Fluid Mechanics and Open Channel Hydraulics Mid - II, November - 2014
1.The Orifices meter is used to measure
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Discharge
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Pressure
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Velocity
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None
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Answer: A
2.The loss of Head due to sudden enlargement of pipe is given by
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None
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Answer: C
3.Model Analysis of pipes flow are based on
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Reynolds Number
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Froude number
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Mach Number
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Euler’s Number
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Answer: B
4.The discharge through a V- Notch varies as
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H1/2
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H
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H3/2
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H5/2
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Answer: D
5.Hydraulic jump occurs when the flow is
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Critical
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Sub Critical
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Super Critical
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None
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Answer: C
6.The Cd of an orifice is always
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Greater than Cv
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Equal to Cv
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Equal to Cc
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Less than Cc
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Answer: A
7.Theoretical velocity of a jet at vena contracta is
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2gh
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Answer: D
8.For maximum discharge over a triangular notch the angle of the notch is
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300
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600
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900
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1200
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Answer: C
9.A separate arrangement for the aeration of nappe is desired in
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Triangular Notc
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Trapezoidal Notc
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Rectangular Notch
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None
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Answer: B
10.Manning and Chezy’s formula is valid for
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Steady flow
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Uniform flow
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Non Uniform flow
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Unsteady flow
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Answer: D
11.The upper surface of the wires over water flow is known as ____________
Answer: Sill
12.Mach number is the ratio of inertia force and the ____________
Answer: Elastic Force
13.A ____________is a concrete or masonry structure in an open channel are in which the flow occurs
Answer: Weir
14.The ratio of inertia force to pressure force is known as ____________ Number
Answer: Euler’s
15.For capillary in narrow passage is ____________ model law is applied
Answer: Weber
16.The ratio of actual velocity of the jet at vena contracta to the theoretical velocity is known as ____________
Answer: Coefficient Velocity
17.Borda’s mouth piece is an ____________ mouth piece
Answer: Internal
18.If the Froude number > 1 the flow is said to be ____________ flow
Answer: Super Critical
19.A ____________ is along bent pipe to carry water from low level reservoir to high elevation or high level reservoir.
Answer: Syphon
20.An ____________ may be defined as a passage in which liquid flow with its upper surface exposed to atmosphere.
Answer: Open Channel