Apr 11, 20202 min

Fluid Mechanics (181-200)

Updated: Apr 21, 2020

181.The condition for complete similarity to exist between model and prototype, where both gravity and viscous forces are important, is

where μᵣ is kinematic viscosity ratio and L is length scale ratio


182. A ship's model of scale 1 : 100 had a wave resistance of 1 kg at its design

speed. The corresponding wave resistance in prototype will be

1000000 kg


183. In which of the following situations, the inertia force would be unimportant ?

flow through a long capillary tube


184. For the resistance to motion of a ship's model through water, the basic similitude criteria is Reynolds Law,Froude's Law


185. The causes of cavitation are high suction lift and high pump speed


186. The cavitation parameter is given by

where p is the absolute pressure of the point of consideration, p is atmosphere

pressure, p is vapour pressure of liquid, ρ is the density of the liquid and V is the

velocity.


187. An impulse turbine operates by initial complete conversion to kinetic energy


188. Water turbines may be put in the decreasing order of specific speeds as

propeller turbine, reaction turbine, impulse turbine


189. At a rated capacity of 44 cumecs, a centrifugal pump develops 36 m of head

when operating at 1450 rpm. Its specific speed is 654


190. A Francis turbine under a head of 25 m produces 2000 KW at a speed of 250 rpm. Its specific speed is 200


191. Two geometrically similar units are homologous if they have similar streamlines


192. A reaction type turbine discharges 10 cumecs under a head of 8 m and with an overall efficiency of 85 percent. The power developed is 667 kW


193 ) An impulse turbine is ideal for high head development.

ii) Speed ratio of a reaction turbine is in the range of 0.6 to 0.9


194.i) A reciprocating pump does not need priming,

ii) A centrifugal pump can run at high speed


195. Pumps may be put in the increasing order of specific speeds as centrifugal pumps, mixed flow pumps, axial flow pumps


196. The specific speed of a turbine is defined as the speed of a unit of such a size that it produces unit power for unit head


197. Water enters a turbine steadily at the rate of 100 litres per second with a pressure of 3 x lO N/m² and a velocity of 100 m/s. It leaves the turbine with a pressure of 10 N/m² and a velocity of 50 m/sec. If no losses occur, the power produced by the 395 KW


198. An isentropic process is always frictionless and adiabatic


199. Which of the following equations are used momentum and continuity


200. critical pressure ratio 0.528

critical temperature ratio 0.833

critical density 0.634

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