ANSWER FOUR QUESTIONS ONLY. THE QUESTIONS WITH EQUAL MARKES AND WITH ONE CHART.Q.1. Water enters the mixing device shown in figure below, at (150 liter/sec) through pipe (A), while oil withspecific gravity (0.8) is forced in at (30 liter/sec) through pipe (B). If the liquids are incompressible and form ahomogeneous mixture of oil globules in water, find the average velocity and density of the mixture leaving throughthe (30 cm) diameter pipe (c).CMixtureQ.2.Water at (20°c) flows upward at (4 m/sec) in a (6 cm) diameter pipe. The pipe length between points (1), (2)is (5m), and point (2) is (3m) higher. A mercury Manometer, connected between (1) and (2), has a reading(h=135 mm), with (P1) higher, a- what is the pressure change (p1-p2)?, b- what is the head loss?= 3mh- 135 mmWaterMuryQ.3. A pump delivers (1500 liter/min) of water against a pressure rise of (270 kPa). Kinetic and potential energychanges are negligible. If the driving motor supplies (9kW), what is the pump efficiency.B. Evaluate the pressure drop for the incompressible fluid of the laminar flow through the straight pipe.Q.4.Kerosene fluid (S.G.=0.88) enters the cylindrical arrangement of the figure below at section (1), at (0.08N/sec).The (80 mm) diameter plates are (2mm) apart. Assuming steady flow, compute the inlet average velocity(u1), outlet average velocity (u2) assuming radial flow, and outlet volume flux.D:BOrmmh=3mmD,4 mmB-Evaluate the head loss for the pipes in series and in parallel, showing the relation with the hydraulic grade linefor each one.Q.5.A. Oil, with mass density of (900 kg/m3) and kinematic viscosity of (0.00001 m²/sec), flows at (0.2m /sec) through (500m) long and (200 mm) diameter, cast-Iron pipe with roughness of (0.26mm).Determine : a- the head loss, b- the pressure drop if the pipe slopes down at (10°) in the flow direction.GOOD LUCK

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