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    The document contains three test questions on fluid mechanics fundamentals. Question 1 defines fluid statics and dynamics and explains the term fluid mechanics. Question 2 calculates shear stress and total resistance given a velocity profile in a pipe. Question 3 explains the phenomenon of surface tension with a labeled diagram.

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    The document contains three test questions on fluid mechanics fundamentals. Question 1 defines fluid statics and dynamics and explains the term fluid mechanics. Question 2 calculates shear stress and total resistance given a velocity profile in a pipe. Question 3 explains the phenomenon of surface tension with a labeled diagram.

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    FUNDAMENTALS OF FLUID MECHANICS. TYPE A (10 MARKS)

    1.Explain the term, fluid mechanics, define fluid statics and dynamics. (3 marks).
    3
    2.The viscosity distribution in a pipe is given by the relation, U = ( 3 y 2−2 ) , where U = velocity of the fluid
    at a distance, y from a solid boundary wall. Calculate. (i) shear stress at the wall (ii) shear stress at 1cm
    from the wall. (iii) total resistance for 3.5cm pipe over a length of 7.55m.
    take μ=0.4 poise. (4marks)
    3 With the aid of a well label diagram, explain the phenomenon of surface tension. (3 marks).

    FIRST TEST ON GET 213


    FUNDAMENTALS OF FLUID MECHANICS. TYPE B (10 MARKS)

    1.State 3 types of fluid and give 2 example of each. (3 marks).


    2.An increase in pressure of a liquid from 7.55Mpa to 17Mpa result into decrease volume of 0.30%.
    Determine the bulk modulus of the elasticity and the coefficient of compressibility of the fluid. (3marks)

    3 With the aid of a well label diagram of cylinder fitted piston, show that β= ( )
    −1 dv
    v dp
    (4 marks).

    FIRST TEST ON GET 213


    FUNDAMENTALS OF FLUID MECHANICS. TYPE C (10 MARKS)

    1.State and explain the effect of temperature on viscosity of fluid (liquid and gas). (3 marks).
    5
    2.The viscosity distribution in a pipe is given by the relation, U = 3 , where U = velocity of the fluid
    ( 6−x2 )
    at a distance, y from a solid boundary wall. Calculate. (i) shear stress at the wall (ii) shear stress at 1.5cm
    from the wall. (iii) total resistance for 4cm pipe over a length of 9.6m.
    take μ=0.4 poise. (4marks)
    3 State and explain the 6 forces that causes fluid motion. (3 marks).

    FIRST TEST ON GET 213


    FUNDAMENTALS OF FLUID MECHANICS. TYPE D (10 MARKS)

    1.State 4 differences between cohesion and adhesion. (3 marks).


    2.Calculate the capillary rise in a glass tube of 2.0 x 10-3m diameter when dipped in
    (a) water (b) mercury. Take surface tension for water and mercury as 0.072N/m and 0.52N/m respectively.
    Specific gravity of mercury is 13.6 and θ=130° .(4marks)
    3 With the aid of a label diagram explain the rise or fall of liquid in a capillary tube. (3 marks).

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