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    1. A shaft is pulled through a bearing lubricated with oil. The force required to pull the shaft at 3 m/s is calculated to be 285.74 N. 2. Water flows through a branching horizontal pipe. The pressure at section 3 is calculated to be 404.5 kPa. 3. Water flows turbulently through a horizontal pipe with an expansion from 8 cm to 16 cm. Taking the kinetic energy correction factor as 1.06 at the inlet and outlet, the downstream pressure P2 is calculated.

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    1. A shaft is pulled through a bearing lubricated with oil. The force required to pull the shaft at 3 m/s is calculated to be 285.74 N. 2. Water flows through a branching horizontal pipe. The pressure at section 3 is calculated to be 404.5 kPa. 3. Water flows turbulently through a horizontal pipe with an expansion from 8 cm to 16 cm. Taking the kinetic energy correction factor as 1.06 at the inlet and outlet, the downstream pressure P2 is calculated.

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    1. A shaft is pulled through a bearing lubricated with oil. The force required to pull the shaft at 3 m/s is calculated to be 285.74 N. 2. Water flows through a branching horizontal pipe. The pressure at section 3 is calculated to be 404.5 kPa. 3. Water flows turbulently through a horizontal pipe with an expansion from 8 cm to 16 cm. Taking the kinetic energy correction factor as 1.06 at the inlet and outlet, the downstream pressure P2 is calculated.

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    1. A shaft is pulled through a bearing lubricated with oil. The force required to pull the shaft at 3 m/s is calculated to be 285.74 N. 2. Water flows through a branching horizontal pipe. The pressure at section 3 is calculated to be 404.5 kPa. 3. Water flows turbulently through a horizontal pipe with an expansion from 8 cm to 16 cm. Taking the kinetic energy correction factor as 1.06 at the inlet and outlet, the downstream pressure P2 is calculated.

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    YILDIZ Technical University

    Department of Mechanical Engineering


    Fluid Mechanics Final- exam questions (G2)

    No

    Name, Surname

    1- A25mmdiametershaftispulledthroughacylindrical
    bearingasshowninFigure.Thelubricantthatfillsthe
    0.3mmgapbetweentheshaftandbearingisanoil
    havingakinematicviscosityof8.0104m2/sanda
    specificgravityof0.91.DeterminetheforcePrequired
    topulltheshaftatavelocityof3m/s.Assumethe
    velocitydistributioninthegapislinear.

    0
    ,
    8. 10

    0.91 10 3 0.025 0.5


    0.0003

    285.74


    2- Water flows through a horizontal branching pipe as shown in
    Figure.Determinethepressureatsection(3).



    =0.1 4

    0.4

    0.4


    0.02 10.78
    0.07

    10.78 /
    2.63 /

    11.01.2013

    400

    9.80
    4
    2 9.81




    2.63

    404.5

    Prof. Dr. Ali PINARBAI

    YILDIZ Technical University

    Name, Surname

    Department of Mechanical Engineering


    Fluid Mechanics Final- exam questions (G2)

    No

    3- A horizontal pipe has an abrupt expansion from D1 =


    8 cm to D2 = 16 cm. The water velocity in the smaller
    section is 10 m/s and the flow is turbulent. The
    pressure in the smaller section is P1 = 300 kPa. Taking
    the kinetic energy correction factor to be 1.06 at both
    the inlet and the outlet, determine the downstream
    pressure P2?

    11.01.2013

    Prof. Dr. Ali PINARBAI

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