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An oil of specific gravity 0.8 flows upwards through a vertical pipe. A &B are two points in the pipe, B being 30 cm higher than A
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A liquid of viscosity of 0.88 poise, is filled between two horizontal plates 10mm apart
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What is pitot tube? On what principle does it work?
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Use the appropriate form of Navier-stokes equation to derive an equation of velocity profile in couette flow.
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Starting from the Navier Stokes equation for an incompressible Newtonian fluid derive Bernoullis equation stating the assumptions
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Starting from Navier stokes equation for incompressible laminar flows derive an equation for velocity profile for Couette flow. State the assumptions made
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Using Reynold's Transparent theorem derive the mass flow rate equation and momentum equation to solve the following.
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Explain Reynolds transport theorem with its proof
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Define stream lines, path lines and streak lines.
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A stone weights 245 N in air and 168 N in water. Calculate the volume and specific gravity
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Determine: i. Location of stagnation points ii. Lengths and width of the Rankine oval iii. Equation of profile of the Rankine body
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Derive Euler's equation for three dimensions.
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Stream function and velocity potential function and their importance in ideal fluid flow theory.
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Determine the conjugate function (Stream function)
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The velocity potential function for two dimensional flow is = x(2y-1) determine: (i) velocity, and (ii) stream function
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Steady, incompressible flow consist of following velocity components
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State and Explain hydrostatic Law
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What vertical force is required to raise it? Neglect buoyancy force on gate.
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Define a fluid and distinguish between ideal and real fluids.
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Calculate the speed of the plane in Km/h at this attitude.
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Find the limits of the length of the wooden portion so that the composite cylinder can float in stable equilibrium in the water with its axis vertical.
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A door in a tank is in the form of quadrant of a cylinder of 1.5 m radius and 8 m wide. Calculate the resultant force on the door and its location.
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The velocity profile for laminar flow of water between two fixed parallel plates is
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What vertical force is required to raise it? Neglect buoyancy on gate.
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The barometric pressure at sea level is 760 mm of mercury while that on a mountain top is 725 mm, if the density of air is assumed constant at $1.19 kg/m^3$, what is the elevation of the mountain top?
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