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Fluid Mechanics — Quiz 3

Practice Fluid Mechanics — Quiz 3 on SonaPrep (Fluid Mechanics) with 10 scored questions in about 10 min. Use it to strengthen Fluid Mechanics skills with exam-style timing, clear scoring, and review after each attempt. Work carefully, check explanations for misses, then retake to track improvement before test day.
Duration
10 min
Questions
10
Category
Fluid Mechanics

Questions in this quiz (10)

  1. Question — A $$4\ \text{m}$$ deep tank is filled with oil of relative density $$0.85$$. The atmospheric pressure at the surface is $$101\ \text{kPa}$$. The absolute pressure $$\left(\text{kPa}\right)$$ at the bottom of the tank is most nearly:

    • 118
    • 134
    • 145
    • 165
  2. Question — A $$12\ \text{ft}$$ deep tank contains $$7\ \text{ft}$$ of water and $$5\ \text{ft}$$ of oil with relative density of $$0.80$$. The pressure $$\left(\text{psf}\right)$$ at the bottom of the tank is most nearly:

    • 420
    • 610
    • 725
    • 910
  3. Question — A dam is $$120\ \text{ft}$$ long. It is $$15\ \text{ft}$$ high from its base with $$13\ \text{ft}$$ of water behind it. The sliding force caused by hydrostatic pressure $$\left(\text{kips}\right)$$ is most nearly:

    • 95
    • 110
    • 520
    • 610
  4. Question — For the dam cross-section shown, the maximum overturning moment $$\left(\text{ft-k}\right)$$ over its $$120\ \text{ft}$$ length is most nearly:

    • 650
    • 1,950
    • 2,350
    • 3,100
  5. Question — A $$4\text{-in}$$ wide (horizontal direction) and $$4\text{-ft}$$ long (vertical direction) strip is removed from a steel tank wall that contains water under a head of $$12\ \text{ft}$$. A steel plate is installed and welded all around. The force $$\left(\text{lb}\right)$$ on the weld is most nearly:

    • 720
    • 865
    • 1040
    • 1280
  6. Question — The steady incompressible flow in pipes is expressed by Bernoulli's equation: Which of the following statements about minor losses is correct?

    • They are determined using Reynolds number only
    • They represent losses at fittings and valves
    • They apply only to laminar flow
    • They are independent of velocity
  7. Two pressure gages are attached on the side of a tank filled with a liquid. The first gage is located $$4\ \text{m}$$ from the bottom of the tank and reads $$92\ \text{kPa}$$. The second gage is located $$9\ \text{m}$$ from the bottom and reads $$48\ \text{kPa}$$. The density of the liquid $$\left(\text{kg/m}^3\right)$$ is most nearly:

    • 410
    • 865
    • 1120
    • 720
  8. In model similarity, if viscous and inertial forces are the only important forces, which number is kept constant in similitude?

    • Froude number
    • Reynolds number
    • Weber number
    • Mach number
  9. A nozzle of $$3\text{-in}$$ diameter delivers a stream of water at a velocity of $$150\ \text{ft/s}$$ perpendicular to a rigid plate. The force $$\left(\text{k}\right)$$ required to hold the plate is most nearly:

    • 12
    • 28
    • 4
    • 85
  10. Two plates are kept $$5\ \text{mm}$$ apart and the space between them is filled with oil of dynamic viscosity $$0.15\ \text{Pa}\cdot\text{s}$$. The lower plate is fixed and the upper plate is movable. If the upper plate is moved with a velocity of $$1.5\ \text{m/s}$$, the shear stress $$\left(\text{Pa}\right)$$ on the lower plate is most nearly:

    • 45
    • 60
    • 75
    • 90

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