Top 1000+ Solved Fluid Mechanics (FM) MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. Specific speeds are used in pumps to determine                

a. Temperature

b. Reaction speed

c. Suction specific speed

d. Wheel speed

  • c. Suction specific speed

Q. The tube at the exit of the nozzle increases the               

a. Temperature

b. Pressure

c. Volume of the flow

d. Density of flow

  • b. Pressure

Q. Specific speed is used to characterize               

a. Turbomachinery speed

b. Flow speed

c. Energy flow

d. Heat generated

  • a. Turbomachinery speed

Q. Specific speed predicts the shape of a/an                  

a. Pump

b. Density head

c. Impeller

d. Motor

  • c. Impeller

Q. What helps in categorizing the impellers?

a. Quasi static number

b. Rotor

c. Height of draft tube

d. Pump

  • a. Quasi static number

Q. Imperial units is defined as                  

a. Temperature by pressure

b. Tail race and head race

c. Revolutions per minute

d. Turbine performance

  • c. Revolutions per minute

Q. Ratio of pump or turbine with reference pump or turbine is called as                  

a. Efficiency

b. Performance

c. Heat generated

d. Relative velocity

  • b. Performance

Q. Low specific speed in hydraulic head is developed due to                  

a. Mass flow rate

b. Increase in temperature

c. Centrifugal force

d. Increase in pressure

  • c. Centrifugal force

Q. Centrifugal pump impellers have speed ranging from                

a. 500- 10000

b. 50- 100

c. 200-300

d. 0-50

  • a. 500- 10000

Q. What is the unit of specific speed in metric system?

a. m.s

b. m/s

c. m3/s

d. m

  • c. m3/s

Q. Net suction speed is used in problems with cavitation.

a. True

b. False

c. none

d. none

  • a. True

Q. Specific speed is the speed of the turbine which is similar to its                

a. Temperature difference

b. Pressure difference

c. Aspect ratio

d. Speed of rotor

  • c. Aspect ratio

Q. Specific speed develops a unit power under a unit               

a. Temperature

b. Pressure

c. Volume of the flow

d. Head

  • d. Head
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