Q1) Choose the most suitable answer1. The mass of water per sec striking the plate isa) pavb) pavc) pad) pa'vvelocity.2. A jet after striking a smooth plate comes out with aa) Increasedb) Decreasedc) Samed) Zero3. Which among the following is the general formula for relative velocity?a) VFub) Vuc) V- ud) V+ u4. Component of the velocity of jet in the direction of motion of vane is known as:a) flow velocityb) relative velocityc) whirl velocityd) Tangential velocity5. The force analysis on a curved vane is understood usinga) Velocity trianglesb) Angle of the platec) Vane anglesd) Plate dimensions6. If the friction is neglected, thena) Vr1 > Vr2b) V1 < Vr2c) Vr= Vr2d) Vr1 is a zero7. The force exerted by the Jet on an inclined Fixed Plate as shown in figureis:a) pav Sin'eb) paV Sinec) pa'v'Sined) pav Cose8.when the jet strikes tangentially one end of unsymetrical fixed vane,withdeflection angle a at inlet and B at outiet, then the angle between twotangents isa ) α+βb) а - Вc) 180 + (a + B)d) 180 - (a + B)

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Q1) Choose the most suitable answer 1. The mass of water per sec striking the plate is a) pav b) pav c) pa d) pa'v velocity. 2. A jet after striking a smooth plate comes out with a a) Increased b) Decreased c) Same d) Zero 3. Which among the following is the general formula for relative velocity? a) VFu b) Vu c) V-u d) V+ u

Q1) Choose the most suitable answer 1. The mass of water per sec striking the plate is a) pav b) pav c) pa d) pa'v velocity. 2. A jet after striking a smooth plate comes out with a a) Increased b) Decreased c) Same d) Zero 3. Which among the following is the general formula for relative velocity? a) VFu b) Vu c) V-u d) V+ u

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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