressure in a stationary water column:

    a) Increases with depth

    b) Is constant with depth

    c) Depends upon the viscosity with depth

    d) Varies non linearly with depth

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    SSC JE 2014
    The ratio of pressures between two points A and B
    located respectively at depths 0.5 m and 2 m below
    the level of water in a tank is

    a) 1:1

    b) 1:2

    c) 1:4

    d) 1:16

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    SSC JE 2019
    At sea level , the value of atmospheric pressure is
    close to

    a) 10.33 m of water column

    b) 1000 m of water column

    c) 1 m of water column

    d) 100 m of water column

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    Practice Question
    Two tanks, A and B, with the same height are filled with water till the top. The volume of tank A is 10
    times the volume of tank B. What can you say about pressures pA and pB at the bottom of the tanks A
    and B respectively?

    a) pA = 10pB

    b) pB = 10pA

    c) pA = pB

    d) Additional data is required to compare the pressures

    Ans c

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    Practice Question
    A closed cylindrical container of diameter D and Length L is completely filled with a liquid of density ρ.
    The axis of the cylinder makes an angle θ with the vertical. The total force on the curved surface is

    𝜋𝐷2𝐿
    a) 4
    𝜌𝑔𝑠𝑖𝑛𝜃

    𝜋𝐷2𝐿
    b) 4
    𝜌𝑔𝑐𝑜𝑠𝜃

    3𝜋𝐷2𝐿
    c) 4
    𝜌𝑔𝑠𝑖𝑛𝜃

    3𝜋𝐷2𝐿
    d) 4
    𝜌𝑔𝑐𝑜𝑠𝜃

    Ans a

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    Practice Question
    An open tank contains 60 cm of water covered with 30 cm of oil of specific gravity 0.8. The pressure
    intensity at the bottom of the tank is

    a) 2250 N/m2

    b) 3375 N/m2

    c) 5880 N/m2

    d) 8130 N/m2

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    Practice Question
    A manometer is used to measure the pressure of a
    gas in a tank. The fluid used has a specific gravity of
    0.85 and the manometer column height is 55 cm,
    as shown in figure. If the local atmospheric
    pressure is 96 kPa, what is the absolute pressure in
    the tank?

    a) 4.6 kPa

    b) 98.6 kPa

    c) 100.6 kPa

    d) 200 kPa
    Practice Question
    Find out gauge & vacuum pressure inside the pipe.
    Practice Question
    Find out absolute pressure at A in bar. Consider
    atmospheric pressure to be equal to 1.01 bar.
    Practice Question
    Consider a U tube Manometer as shown, filled with
    two different liquids. For the given equilibrium, find
    out h?
    Practice Question
    What is the pressure of the air in the tank if 𝑙1 =
    40 𝑐𝑚, 𝑙2 = 100 𝑐𝑚 and 𝑙3 = 80 𝑐𝑚?

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    Practice Question
    For the given mercury barometer, find out the
    value of H, if gas pressure at A is 50 cm of Hg.

    Ans 26 cm

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    Practice Question
    A U-tube mercury (Hg) manometer as shown
    below is employed to measure the pressure of an
    oil-filled vessel. The densities of Hg and oil are
    13600 kg/m3 and 800 kg/m3, respectively. The
    gravitational acceleration may be taken as 10 m/s2.
    The gauge pressure (in Pa) at point A when h1 = 0.5
    m and h2 = 0.9 m, is approximately

    a) 118.4 × 103

    b) 118.4

    c) 11.84

    d) 1.184

    Ans a
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    SSC JE 2019
    The right limb of simple U tube manometer
    containing mercury is open to atmosphere while
    the left limb is connected to a pipe in which fluid of
    specific gravity 0.9 is flowing. The center of pipe is
    12 cm below the level of mercury in the right limb.
    Find the pressure of fluid in the pipe if difference of
    mercury level in two limbs is 20 cm

    a) 2597 N/cm2

    b) 259.7 N/cm2

    c) 25.97 N/cm2

    d) 2.597 N/cm2

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    Practice Question
    Two walls are holding back water as shown in the figure below. The resisting moments per unit width of
    the walls at points P & Q are Mp and MQ. Denoting the specific weight of the water as 𝛾, the difference in
    the moments (MQ − MP) is

    3𝛾ℎ3
    a) 2

    2𝛾ℎ3
    b) 3

    𝛾ℎ3
    c) 18

    𝛾ℎ3
    d) 2

    Ans c

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