Top 250+ Solved Fluid Mechanics and Machinery MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. Centrifugal pumps transport fluids by converting                    

a. kinetic energy to hydrodynamic energy

b. hydrodynamic energy to kinetic energy

c. mechanical energy to kinetic energy

d. mechanical energy to hydrodynamic energy

  • a. kinetic energy to hydrodynamic energy

Q. With the increase in load, Energy in the turbine                 

a. decreases

b. increases

c. remains same

d. independent

  • a. decreases

Q. The rotational kinetic energy comes from

a. engine motor

b. pump

c. tank

d. draft tube

  • a. engine motor

Q. When the balancing of the turbine is disturbed, we use                  

a. throttle governing

b. steam governing

c. nozzle governing

d. emergency governing

  • d. emergency governing

Q. Reciprocating pump is a                  

a. negative displacement pump

b. positive displacement pump

c. diaphragm pump

d. emulsion pump

  • b. positive displacement pump

Q. What happens to the reciprocating pump when left untouched?

a. efficiency decreases

b. wear and tear

c. surface expansion

d. pressure change

  • c. surface expansion

Q. The cylinder of reciprocating cylinder is made up of                

a. cast iron

b. wrought iron

c. aluminium

d. copper

  • a. cast iron

Q. The higher discharge valve line holds the discharge valve                  

a. open

b. closed

c. stop functioning

d. automatic

  • b. closed

Q. Reciprocating pumps are also called as

a. force pumps

b. mass pumps

c. heat pumps

d. speed pumps

  • a. force pumps

Q. Reciprocating pumps are classified according to                        

a. drag force

b. number of cylinders

c. shock waves

d. flow speed

  • b. number of cylinders

Q. Simple hand operating pump is also called as              

a. froth pump

b. bicycle pump

c. multistage pumps

d. centrifugal pumps

  • b. bicycle pump

Q. Internal cavitation in reciprocating pumps occurs due to                      

a. drag force

b. cyclic stress

c. shock waves

d. flow speed

  • c. shock waves
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