The document provides 15 multiple choice questions covering topics in fluid mechanics and hydraulics, including fluid pressure, buoyancy, stability of floating bodies, open channel flow, and orifice flow. Key concepts covered include hydrostatic pressure, center of buoyancy, metacenter height, discharge in open channels, and vena contracta. The questions require calculation of forces, pressures, velocities, and geometric properties related to dams, tanks, gates, and floating vessels.
The document provides 15 multiple choice questions covering topics in fluid mechanics and hydraulics, including fluid pressure, buoyancy, stability of floating bodies, open channel flow, and orifice flow. Key concepts covered include hydrostatic pressure, center of buoyancy, metacenter height, discharge in open channels, and vena contracta. The questions require calculation of forces, pressures, velocities, and geometric properties related to dams, tanks, gates, and floating vessels.
The document provides 15 multiple choice questions covering topics in fluid mechanics and hydraulics, including fluid pressure, buoyancy, stability of floating bodies, open channel flow, and orifice flow. Key concepts covered include hydrostatic pressure, center of buoyancy, metacenter height, discharge in open channels, and vena contracta. The questions require calculation of forces, pressures, velocities, and geometric properties related to dams, tanks, gates, and floating vessels.
The document provides 15 multiple choice questions covering topics in fluid mechanics and hydraulics, including fluid pressure, buoyancy, stability of floating bodies, open channel flow, and orifice flow. Key concepts covered include hydrostatic pressure, center of buoyancy, metacenter height, discharge in open channels, and vena contracta. The questions require calculation of forces, pressures, velocities, and geometric properties related to dams, tanks, gates, and floating vessels.
1. A barge weighing 350 kN when empty 8. What would have been the depth of is 6 m wide, 15 m long and 3 m high. the canal, in meters, using the more Floating upright, evaluate the draft economical proportions but adhering of the barge, in meters, when to the same discharge and slope? transporting 5000 bags of cement A. 1.67 C. 3.67 along a river, each bag having a mass B. 2.67 D. 4.67 of 40 kg. Assume the specific gravity of the water in the river to Situation 2. A concrete dam of be 1.02. trapezoidal cross-section, with one A. 2.07 C. 2.37 face vertical has a thickness of B. 2.27 D. 2.57 0.60 m at the top and 4.2 m at the bottom. It is 7 m high and has a 2. A closed cylindrical tank, 4 meters horizontal base. The vertical face long and with a radius of 1.5 meters, is subjected to a water pressure, is fully filled with water and the water standing 6 m above the placed on a car moving at an base. The weight of concrete is 24 acceleration of 2.5 m/s2. How much kN/m3 per meter length of the dam. force is acting on the backside of Evaluate: the tank? A. 30.67 C. 25.67 9. The total hydrostatic force on the B. 17.67 D. 20.67 dam, in kN. A. 165.47 C. 176.58 3. An airplane flying an altitude of 10 B. 187.69 D. 154.26 km dropped to a height of 6 km. What 10. The resisting moment of the dam is the corresponding change in to overturning, in kN.m. pressure? A. 353.16 C. 574.56 A. 36 C. 24 B. 1118.88 D. 811.18 B. 48 D. 60 11. Factor of safety against overturning. 4. A woman with a glass of water having A. 3.17 C. 1.95 a height of 300 mm is inside the B. 2.06 D. 4.28 elevator with a downward acceleration of 3 m/s2. Determine the Situation 3. A rectangular gate 1.2 m by pressure (kPa)at the bottom of the 3 m is acted by water on one side glass. and is positioned with its longer A. 2.94 C. 2.04 sides parallel to the water surface B. 0.90 D. 3.84 and the plane of the gate is inclined at 60º with the horizontal. The top 5. From a nozzle of diameter 30 mm, of the gate is submerged 2 m water flows out vertically under a vertically below the water surface. constant head of 25 m. The coefficient of velocity and the 12. Evaluate the hydrostatic force coefficient of discharge of the (kN) on the gate. issuing jet are equal 0.98. Evaluate A. 89 C. 95 at what constant height, in meters, B. 116 D. 103 vertically from the tip of the 13. Locate the point of action of nozzle, would the jet of water the total hydrostatic force from the support a load of 300 N. bottom on the plane of the gate. A. 3.5 C. 2.5 A. 0.34 C. 0.56 B. 4.5 D. 5.5 B. 0.04 D. 0.26 14. If the gate is hinged at the Situation 1. A rectangular irrigation bottom, evaluate the force normal to canal 6 m wide contains water 1 m the gate at its vertex that will be deep. It has a hydraulic slope of required to open it, in kN. 0.001 and a roughness coefficient of A. 45.1 C. 41.5 0.013. B. 54.1 D. 35.4 6. Evaluate the mean velocity of the water in the canal, in m/s. 15. In a triangular channel A. 2 C. 4 section, the most economical section B. 3 D. 5 is achieved when each of its sloping 7. Evaluate the discharge in the canal, sides make an angle of ___ with in m3/s. vertical. A. 12 C. 24 A. 90º C. 60º B. 18 D. 30 B. 30º D. 45º Manila/Baguio/Cebu: https://www.facebook.com/ReviewInnovationsOfficial Davao: https://www.facebook.com/reviewinnovations.davaobranch APRIL 2024 CE BOARD EXAM REFRESHER HYD 1 16. In an open tube, what is the C. bulk modulus of elasticity shape of mercury? D. surface tension A. curved up B. curved down 24. The vena contracta of a circular C. horizontal orifice is approximately ___ D. vertical diameter downstream from the inner face of the orifice plate. 17. Where is the metacenter for A. 1/2 stable equilibrium? B. 1/3 A. above center of gravity C. 1/4 B. at the center of gravity D. 2/3 C. below the center of gravity D. one half of the total draft 25. When the ship’s metacenter and center of gravity coincide at same 18. When the metacenter of a point then the vessel is said to be floating body is lower than the in: center of gravity, then the body A. equilibrium will be in? B. stable equilibrium A. unstable equilibrium C. unstable equilibrium B. stable equilibrium D. neutral equilibrium C. neutral equilibrium D. none of the above
19. The metacentric height is the
distance between the A. center of gravity of the floating body and the center of buoyancy B. center of gravity of the floating body and the metacenter C. metacenter and the center of buoyancy D. original center of buoyancy and the new center of buoyancy
20. The weight per unit volume of a
liquid at a standard temperature and pressure is called: A. specific weight B. specific gravity C. mass density D. none of the above
21. A pressure surge or wave caused
when a fluid in motion is forced to stop or change direction suddenly (momentum change) is referred to in hydraulics as: A. hydraulic jump B. potential head C. hydrodynamics D. water hammer
22. A type of shock where the flow
undergoes a sudden transition from swift flow to tranquil flow. A. water hammer B. hydraulic jump C. non-uniform flow D. celerity
23. A fluid property that measures
the fluid’s resistance to shear stress. A. viscosity “A goal should scare you a little and B. density excite you a lot.”