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Advanced Fluid Mechanics

To provide an understanding of pipe flow phenomena and design the piping system To give various fundamental equations on pipe flow through various fittings and arrangements and compute the pipe networks To compute the uniform and non-uniform flow in open channels and conduct experiments for finding discharge To make performance analysis of water turbines To find the efficiency of a pump and make suitable suggestion to improve the efficiency

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Advanced Fluid Mechanics Midsemester Test 1

Time : 2 hours
Answer all questions
1. Design the pelton turbine for the following data Head : 200m; power developed 748 kw; speed = 300rpm, Cv = 0.98, o=90% (7) 2. A pipeline of 60cm diameter is 1.5 km long. In order to increase it discharge, another parallel line of the same diameter is introduced in the second half of length. Neglecting the minor losses, find the increase in discharge. Take f=0.02. The head at inlet is 30m. (7)

Max. Marks : 40

3. Two reservoirs 5.2 km apart are connected by a pipe line which consists of a 225mm diameter pipe for the first 1.6km, sloping at 5.7m per km. For the remaining distance, the pipe diameter is 150mm laid at a slope of 1.9m per km. The levels of water above the pipe opening are 6m in the upper reservoir and 3.7m in the lower reservoir. Taking f=0.02 and Cc=0.6, calculate the rate of discharge. (6) 4. A single acting pump of 25cm bore and 40cm stroke delivers water through a 10cm diameter delivery pipe to a tank located at 15m above and 20m horizontally from cylinder. If separation occurs at 2.3 m of water absolute, find the maximum permissible speed at which the pump can run without separation for the following two conditions (i) the delivery pipe is horizontal from the pump and then vertical (ii) the delivery pipe is vertical from the pump and then horizontal. Take atmospheric pressure is 10.3m of water. (6)

5. A centrifugal pump is running at 500rpm and discharging 8m3/min against a head of 10m. It has an impeller diameter of 50cm and inner diameter 25cm. Vanes are set back an outlet angle of 450. The constant flow velocity is 2m/sec. Determine manometric efficiency, vane angle at inlet and minimum starting speed. (6) 6. Draw the neat sketches of various draft tubes and explain its functions. (4) 7. Explain briefly about water hammer. (4)

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1. Following data refers to Francis turbine. Design the turbine Head = 50m, speed = 540 rpm; Output power: 295kw; h=95%, o=85%, Flow ratio =0.15, Breadth ratio =0.1; Inner diameter to outer diameter=0.5 and 5% circumferential area is occupied by vanes; velocity of flow is constant. 2. Explain briefly about the governing of turbines with a neat sketch. 3. Two reservoirs are connected by a pipe of 800m long. The pipe goes over a hill whose height is 6m above level of water in the upper reservoir. The pipe diameter is 300mm and f=0.02. The difference in water level of the reservoirs is 12.5m. If the pressure of water anywhere in the pipe is not allowed to fall below 1.2m of water. Calculate the length of inlet leg. Also find the discharge. The absolute pressure is 10.3m of water.

4. A centrifugal pump is running at 500rpm and discharging 8m3/min against a head of 10m. It has an impeller diameter of 50cm and inner diameter 25cm. Vanes are set back an outlet angle of 450. The constant flow velocity is 2m/sec. Determine manometric efficiency, vane angle at inlet and minimum starting speed. 5. Test on a turbine runner is 1.25m in diameter at 30m head gave the following results. Power developed 1000kw. RPM =180 and discharge 2.7m3/sec. Find the diameter, speed and discharge of a runner to operate at 45m head and give 2000kw at the same efficiency

6. A triangled pipe net work ABC having the following properties. Find the rate of flow in each pipe. Flow entering at A is 150cumecs. Kab=2; Flow coming out from B is 75 cumecs. Kbc=3. Flow coming out from C is 75 cumecs. Kca=3.

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Self Study
To provide an opportunity to students to have individual preparation To refer important books available in library To discuss about subject matter with friends

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Industrial Training
To get an opportunity to work practically based on their understanding in the subject and to implement their ideas To communicate their understanding in the field To prepare a report on their experience in industry

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Major Project
Roll Nos. of the Students 21,32,3,7,8 18, 25, 1, 9, 10 2, 6, 12, 24, 19 4, 10, 17, 28, 23 13, 15, 22, 26, 30 Project Titles Diffusion of a jet from a circular nozzle on a flat plate Effect of polyster fibre on the compressive strength of concrete Reservoir simulation using artificial neural networks Design of waste water treatment plant for a school Design of church building using limit state method

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Assessment of Mid semester Test

Criteria A
No. of Students attended : 36
1 Total marks 7 2 7 24 3 6 28 4 6 23 5 6 18

No. of students 30 attempted Average marks 3.4 of the student % satisfaction of43.4 criteria

4.8

4.2

2.6

5.2

68.5

70.0

43.3

86.6

Criteria C
No. of Students attended : 36
1 No. of students attempted Total Marks 30 2 24 6 28

Average marks of 3.4 students % satisfaction of criteria 48.5

4.8

3.2

68.5

80.0

Criteria E
No. of Students attended ; 36
1 2 3 4 No. of students attempted 30 24 28 23 5 18 6 28

Total marks 7 Average 3.4 marks of the students % 48.5 satisfaction of criteria

7 4.8

6 4.2

6 2.6

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4 3.2

68.5

70.0

43.3

86.6

80

Criteria I
No. of Students attended ; 36
2 3 No. of students attempted Total Marks Average marks of the students 24 28

7 4.8

6 4.2

% satisfaction of criteria

68.5

70

Criteria J
No. of Students appeared
4 No. of Students attempted Total Marks 23 6 7 34 4 3.6 90

Average marks obtained 2.6 % satisfaction of the criteria 43.3