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:: A real practical fluid possesses which of the following?

{
=compressibility
~viscosity
~surface tension
~density
}

::Which possesses no definite volume and is compressible.


{
~solid
~liquid
=gas
~vapour
}

::The ratio of specific weight of the liquid to the specific weight of the standard
fluid is known as
{
~specific volume
~weight density
=specific gravity
~viscosity
}

::The property of a fluid which determines its resistance to shearing stress is


called
{
=viscosity
~specific volume
~weight density
~specific gravity
}

::Fluids which do not follow the linear relationship between shear stress and rate
of deformation are termed as
{
~Newtonian
=Non-Newtonian
~dilantent
~ideal
}

::The viscosity of the liquids with increase in temperature


{
=decreases
~increases
~first decreases and then increases
~first increases and then decreases
}

::Surface tension is caused by the force of at the free surface


{
=cohesion
~adhesion
~cohesive
~discharge
}
::Suface tension is expressed in
{
=N/m
~N/m^2
~N/m^3
~N^2/m
}

::Whichis the phenomenon by which a liquid rises into a thin glass tube above or
below its general level
{
~surface tension
=capillarity
~cohesion
~adhesion
}

::Elasticity of fluids is measured in terms of


{
~youngs modulus of elasticity
~shear modulus of elasticity
=bulk modulus of elasticity
~shear modulus
}

::compressibility is the reciprocal of


{
=bulk modulus of elasticity
~shear modulus of elasticity
~youngs modulus of elasticity
~elasticity
}

::The value of bulk modulus of elasticity.with increase of pressure


{
=increases
~decreases
~first decreases and then increases
~first increases and then decreases
}

::In a steady flow the velocity


{
~does not change from place to place
=at a given point does not change with time
~change in its direction
~change in its magnitude
}

::The type of flow in which the velocity at any given time does not change with
respect to space is called
{
~steady flow
~compressible flow
=uniform flow
~rotational flow
}

::The flow in a river during the period of heavy rainfall is


{
~steady, non-uniform and three-dimensional
~steady, uniform, two-dimensional (c)unsteady, uniform, three-dimensional
~unsteady, uniform, three-dimensional
=unsteady, non-uniform and three-dimensional
}

::High velocity flow in a conduit of large size is known as


{
=laminar flow
~turbulent flow
~transition flow
~Flow
}

::If the Reynolds number is less than 2000,the flow in a pipe is


{
=laminar flow
~turbulent flow
~transition flow
~Flow
}

::If the Reynolds number is less than 2000,the flow in a pipe is


{
~laminar flow
=turbulent flow
~transition flow
~Flow
}

::The path followed by fluid particle in motion is called a


{
~streamline
=path line
~streakline
~straightline
}

:: An imaginary line within the flow so that the tangent at any point on it
indicates the velocity at that point is
{
=streamline
~path line
~streakline
~straightline
}

:: The curve which gives an instantaneous pictures of the location of the fluid
particles which have passed through a given point is
{
~streamline
~path line
=streakline
~straightline
}

::In the fluid mechanics , the continuity equation is a mathematical statement


embodying the principle of
{
~conservation of momentum
=conservation of mass
~conservation of energy
~conservation of force
}

::An ir rotational flow is one in which


{
~the streamlines of flow are curved and closely spaced
~the fluid does not rotate as it moves along
=the net rotation of fluid particles about their mass centres remains zero
~the streamlines of flow are curved and larely spaced
}

::which is defined mathematically as the line integral of the tangential velocity


about a closed path (contour)
{
=circulation
~vorticity
~momentum
~force
}

:: is defined as a scalar function of space and time such that its negative
derivative with respect to any direction gives the fluid velocity in that
direction.
{
=velocity potential function
~stream function
~circulation
~vorticity
}

::The piezometric head is the summation of


{
~ Velocity head and pressure head
= Pressure head and elevation head
~ Velocity head and elevation head
~ elevation head
}

::The total-energy line is always higher than the hydraulic gradient line, the
vertical distance be-tween the two representing
{
~ the pressure head
~ the piezimetric head
= the velocity head
~ totalhead
}

::The total energy represented by the Bernoullis equation has the units
{
~ Nm/s
~ Ns/m
~ Nm/m
= Nm/N
}
::A venturimeter is used for measuring
{
~ pressure
= flow rate
~ total energy
~ piezometric head
}

::A pitot-tube is used for measuring


{
= velocity of flow
~ pressure of flow
~ flow rate
~ total energy
}

::The co-efficient of discharge(Cd) of venturimeter lies within the limits


{
= 0.95 to 0.99
~ 0.8 to 0.85
~ 0.7 to 0.8
~ 0.6 to 0.7
}

::The co-efficient of discharge(Cd) of orificemeter lies within the limits


{
~ 0.95 to 0.99
~ 0.8 to 0.85
~ 0.7 to 0.8
= 0.6 to 0.7
}

::The total-energy line in pipe flow is a graphical representation of the


Bernoullis equation and represents the sum of velocity head,pressure head and
elevation head above
{
~ the top of the pipeline
= the arbitrary horizontal datum
~ the center line of the pipe
~ the bottom of the pipe
}

::Which of the following equations is known as momentum principle


{
~ F= d(m^2v)/dt
~ F= dv/dt
= F= d(mv)/dt
~ F= d(mv)/dt^2
}

::The branch of Engineering-science, which deals with water at rest or in motion,


is called
{
= hydraulics
~fluid mechanic s
~applied mechanics
~kinematics.
}
::A method used to study of properties of single fluid particle followed duriing
its motion is
{
=langrangian method
~eulerain method
~differentiation method
~integration method
}

::A method used to study of properties of fluid at a particular point


{
~langrangian method
=eulerain method
~differentiation method
~integration method
}

::In which type of flow density chaneges from point to point


{
~steady flow
=compressible flow
~uniform flow
~rotational flow
}

::In which type of flow density is costant


{
~steady flow
=incompressible flow
~uniform flow
~rotational flow
}

::Motion of liquid in a rotating tan is


{
~steady flow
~incompressible flow
~uniform flow
=rotational flow
}

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