7. In fully turbulent region in a pipe flow when Reynolds number is too high the friction factor is depending upon the relative pipe roughness only. (T/F)

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7. In fully turbulent region in a pipe flow when Reynolds number is too high the friction
factor is depending upon the relative pipe roughness only. (T/F)
8. Which of the following are required in order to use Bernoulli's equation? I. Steady flow,
II) Flow along streamline, III. Inviscid (non-viscous) flow, IV. Incompressible flow.
a)I,II,III, and IV b)I and II only c)I, II and III only d)I and IV only e)II and IV only
9. Major losses are happened due to viscosity effects in long straight pipes. (T/F)
10. In laminar flow the viscous forces are greater than the inertial forces. (T/F)
11. Reynolds number represents the ratio of viscous force to inertia force. (T/F)
12. For steady laminar flow between horizontal fixed plates, the shear stress at the point of
maximum velocity equal to zero. (T/F)
Transcribed Image Text:7. In fully turbulent region in a pipe flow when Reynolds number is too high the friction factor is depending upon the relative pipe roughness only. (T/F) 8. Which of the following are required in order to use Bernoulli's equation? I. Steady flow, II) Flow along streamline, III. Inviscid (non-viscous) flow, IV. Incompressible flow. a)I,II,III, and IV b)I and II only c)I, II and III only d)I and IV only e)II and IV only 9. Major losses are happened due to viscosity effects in long straight pipes. (T/F) 10. In laminar flow the viscous forces are greater than the inertial forces. (T/F) 11. Reynolds number represents the ratio of viscous force to inertia force. (T/F) 12. For steady laminar flow between horizontal fixed plates, the shear stress at the point of maximum velocity equal to zero. (T/F)
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