pllllllllllllease solve question 5 91145673Question 1: Choose the correct letter, A, B, C or D. (22 Points)2 Points eachA12In a fluid flow, point A is at a higher elevationthan point B. The head loss between thesepoints is H. The total heads at A and B areHA and Ha respectively. The flow will takeplace:The flow is said to be steady when the:For the acceleration equation, when the termVdV/ds=2 m/s² that means the flow is:In a horizontal flow of incompressible fluidalong a constant pipe section under steadyconditions, the pressure along flow directionwill:The total head in a flow is the sum ofIn a flow along a varying flow cross section,as the area decreases:For pitot-static tube shown below, the flowvelocity is equal to:Water8In a 2 m long pipe the cross-sectional areaA=0.4 m². At a given instant a discharge of0.48 m/s was flowing in the duct and it wasfound to increase at a rate of 0.12 m³/s. Thelocal acceleration in m/s² is:L = 0.5 mFrom A to B ifHA + H₂=НаVelocity at anypoint ofobservationdoes notchange withtimeSteadyRemainconstantPiezometrichead, velocityhead anddatum headThe slope ofEGL willincrease0.6 m/s2.11Always from Ato BVelocity doesnot change inmagnitude atany point in aflowing fluid10 The head extracted by a turbine having a flow of 1.2 m/s is equal to120 m. If the efficiency of the turbine = 90% the output powerdeveloped from the turbine in kW is:BUniformPiezometrichead andvelocity headIncreaseIn a steady flow at a location in the flow, the velocity head is 6 m, thepressure head is 4 m, and the potential head is 4 m. The height of EGLat this location will be:Water flows at a rate of 0.001 m/s through a pipe with diameter of 20cm, estimate Reynolds number if the kinematic viscosity = 106 m²/s.The slope ofEGL willdecrease2.15 m/s3.6141569.63855CFrom B to A ifHA+HL=НаVelocity doesnot changeeither inmagnitude orin direction atany point in aflowing fluidUnsteadyDecreasePiezometrichead andpressure headThe slope ofEGL willremainconstant1.11 m/s120.31271.34233DNone oftheseNone oftheseNon-uniformIncrease ordecreasedependingon the fluid10Piezometrichead anddatum headInsufficientinformation3.13 m/s52441.581418.5 1723.46366

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5 The total head in a flow is the sum of Piezometric head, velocity head and datum head Piezometric head and velocity head Piezometric head and pressure head on the fluid Piezometric head and datum head

5 The total head in a flow is the sum of Piezometric head, velocity head and datum head Piezometric head and velocity head Piezometric head and pressure head on the fluid Piezometric head and datum head

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