SET 2

1. Practical fluids.

A. are viscous B. possess surface tension

C. are compressible

D. possess all the above properties

ANSWER: D

2. Liquids.

A. cannot be compressed

B. occupy definite volume

C. are not viscous

D. none of the above

ANSWER: D

3. Poise is the unit of.

A. surface tension

B. capillarity

C. viscosity

D. shear stress in fluids

ANSWER: C

4. 17. The tendency of a liquid surface to contract is due to the following property.

A. cohesion

B. adhesion

C. viscosity

D. surface tension

ANSWER: D

5. The increase of temperature results in.

A. increase in viscosity of gas and decrease in viscosity of liquid

B. increase in viscosity of gas and increase in viscosity of liquid

C. decrease in viscosity of gas and increase in viscosity of liquid

D. decrease in viscosity of liquid and decrease in viscosity of liquid

ANSWER: A

6. Kinematic viscosity is dependent upon.

A. pressure

B. distance

C. level

D. density

ANSWER: D

7. Which of the following is the mechanical gauge.

A. Bourdon gauge

B. U-tube manometer

C. pirani gauge

D. anemometer

ANSWER: A

8. If w is the specific weight of liquid and h the depth of any point from the surface, then

pressure intensity at that point will be.

A. h

B. wh

C. w/h

D. h/w

ANSWER: B

9. Which of the following is the unit of kinematic viscosity.

A. pascal

B. poise

C. stoke

D. faraday

ANSWER: C

10. If 850 kg liquid occupies volume of one cubic meter, then 0.85 represents its.

A. specific weight

B. specific mass
C. specific gravity

D. specific density

ANSWER: C

11. if velocity potential function, satisfies the laplace equation, it represents the possible ____________
flow.

A. unsteady, compressible, rotational

B. steady, compressible, rotational

C. unsteady, incompressible, rotational

D. steady, incompressible, irrotational

ANSWER: D

12. A flownet is a graphical representation of stream lines, and equipotential lines such that these lines.

A. intersect each other orthogonally forming curvilinear squares

B. intersect each other at various different angles forming irregular shaped nets

C. indicate the direction and magnetude of the vector

D. none

ANSWER: A

13. The flownet analysis can be used to determine.

A. the stream lines and equipotential lines

B. quantity of leakage and upward lift pressure below hydraulic structures

C. the efficient boundary shapes for which the flow does not separate

D. all of the above

ANSWER: D

14. A one dimensional flow is one which.

A. is uniform flow

B. is steady uniform flow

C. takes place in straight lines

D. involves zero trAnsverse component of flow

ANSWER: D

15. Example for steady flow is one which.

A. liquid efflux from a vessel in which constant level is maintained

B. liquid efflux from a vessel in which constant level is not maintained

C. both A and B

D. None

ANSWER: A

16. Example for unsteady flow is one which.

A. liquid efflux from a vessel in which constant level is maintained

B. liquid efflux from a vessel in which constant level is not maintained

C. both A and B

D. None

ANSWER: B

17. Example for rotational flow is one which.

A. liquid efflux from a vessel in which constant level is maintained

B. liquid efflux from a vessel in which constant level is not maintained

C. motion of a liquid in a rotating cylinder

D. None

ANSWER: C

18. Example for uniform flow is one which.

A. liquid efflux from a vessel in which constant level is maintained

B. liquid efflux from a vessel in which constant level is not maintained

C. motion of a liquid in a rotating cylinder

D. flow through a straight pipe of constant diameter

ANSWER: D

19. The continuity equation is connected with.

A. viscous/unviscous fluids

B. compressibility of fluids

C. conservation of mass

D. steady/unsteady flow

ANSWER: C

20. The rise or depression of liquid in a tube due to surface tension wim increase in size of tube will.

A. increase

B. remain unaffected

C. may increase or decrease depending on the characteristics of liquid

D. decrease

ANSWER: D