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    3 Hours / 70 Marks: Seat No

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    This document contains instructions for a 3 hour, 70 mark exam on hydraulics. It lists 6 sections containing multiple choice and short answer questions. Section 1 has 10 marks and contains 8 questions defining key terms. Section 2 has 12 marks and contains 5 questions about applications and concepts. Section 3 also has 12 marks and contains 5 questions involving calculations. Sections 4, 5 and 6 follow the same format, with 12 marks for each section and 3 to 5 questions per section involving additional concepts, calculations and problem solving around topics in hydraulics.

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    This document contains instructions for a 3 hour, 70 mark exam on hydraulics. It lists 6 sections containing multiple choice and short answer questions. Section 1 has 10 marks and contains 8 questions defining key terms. Section 2 has 12 marks and contains 5 questions about applications and concepts. Section 3 also has 12 marks and contains 5 questions involving calculations. Sections 4, 5 and 6 follow the same format, with 12 marks for each section and 3 to 5 questions per section involving additional concepts, calculations and problem solving around topics in hydraulics.

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    This document contains instructions for a 3 hour, 70 mark exam on hydraulics. It lists 6 sections containing multiple choice and short answer questions. Section 1 has 10 marks and contains 8 questions defining key terms. Section 2 has 12 marks and contains 5 questions about applications and concepts. Section 3 also has 12 marks and contains 5 questions involving calculations. Sections 4, 5 and 6 follow the same format, with 12 marks for each section and 3 to 5 questions per section involving additional concepts, calculations and problem solving around topics in hydraulics.

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    This document contains instructions for a 3 hour, 70 mark exam on hydraulics. It lists 6 sections containing multiple choice and short answer questions. Section 1 has 10 marks and contains 8 questions defining key terms. Section 2 has 12 marks and contains 5 questions about applications and concepts. Section 3 also has 12 marks and contains 5 questions involving calculations. Sections 4, 5 and 6 follow the same format, with 12 marks for each section and 3 to 5 questions per section involving additional concepts, calculations and problem solving around topics in hydraulics.

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    22401

    11920
    3 Hours / 70 Marks Seat No.

      Instructions – (1) All Questions are Compulsory.


    (2) Illustrate you answers with neat skethces wherever
    necessary.
    (3) Figures to the right indicate full marks.
    (4) Assume suitable data, if necessary.
    (5) Use of Non-programmable Electronic Pocket
    Calculator is permissible.
    (6) Mobile Phone, Pager and any other Electronic
    Communication devices are not permissible in
    Examination Hall.

    Marks

    1. Attempt any FIVE of the following: 10


    a) Define viscosity.
    b) Why mercury is used in manometer?
    c) Define pressure head and give its unit.
    d) Define Reynold's number.
    e) State the principle of venturimeter.
    f) Define discharge and state its unit.
    g) State two uses of syphon.
    h) Define Hydraulic Radius for trapezoidal channel.

    P.T.O.
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    Marks
    2. Attempt any THREE of the following: 12
    a) Write any two applications of hydraulics in Irrigation Engineering.
    b) A liquid weighs 25 kN and occupies 3.75 m3, find its specific
    weight, mass density, specific gravity and specific volume.
    c) Explain the concept and use of pressure diagram with neat
    sketches.
    d) Explain with a neat sketch the working of Bourdon's pressure
    guage.
    e) State the causes and remedial measures of water hammer
    in pipes.

    3. Attempt any THREE of the following: 12


    a) A square plate is submerged vertically in oil of specific
    gravity 0.9 as shown in Fig. No. 1 Find the total pressure and
    position of centre of pressure.

    Fig. No. 1
    b) Explain Reynold's number with its equation and give its
    significance.
    c) Differentiate any four points between notch and weir.
    d) A concrete dam 15 m deep and 2 m wide containing water to
    a depth of 10 m. Find total hydrostatic pressure per meter run
    and centre of pressure on upstream face.
    e) Water is flowing through a rectangular channel of width 5 m
    and bed slope 1 in 1200. Depth of flow is 1.75 m. Find the
    discharge through the channel. Take c=50.
    22401 [3]
    Marks
    4. Attempt any THREE of the following: 12
    a) What is most economical channel section? Write conditions for
    rectangular channel section to be economical.
    b) Differentiate between turbines and pumps on any two factors.
    c) A centrifugal pump is required to pump 15 lit/sec against head
    of 32 m. Find the power required by the pump taking overall
    efficiency 75%.
    d) State Bernoulli's theorem. State any two applications of it.
    e) Explain with sketch working of centrifugal pump.

    5. Attempt any TWO of the following: 12


    a) A conical pipe has diameter 40 cm at the larger end and
    20 cm at the smaller end and forms a part of a vertical main.
    The pressure head at the larger end is found to be 30 m and
    at the smaller end 22 m of water. Find the discharge through
    the pipe, if the length of conical portion is 2 m. assuming no
    losses and the larger end is at the top.
    b) Two reservoirs are connected by a pipeline consisting of two
    pipes, one of 10 cm diameter and length 6 m and other of
    20 cm diameter and 16 metre length. If the difference of
    water level in two reservoirs is 6 m, calculate discharge.
    c) Water discharge at the rate of 0.09 m3/sec through 10 cm
    diameter vertical sharp edged orifice placed under a constant
    head of 8 m. A point on the jet measured from vena contracta
    of the jet has co-ordinates 4.5 m horizontal and 0.54 m vertical.
    Find the coefficients Cc, Cd and Cv of the orifice.

    P.T.O.
    22401 [4]
    Marks
    6. Attempt any TWO of the following: 12
    a) What are major and minor loss of head in flow through pipes?
    Write any two equations of minor loss.
    b) A trapezoidal channel of most economical section has side
    slopes 1.5 (horizontal): 1 (vertical). It is required to discharge
    15 m3 of water per second with a bed slope of 0.5 metre in
    3 km. Design the section using Manning's formula. Take
    coefficient of rogosity as 0.015.
    c) A triangular notch of angle 120o is used to measure the
    discharge. Determine the head over the notch, if discharge is
    1500 lits/minute. Assume Cd = 0.6.

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