Model Exit Exam For Hydraulic and Water Resources Engineering Students PDF
Model Exit Exam For Hydraulic and Water Resources Engineering Students PDF
Model Exit Exam For Hydraulic and Water Resources Engineering Students PDF
FOR
HYDRAULIC AND WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING STUDENTS
Prepared
By
Ephrem Derso
Contents
1 SECTION ONE ....................................................................................................................... 1
7 ANSWERS ............................................................................................................................ 42
1 SECTION ONE function
D. none.
2. The thickness of a sharp crested weir is
kept less than
5. If the atmospheric pressure on the
one-third of the height of water surface of an oil tank (sp. gr. 0.8) is 0.1
A.
on the sill kg/cm2, the pressure at a depth of 2.5 m,
is
one-half of the height of water on
B. A. 1 metre of water
the sill
A. B. Newton sec/m2
C. Newton sec/m3
B.
≤ D. Kg sec/m2.
E. 2.00
B. static pressure
C. total pressure
A. equation =
total head, the work any section done on
the flow system, if any
B.
is added on the right side of the
A.
equation
C.
is added on the left side of the
B.
D. equation
C. is ignored
23. The momentum correction factor (β) for D. none of these.
the viscous flow through a circular pipe
B. absolute viscosity
27. Discharge Q over a rectangular weir of
length L and height H, is given by the C. dynamic viscosity
equation
D. Viscosity
A. Q = 2/3 Cd2g LH3/2
E. all the above.
B. Q = 2/3 CdL H2gH
31. A pipe of 0.1 m2 cross sectional area
C. suddenly enlarges to 0.3 m2 cross-
sectional area. If the discharge of the
D. all the above. pipe is 0.3 m3 /sec, the head loss is
A. 2/g m of water
28. A short tube mouthpiece will not run full B. g/2 m of water
at its outlet if the head under which the
C. 1g m of water
orifice works, is
A. less than 12.2 m of the water D. g m of water.
B. Depth
33. An ideal flow of a liquid obeys
C. Shape A. Continuity equation
C. D. none of these.
D. ρdp + gdz + vdv = 0 38. If the total head of the nozzle of a pipe is
37.5 m and discharge is 1 cumec, the
35. Reynold number is the ratio of initial power generated is
force and A. 400 H.P.
A. Viscosity
B. 450 H.P.
B. Elasticity
C. 500 H.P.
C. gravitational force
D. 550 H.P.
D. surface tension.
3 hen a body is totally or partially immersed in 39. The phenomenon occuring in an open
6 a fluid, it is buoyed up by a force equal to channel when a rapidly flowing stream
abruptly changes to a slowly flowing
A. weight of the body
stream causing a distinct rise of liquid
weight of the fluid displaced by the surface, is
B.
body A. water hammer
E. none of these.
40. In a circular pipe of length L and
diameter d, a viscous liquid is flowing
37. If D is the diameter of a pipe of with a velocity v. The loss in head, is
length L and f is the coefficient of
friction of pipe then diameter of the A.
nozzle d is
A. B.
C.
B.
D.
E. none of these.
D.
41. The horizontal component of the force
on a curved surface is equal to
weight of liquid vertically below 44. The Empirical
A.
the curved surface
D. Kutter's formula.
42. The radius of gyration of the water line
of a floating ship is 4 m and its
metacentric height is 72.5 cm. The 45. The diameter (d) of a nozzle fixed at the
period of oscillation of the ship, is end of a pipe (diameter D, length L) for
A. π maximum energy, is
B. 2π A.
C. 3π
B.
D. 4π
E. π/2
C.
B. Hirakund dam
47. Differential manometers are used to
measure C. Nagarjuna Sagar dam
pressure in water channels, pipes, D. Iddiki dam.
A.
etc.
B. 3/2
B.
C. 2/5
D. 5/2
C. =
constant head 3. The ratio of the inertia and gravitational
force acting in any flow, ignoring other
D. none of these. forces, is called
A. Euler number 7. Hydraulic ram is a device
for lifting water without an
B. Frode number A.
electric motor
C. Reynold number B. for accelerating water flow
D. Weber number. C. for lifting heavy loads
D. none of these.
4. A rectangular channel 6 m wide and 3 m
deep and having a bed slope as 1 in 2000
is running full. If Chezy's constant C = 8. Gauge pressure is
54.8, pick up the correct specification of absolute pressure - atmospheric
the channel from the following : A.
pressure
A. hydraulic mean depth = 1.5 m
absolute pressure + atmospheric
B.
B. Velocity of flow = 1.5 m/sec pressure
B. Hirakund dam
D. Iddiki dam.
6.For the most economical trapezoidal
open channel,
half of the top width must be
A.
equal to one of the sloping sides
A. 2 m D. 25 km3.
. In pipe lines, a surge tank is provided
B. 2.5 m
to relieve the pressure due to
C. 3.0 m A.
water hammer
D. 4.0 m. B. to provide additional water head
C. three dimensional flow 23. In flow, the liquid particles may possess
A. potential energy
D. none of these.
B. kinetic energy
20. Mercury is generally used in barometers
C. pressure energy
because
its vaour pressure is practically D. all the above.
A.
zero
24. Euler's equation for the motion of
the height of the barometer will
B. liquids assumes that
be less
A. fluid is viscous
C. it is a best liquid
B. fluid is homogeneous and
incompressible A. Viscosity
25. The height of water level in a tank above 29. Hydraulic gradient is equal to difference
the centre of a circular hole 2.5 cm in in water surfaces
diameter is 50 m. The velocity of water
A.
flowing through the hole, is
A. 31.1 m/sec
B.
B. 31.2 m/sec
C. 31.3 m/sec C.
D. 31.4 m/sec.
D.
26. A steady uniform flow is through
A. a long pipe at decreasing rate
30. The main assumption of Bernoulli's
B. a long pipe at constant rate equation is :
C. an expanding tube at constant rate The velocity of energy of liquid
A. particle, across any cross-section
an expanding tube at increasing of a pipe is uniform
D.
rate
No external force except the
E. a long pipe at increasing rate. B.
gravity acts on the liquid
E. None of these. B.
A. B. Engler viscometer
D. 8 mm B. radial flow
B. a circular path
D. a parabolic path.
1. For exerting a pressure of 4.8 kg/cm2, the
48. To avoid the force of surface tension in depth of oil (specific gravity 0.8), should
an inclined manometer, the minimum be
angle of inclination is A. 40 cm
A. 2°
B. 41 cm
B. 3°
C. 56 cm
C. 4°
D. 60 cm
D. 5°
E. 76 cm.
B. 3 rad/sec D. 2.5%
C. 4 rad/sec
D. 5 rad/sec
6. Which one of the following equation
E. none of these. is applicable to unsteady flow in open
channels :
3. For the flow of liquid from an open
A.
ended tube (or nozzle) leading to the
formation of spray of liquid drops, the
number generally applied, is B.
A. Froude number
B. Weber number C.
C. Reynold number
D.
D. Mach number.
C. Adhesion
27. Atmospheric pressure is equal to water
D. Cohesion column head of
A. 9.81 m
E. none of these.
B. 5.0 m
24. Cappoletti weir is a
C. 10.30 m
rectangular weir whose length is
A. kept 3 times the height of the D. 7.5 m.
water above sill
28. Shear stress is directly proportional to
triangular weir whose notch angle
B. A. the velocity
is 90°
Vertical distance between the 34. If total head available at the inlet of pipe
C. total energy line and total energy and f1 is the loss of head due to friction
gradient represents loss of head in the pipe, the maximum efficiency of
D. all the above. transmission of power (ηmax) is
D. none of these.
40. Manometers are used to measure
pressure in water channels, pipes 44. Back water curve is caused if
A.
etc.
friction head loss is more than the
A.
difference in pressure at two bed slope
B.
points
B. pressure is due to weir in the
channel channels
45. Power transmitted through a pipe is 49. A non-uniform steady flow is through
maximum when friction head loss, is A. a long tube at a decreasing rate
A. one-half of the total head supplied
B. an expanding tube at constant rate
one-third of the total head
B. an expanding tube at increasing
supplied C.
rate
one-fouth of the total head
C. D. a long pipe at increasing rate.
supplied
5. The ratio of percentage error in the 9. Weber number is the ratio of inertia
discharge and percentage error in the force to
measurement of head, over rectangular A. surface tension
notch, is
A. 1/2 B. gravitational force
B. 2/3 C. Elasticity
C. 3/2 D. viscosity.
D. 3/4
10. Though angle of deviation of liquid is
6. In steady flow, which one of the more in internal mouth piece, the
following changes with time contraction of the jet, is
A. more in the internal mouth piece B. equal to 1.5
C. is more than 0.5
B. less in the internal mouth piece D. less than 0.2
15. The flow in which each liquid particle
C. equal to external mouth piece has a definite path and the paths of adjacent
particles do not cross each other, is called
D. none of these.
A. stream line flow
B. uniform flow
11. Most economical section of a circular C. steady flow
channel for maximum velocity, is if, D. turbulent flow.
[A]. depth of water = 0.810 diameter
[B]. hydraulic mean depth = 0.304
diameter 16.16.To replace a pipe of diameter D
[C]. wetted perimeter = 2.245 diameters
by n parallel pipes of diameter d,
[D]. all the above.
the formula is
12. The ratio of time for completely
emptying the hemispherical tank and A. d =D/n
circular horizontal tank of equal radii both
fitted with similar orifices at their bottoms is B. d = D/n^0.5
C. d= D/n^1.5
D. d= D/n^0.4
E. d= D/n^0.67
C. time taken to close the valve 22. If a1 and a2 are the cross-sectional areas
of a tank and orifice, h the height of
D. the elasticity of the pipe material water level in tank above the centre of
the orifice, the velocity of approach is
E. All of above. given by
B. neutral point
C.
C. stagnation point
D. stationary point D.
E. none of these.
B. less reading
21. For a most economical rectangular
channel, the width of the channel must C. same reading
be
D. none of these.
A. equal to depth of flow
B. twice the depth of flow 25. If E1 and E2 are the specific energies at
the start of back water curve and at the line is 10 kg/cm2, the efficiency of
maximum rise of water respectively transmission, is
and ib and ie are the head slope and the A. 66.6%
energy line slope respectively, the
length of back water (L) is given by B. 77.7%
A. C. 55.5%
D. 88.8%.
B.
29. Pick up the incorrect statement from to
following regarding triangular notch :
C.
For measuring low discharge, it
A.
D. None of these. gives more accurate result
26. The velocity of flow at the critical Only one reading (i.e. H) is
depth (hc) is called critical velocity (Vc) B. required for computation of
which is equal to discharge
A. Vc = g x hc C. Ventilation is necessary
B. g x hc D. None of these.
C.
30. The flow in a channel is said to be non-
D. None of these. uniform, if
free water surface of an open
27. In a short cylindercial external A. channel is not parallel to the bed
mouthpiece, the venacontracta occurs at of channel
a distance from the outlet of orifice
equal to head needed to overcome
B. frictional reistance is less than the
A. diameter of the orifice
drop in elevation of channel bed
one-fourth the diameter of the
B. head needed to overcome
orifice
frictional resistance is more than
C.
one-third the diameter of the the drop in elevation of channel
C. bed
orifice
D. none of these.
32. For maximum power transmission
through a nozzle, (where hf is the head 36. Centre of buoyancy is
lost due to friction) A. centroid of the floating body
A. B. centroid of the fluid displaced
D. none of these.
C.
D. none of these.
D. all the above.
38. The initial diffrence between liquid
34. 'Flow net' can be drawn only if the flow levels of two identical cylindrical
is vessels having their area of cross-
A. turbulent section A, is H. Flow time T from one
vessel to another through an orifice
B. rotational having coefficient of discharge Cd and
area a will be
C. distortion
A. B. center of lower edge
B. Cdb2d2gH
11. If a pitot tube is placed with its nose
C. Cdbd2gh
facing down stream, the liquid
A. does not rise in the tube In uniform flow, the velocity of a
C. fluid does not change with respect
to length of flow direction
B.
rises in the tube to a height D. All the above.
14. Pick up the correct statement from the 17. The metacentric height of a body equals
following : the distance between
In incompressible flow the the center of gravity and center of
A. density of a fluid remains A.
buoyancy
constant
the metacenter and center of
In compressible flow, the density B.
gravity
B. of a fluid changes from point to
point C. the center of buoyancy and
metacenter A. 2.48 m
C. 2.50 m
18. Discharge through a totally submerged
orifice, is directly proportional to D. 2.51 m.
difference in elevation of water
A.
surfaces 22. For a most economical trapezoidal open
channel, the half of the top width must
square root of the difference in be equal to
B.
elevation of water surface
A. the bed width
C. square root of the opening
B. one sloping side
reciprocal of the area of the
D. C. the depth of flow
opening
19. Frictional loss of head includes the loss 23. Pick up the correct statement regarding
of energy due to convergent divergent mouth piece from
the following :
A. viscosity
It converges up to Venacontracta
A.
B. turbulence and then diverges
B. 8% to 10%
was suggested by :
C. 18% to 20%
A. Bazin
D. 25% to 30%
B. Francis
E. 30% to 40%.
C. Cipolletti
C
D. None of these. 30. For steady flow in open channels, which
one of the following does not change :
A. depth of flow
26. One metric slug is equal to
B. velocity of flow
A. 1 kg wt
C. rate of flow
B. 9.81 kg wt
D. All of these.
C. 9.81 kg mass
D. 0.98 kg wt.
31. If v1 and v2 are the velocities of flow
27. Falling drops of water become spheres before and after sudden enlargement in a
due to pipe, the head loss given by Carnot and
Borda equation, is
A. adhesion
A. (v22 - v12)/2g
B. cohesion
B. (v1 - v2)2/2g
C. surface tension
C. (v2 - v1)2/2g
D. Viscosity.
D. (v1 + v2)2/2g.
28. The most efficient channel section, is
32. Equation of continuity of fluids is
A. semi-circular
applicable only if
B. rectangular A. flow is steady
C. triangular B. flow is compressive
Half hexagon in the form of C. flow is one dimensional
D.
trapezoid.
velocity is uniform over the . A nozzle is fitted at the end of a pipe
D. whose length is 320 m and diameter is
cross-sections
10 cm. If the value of f = 0.01, the
E. all the above. diameter of the nozzle for the maximum
transmission of power through the
nozzle is
33. The flow in open channel is said to be
critical if the Froude number is : A. 2.4 cm
A. less than 1.0 B. 2.5 cm
B. equal to 1.0 C. 2.6 cm
C. greater than 1.0 D. 2.7 cm.
D. None of these.
37. When the whole fluid mass rotates either
due to fluid pressure or gravity or
34. An orifice is an opening in a vessel with
rotation previously imparted, the motion
closed perimeter of regular shape is known as
A.
through which water flows
A. free vortex
the water level of the liquid on
B. forced vortex
B. the upstream side is below the top
of the orifice C. non-potential vortex
C. partially full flow D. rotational vortex.
Prolonged sides having length of
D. 2 to 3 diameters of the opening in 38. The ratio of the maximum height to
thick wall. which a jet inclined through θ rises to its
total horizontal span is
35. The imaginary line drawn such that the A.
tangents at its all points indicate the sin θ
direction of the velocity of the fluid
particles at each point, is called B.
cos θ
A. path line
C.
B. stream line tan θ
D. 2.5 m.
-2
41. The dimensions MLT refers to
A. specific weight 45. The differential equation dp/ρ
+ gdz + vdv = 0 for a fluid motion is
B. force suggested by
C. discharge A. Bernoulli
C. Laplace
42. The line joining the points to which the
liquid rises in vertical piezometer tubes D. Leonard Euler.
fitted at different cross-sections of a
conduit, is known as
A. hydraulic gradient An open container filled with water is
moved vertically downward with a
B. piezo metric line uniform linear acceleration. The
pressure at its bottom will be
C. pressure grade line
A. greater than static pressure
D. hydraulic grade line
B. equal to static pressure
C. lesser than static pressure depth of flow must be 0.95 times
the diameter of circular channel
D. None of these.
D. All the above.
47. For uniform flow in canals
there is a balance between the 50. The velocity of flow (v) at the outlet of a
A. frictional loss and drop in syphon of length l, is given by
elevation of the channel
A.
bed and free water surfaces of a
B.
channel are parallel to each other
B.
bed of channel represents the
C.
hydraulic gradient
C.
D. All the above.
C. 0.3 H
C. 1.75%
equation is given by
D. 2.25% A. Cauchy-Riemann
B. Reynold
C. Laplace’s D. Powell.
D. Bernoulli.
14. The acceleration f required to accelerate
a rectangular tank containing water
10. Water belongs to horizontally so that the slope of its free
A. Newtonian fluids surface is 45°, is
A. g/2
B. non-Newtonian fluids
B. G
C. compressible fluid
D. None of these. C. 2 g
D. 2.5 g
11. Hydraulic radius is equal to
E. 3 g.
area divided by the square of
A.
wetted perimeter
15. Pick up the correct statement from the
B. area divided by wetted perimeter following :
The fluids which
C. wetted perimeter divided by area
A.
D. Square root of the area. follow are known as
Newtonian fluids
12. The discharg formula Q = Cd 2gH x A is The fluids which do not follow
used for rectangular the linear relationship between
B.
A. small orifices only shear and rate of strain are known
as non-Newtonian fluids
B. large orifices only
The substances which flow after
C. small and large orifices only C. yield strains, are known as
plastics
D. for all types of orifices.
D. all the above.
13.
16. For solving network problems of pipes,
Chezy's constant is necessary condition is
suggested by
A. continuity equation
A. Bazin
B. energy equation
B. Kutter
C. Darcy-Weisbach equation
C. Manning
D. All the above.
D. None of these.
17. In a fluid flow a particle may posses
A. elevation energy 21. The instrument used for measuring the
B. kinetic energy velocity of flow, is known as
A. venturimeter
C. pressure energy
B. orifice meter
D. initial energy
C. pitot tube
E. All the above.
D. none of these.
18. In two dimensional flow the components
of velocity are given by u = ax; v = by. 22. For a long pipe, the head loss
The stream lines will be A. at the entrance is ignored
A. circular
B. at the outlet is ignored
B. parabolic
at the entrance and outlet both are
C.
C. hyperbolic ignored
19. The discharge through a V-notch weir 23. On a flow net diagram, the distance
varies as between two consecutive steam lines at
A. H two successive sections are 1 cm and 0.5
cm respectively. If the velocity at the
B. 1/H first section is 1 m/sec, the velocity at
the second is
C. H3/2
A. 1.0 m/sec
D. H7/2
B. 0.5 m/sec
E. H5/2.
C. 2.0 m/sec
B. D.
C. thrice the angular velocity vector 29. If the Mach number for a fluid flow is
D. none of these. less than 1, the flow is
A. sonic
B. supersonic
26.Flow of water in pipes of diameter more
than 3 metres, can be measured by C. sub-sonic
A. pitot tube
D. None of these.
B. venturimeter
30. Hydraulic coefficient of an orifice
C. orifice plate means the coefficient of
D. rotameter. A. velocity
B. contraction
27. The pressure variation along the radial
direction for vortex flow along a C. resistance
horizontal plane is related by
D. All the above.
A.
C. laminar flow
C.
D. Steady flow.
D. hc
36. Poise is the unit of
A. Viscosity
32. In a venturimeter, the divergent cone is
kept B. velocity gradient
A. shorter than convergent cone
C. mass density
B. equal to convergent cone
D. Kinematic viscous.
C. longer than convergent cone
37. For mountainous regions having steep
D. None of these.
slope, wagons for carrying liquid are
made with bottom
33. Specific weight of sea water is more
A. parallel to the road surface
than that of pure water because of
A. dissolved air B. parallel to the horizontal surface
34. Total pressure on the top of a closed 38. Specific energy of a flowing fluid per
cylindrical vessels completely filled unit weight is
with liquid, is directly proportional to
A. Radius A.
B. (radius)2
B.
3
C. (radius)
D. (radius)4 C.
E. None of these.
D.
39. The upper surface of the weir over A.
Cd x L x 2g [(H + ha)3/2 + ha3/2]
which water flows, is known as
A. Vein B.
Cd x L x 2g [(H + ha)3/2 - ha3/2]
B. Nappe
C. Cd x L x 2g [(H - ha)3/2 + ha3/2]
C. Sill
7 ANSWERS
SECTION
NUMBER ONE TWO THREE FOUR FIVE SIX
1 C B D A C C
2 B D A C A D
3 E B B A A D
4 B D E C E A
5 C D D C C B
6 D D D D D B
7 C A D C C D
8 E A B E C A
9 C D D A C C
10 A C A A C A
11 E B D B C B
12 A D E A C B
13 C C B A C A
14 D C C D D B
15 A C C A D D
16 D A C D C D
17 C D C D B E
18 A C C E B C
19 B C E C D D
20 A D D D C B
21 D A A B B C
22 D B E A B C
23 B D C A D C
24 B B C C D D
25 C C C B A D
26 B B B B C D
27 D A C C C B
28 B D B B D D
29 E B C C D C
30 E D D D D D
31 A B D D B C
32 D D D D E C
33 A A C C B D
34 C A B B A D
35 A C D D B D
36 B B D D B A
37 A D C C A B
38 C B B B C C
39 B A D D B C
40 A C A A B C
41 D A C C B B
42 C C D D E B
43 C C B B D
44 B C B B C
45 C B B B D
46 E B D D C
47 B D D D D
48 B C B B A
49 C D B B D
50 A D C C B