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Hydraulics “CE Board Exam May 1996″

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The water supply for a city is pumped to a distribution reservoir. The pumping rate is 600 cu.m. per 4 hours. The estimated requirements every 4 hours is shown below.


Hours                   Demand (cum)

­ 0400                             200

0800                             800

1200                            1100

1600                             700

2000                             500

2400                             300

At 0800 hours the reservoir contains 700 cum, how much water is in the reservoir at 2000 hours?


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Hydraulics “CE Board Exam May 1996″

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A spillway 2m. deep goes over a dam 40m. high. If Cw = 3.2, what is the velocity after the jump?


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Hydraulics “CE Board Exam May 1996″

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Kinematics coefficient of viscosity is defined:


a)  as the ratio of the mass density to the absolute viscosity

b)  as the ratio of the absolute viscosity to the mass density

c)  to be inversely proportional to the velocity

d)  to directly proportional to the velocity

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A floating cylinder 10cm. in diameter and weighing 982 grams is placed in a cylindrical container 25cm. in a diameter partially full of water. The increase in the depth of water in the container due to placing the float in it is:


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This graphically presents the relationship for pipes among the dimensionless parameters friction factor f, Reynolds Number Re, and surface roughness e/D.


a)  Chezy formula

b)  Hazen-Williams formula

c)  Moody diagram

d)  Bernoulli equation

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The interface between immiscible fluid acts like an infinitely thin membrane that supports a tensile force. The magnitude of this force per unit length of a line on this surface is termed the coefficient of:


a)  viscosity

b)  hydrostatic tension

c)  surface tension

d)  capillary action

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Hydraulics “CE Board Exam May 1996″

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Water jumps from a depth of 23cm. to 88cm. in an open rectangular channel 3.5m. wide. Find the discharge in cu.m/s. Use g = 9.81.


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What is the simplest device for measuring river stage:

a)  weighing rain gage

b)  staff gage

c)  none of these

d)  tipping bucket gage

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Hydraulics “CE Board Exam May 1996″

March 5th, 2010 admin No comments

The hydraulic radius of a pipe with a diameter of 12 mm is:

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The ratio of the change in pressure to the relative change in density, and measures the compressibility of a material is known in fluid mechanics as:


a)  compression ratio

b)  bulk modulus of elasticity

c)  modulus of volume

d)  compression volume

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Hydraulics “CE Board Exam May 1996″

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Pipes in parallel: Three pipes are parallely connected. The pipe characteristics are as follows:

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Pipe      D(cm)       L(m)           f

A                 15            600          0.02

B                  10            480          0.03

C                 20            900         0.018

Find the rate flow in cu.m/s. in pipe A if the difference in head at ends is 40m.


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Biological wastewater treatment


a)  rotating biological dis

b)  activated sludge

c)  all of these

d)  trickling filter

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The discharge through a Cipolletti weir is 0.52 cu.m/s. The head on it is one-fourth of the crest’s length. What is the head in m.?

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A spillway 2m. deep goes over a dam 40m. high. If Cw = 3.2, what is the energy after jump?


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What is drainage structure which is NOT considered a cross drainage?


a)  bridges

b)  culvert

c)  dips

d)  none of these

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What are the methods for rainwater to reach a stream?

a)  surface runoff

b)  percolation

c)  interflow

d)  all of these

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An open rectangular channel discharges water at the rate of 4.5 cu.m/s at a depth of 32cm. The flume is 3.5m. wide. To what depth, in cm., can the water jump? Use g = 9.81.


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Which is NOT a chemical characteristics of water


a)  alkalinity

b)  pH level

c)  total suspended and dissolved solids

d)  dissolved cations and dissolved annions

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For a rectangular channel with depth 1.2m. and 1.8m. wide S = 0.002 and n = 0.012, what is the critical depth for this channel?


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For a rectangular channel with depth 1.2 m. and 1.8 m. wide S = 0.002 and n = 0.012, what would be the velocity of the flow?


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What occurs whenever the absolute pressure of a liquid is close to the vapor pressure?


a)  upsurge

b)  none of these

c)  scouring

d)  cavitation


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A turbine is to operate at 300 rpm under a net head of 400m. CV = 0.93. If a single 15cm. water jet is used, find the required pitch diameter of the wheel assuming phi = 0.45 and η = 0.85.


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Hydraulics “CE Board Exam May 1996″

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Filtration of water is used to:

a)  filter fine impurities such as algae, silt etc.

b)  filter residual solids that remain in water after settling

c)  none of these

d)  remove particles such as silt, sand and flocculated suspensions


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Hydraulics “CE Board Exam May 1996″

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The static head corresponding to a flow velocity of 3 m/s is:

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