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    Env2007 - Final Exam

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    The document contains a final exam question sheet for an undergraduate fluid mechanics course. The exam consists of 5 questions worth a total of 100 points. Question 1 asks students to calculate the mass of a submerged hemispherical object. Question 2 involves determining the depth of an oil layer covering a tank of water. Question 3 presents several short conceptual fluid mechanics problems. Question 4 provides a diagram of a balanced gate and asks students to calculate properties related to a cubic balancing object. Question 5 gives information about solid and BOD concentrations in pipes mixing water and asks students to calculate flowrates and minimum pipe diameter.

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    The document contains a final exam question sheet for an undergraduate fluid mechanics course. The exam consists of 5 questions worth a total of 100 points. Question 1 asks students to calculate the mass of a submerged hemispherical object. Question 2 involves determining the depth of an oil layer covering a tank of water. Question 3 presents several short conceptual fluid mechanics problems. Question 4 provides a diagram of a balanced gate and asks students to calculate properties related to a cubic balancing object. Question 5 gives information about solid and BOD concentrations in pipes mixing water and asks students to calculate flowrates and minimum pipe diameter.

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    The document contains a final exam question sheet for an undergraduate fluid mechanics course. The exam consists of 5 questions worth a total of 100 points. Question 1 asks students to calculate the mass of a submerged hemispherical object. Question 2 involves determining the depth of an oil layer covering a tank of water. Question 3 presents several short conceptual fluid mechanics problems. Question 4 provides a diagram of a balanced gate and asks students to calculate properties related to a cubic balancing object. Question 5 gives information about solid and BOD concentrations in pipes mixing water and asks students to calculate flowrates and minimum pipe diameter.

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    ENGINEERING FACULTY

    DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING


    Year: 2020-2021 Semester: Fall
    Course Name: ENV2007 – Fluid Mechanics
    FINAL EXAM QUESTION-ANSWER SHEET
    EXAM DATE:
    INSTRUCTOR’S NAME & TITLE: Dr.L e ct . Akı n AL T E N 12/01/2021
    SIGNATURE: EXAM DURATION:
    STUDENT’S NAME/SURNAME: 90 min.
    STUDENT ID #:
    HONOUR CODE STATEMENT: I did all parts of my midterm exam by myself. Before the
    time of sending my midterm exam paper, I have not communicated with another
    person via talking, any form of electronic messaging, voice, video, photo sharing etc
    regarding this exam.
    Question 1 (15 p.) 2 (20 p.) 3 (15 p.) 4 (30 p.) 5 (20 p.) TOTAL POINT:
    Point
    Prog. Outcomes PO2 PO2 PO2 PO2 PO2

    Instructions: If you have a chance to take a printout of the midterm exam file, use your printout for your answers,
    otherwise use A4 white paper and prepare a copy of the letterhead yourself. Do not forget to write and sign the
    “Honour Code Statement” on your first sheet. Write your answers to these papers in your handwriting, do not
    use a word processing program like MS WORD. Convert the papers you prepared to PDF format by scanning or
    taking a clean photo of them. Name your PDF file using your student ID number (for example 120405001.pdf).

    Please send the PDF file to the e-mail address given below by 12.01.2021 – 16:00 at the latest.

    The subject line of your e-mail must be as given in the following example.

    Subject: ENV2007 – Fluid Mechanics – Final Exam – Your Student ID Number – Your Name & Surname

    Email address to which the file will be sent: akin.alten@yandex.com

    PS: If you think that there is missing information in the questions, you can make
    appropriate assumptions, and solve the questions. But assumptions must be indicated.
    ENGINEERING FACULTY
    DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
    Year: 2020-2021 Semester: Fall
    Course Name: ENV2007 – Fluid Mechanics
    FINAL EXAM QUESTION-ANSWER SHEET
    SIGNATURE: EXAM DATE:
    INSTRUCTOR’S NAME & TITLE: Dr.L e ct . Akı n AL T E N 12/01/2021

    SIGNATURE: EXAM DURATION:


    STUDENT’S NAME/SURNAME: 90 min.
    STUDENT ID #:

    QUESTIONS

    1. ) A semispherical (hemispherical)
    object with a radius of 6 m is
    submerged in water as shown in the
    figure. The object is hinged at
    point A and stable on the water
    surface.

    The specific weight of the water is


    9,79 kN/m3.

    Calculate the mass of the


    semispherical object.

    2. ) In the tank-pipe system, water flows


    steadily with a velocity of 2 m/s
    from the large tank.

    Determine the depth, H, of the layer


    of oil that covers the water in the
    tank.

    𝛾 = 9,79 𝑘𝑁⁄𝑚

    𝛾 = 7,857 𝑘𝑁⁄𝑚

    3. ) a) What will happen to the lungs of a diver diving 10 meters deep in a lake?
    Explain your reasoning.
    b) In a facility where jars are being filled with honey, would you want the
    temperature to be 10 degrees or 25 degrees? Explain your reasoning.
    c) Automobile tire pressure must be measured after your vehicle has been sitting
    for a few hours, and before you start driving. This is necessary to get the
    most accurate reading. Explain this situation using your fluid mechanics
    knowledge.
    ENGINEERING FACULTY
    DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
    Year: 2020-2021 Semester: Fall
    Course Name: ENV2007 – Fluid Mechanics
    FINAL EXAM QUESTION-ANSWER SHEET
    SIGNATURE: EXAM DATE:
    INSTRUCTOR’S NAME & TITLE: Dr.L e ct . Akı n AL T E N 12/01/2021

    SIGNATURE: EXAM DURATION:


    STUDENT’S NAME/SURNAME: 90 min.
    STUDENT ID #:

    4.) L-shaped gate is hinged at point A. The gate is


    balanced with a cubic object that is fully immersed in
    water as shown on the right-hand side of the figure.
    The volume of the cubic object is given as 5 m3.

    a) What should be the mass of this cubic object to


    keep the gate at balance? (20 P)
    b) Calculate the specific mass of the material
    that the cubic object is made of. (5 P)
    c) Calculate the specific weight of the material
    that the cubic object is made of. (5 P)

    Assume that the width of the gate (into the paper) is


    1 m.

    𝛾 = 9,79 𝑘𝑁⁄𝑚 𝐼 . sin 𝜃


    ℎ = +ℎ
    ℎ .𝐴

    𝑏. ℎ
    𝐼 =
    12

    5.)
    Total solid concentration of water in Pipe-1 is
    given as 250 mg/L and the flowrate of this pipe
    is 10 L/s. BOD concentration of water in Pipe-2
    is 100 mg/L and the flowrate is unknown.

    Water from Pipe-1 and Pipe-2 mixes at the


    junction and gives a BOD concentration of 150
    mg/L in Pipe-3.

    a) Calculate the flowrate of Pipe-2. (10 P)


    b) If the maximum velocity allowed in Pipe-
    3 is 1,70 m/s, what should be the
    minimum diameter of this pipe? (10 P)
    ENGINEERING FACULTY
    DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
    Year: 2020-2021 Semester: Fall
    Course Name: ENV2007 – Fluid Mechanics
    FINAL EXAM QUESTION-ANSWER SHEET
    SIGNATURE: EXAM DATE:
    INSTRUCTOR’S NAME & TITLE: Dr.L e ct . Akı n AL T E N 12/01/2021

    SIGNATURE: EXAM DURATION:


    STUDENT’S NAME/SURNAME: 90 min.
    STUDENT ID #:

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