Top 250+ Solved Fluid Mechanics and Machinery MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. What is the total loss developed in a series of pipes?

a. sum of losses in each pipe only

b. sum of local losses only

c. sum of local losses plus the losses in each pipe

d. zero

  • c. sum of local losses plus the losses in each pipe

Q. The total head loss for the system is equal to                   

a. pipe length

b. pipe diameter

c. width of the reservoir

d. height difference of reservoirs

  • d. height difference of reservoirs

Q. Which among the following is not a loss that is developed in the pipe?

a. entry

b. exit

c. connection between two pipes

d. liquid velocity

  • d. liquid velocity

Q. Which among the following is the correct formula for head loss?

a. z1-z2

b. c

c. t2-t1

d. s2-s1

  • a. z1-z2

Q. How do we determine the total discharge through parallel pipes?

a. add them.

b. subtract them

c. multiply them

d. divide them

  • a. add them.

Q. The pipe diameter is                  

a. directly proportional to fluid density

b. directly proportional to mass flow rate

c. inversely proportional to mass flow rate

d. directly proportional to fluid velocity

  • b. directly proportional to mass flow rate

Q. Define Viscosity.

a. resistance to flow of object

b. resistance to flow of air

c. resistance to flow of fluid

d. resistance to flow of heat

  • c. resistance to flow of fluid

Q. 1 NEED FOR DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS - METHODS OF DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS

a. botanical science

b. zoological science

c. chemistry

d. physics

  • c. chemistry

Q. Jet propulsion works on the principle of                 

a. newton’s first law

b. newton’s second law

c. newton’s third law

d. thermodynamic properties

  • c. newton’s third law

Q. How is absolute velocity at inlet denoted?

a. v

b. v1

c. c

d. v

  • b. v1

Q. If the friction is neglected, then               

a. vr1 > vr2

b. vr1 < vr2

c. vr1 = vr2

d. vr1 is a zero

  • c. vr1 = vr2

Q. If the pressure remains a constant, then

a. vr1 > vr2

b. vr1 < vr2

c. vr1 = vr2

d. vr1 is a zero

  • c. vr1 = vr2
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