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Solution To Aerody Mock Exam 2014 (Set B)
Solution To Aerody Mock Exam 2014 (Set B)
Solution To Aerody Mock Exam 2014 (Set B)
AERODYNAMICS
SET B
Answer key
1. B
2. A standard altimeter reads 14,000 ft when the ambient temperature is 35 oF. The density
altitude is ________ feet.
Given:
hP = 14,000 ft
T = 35 oF + 460 = 495 oR
Required:
hd
Solution:
( ) [ ]
5 .25 5. 26
ah (−0 . 003566 )(14 , 000)
P=Po 1+ p =(2 ,116 . 8 ) 1+
To 519
= 1,243.48 lb/ft2
P 1 ,243 . 48
ρ= =
gRT (32 .1740953 .342 )(495 ) = 0.001464 slug/ft3
( )
4 .25
ρ ah d
= 1+
ρo To
To ρ
[( ) ] ( )[( ) ]
1 1
519 0.001464
hd = 4 .26 −1 = 4 .26 −1
a ρo −0.003566 0.002377
= 15,651.24 psf
Ans. B
Given
1
dA = 6”
dB= 12”
Q = 20 ft3/sec
PA = 10 psi
Required:
PB
Solution:
V P A V B2 P B
A2
+ = +
2 ρ 2 ρ
[ ( )]
4
8 ρQ 2 dA
PB =P A + 2 1−
π dA dB
¿
[ ( )]
4
8 ρQ 2 d
PB =P A + 2 1− A
π dA dB¿
Ans. C
4. A Venturi tube narrows down from 6 inches to 4 inches in diameter. If the pressure at the
throat is 2 lb per sq inch less than at the larger section, the rate of flow of water (in cubic
meter per second) is __________.
Given:
d1 = 6”
d2 = 4”
P2 = P1 – 2 lb/in2
P1 – P2 = 2 lb/in2
Required:
Solution:
√ [ ( )]
πd 2( P1 −P2 )
22
Q=
4 d2 4
ρ 1−
d1
2
√
2
π (4 /12) 2(2 x144 )
Q=
4
[ ( )]
4
4
(1 .94 ) 1−
6
Ans. D
Given:
d = 3’
l = 9’
N = 140 rpm
V∞ = 45 mph
Required:
LT
Solution:
LT = ∏2ρ∞V∞d2Nl
= (∏)2(0.002377)(45x22/15)(3)2(140/60)(9)
LT = 292.64 lb
Ans. A
Given:
CD =
O 0.025
∏Ae = 1/0.046
Required:
Solution:
3
C L= √ π AeC D
O
Ans. C
7. At sea level, an airplane rate of climb is 1,070 ft per minute. Its absolute ceiling is 18,400 ft.
The rate of climb at 12,000 ft altitude is _______ ft per minute.
Given:
H = 18,400 ft
h = 12,000 ft
Required;
R.C.h
Solution:
hR . C .O
R .C .h =R . C .O−
H
Ans. A
8. If the Mach number of a transport plane flying at a standard altitude of 8,000 meters is 0.76,
its flight speed (in meters per second) is ____________.
Given:
h = 8,000 m
M = 0.76
Required:
Solution:
4
V = 234.05 m/sec
Ans. C
9. The drag polar equation of an advanced light twin airplane in clean configuration can be
written as:
2
CD = 0.0358 + 0.0405CL
Given:
C D =0. 0358
O
π Ae=1/0. 0405
Required:
CD
i
Solution:
1
CD = CD
O 3 i
C D =3 C DO
i
Ans. B
10. Consider a normal shock wave with the pressure ratio P 2/P1 equals twice the density ratio
ρ2/ρ1. The downstream Mach number of the wave is __________.
Given:
NSW
P2 ρ2
=2
P1 ρ1
5
Required:
M2
Solution:
P2 ρ2
=2
P1 ρ1
( )
7 M 2−1 6M
1 12
=2
6 M 2+ 5
1
7 M 4 +35 M 2 −M 2 −5=72 M
1 1 1 12
7 M 4 −38 M 2 −5=0
1 1
2
ax +bx +c=0
−b± √b 2−4 ac
x=
2a
Let: x = M1
a= 7
b = -38
c = -5
( )
1
M 2 +5 2
1
M 2=
7 M 2−1
1
[ ]
1
(2 .36 )2 +5 2
M 2= =0 .527
(7)(2 .36 )2 −1
Ans. D
11. An expansion wave is created by a deflection angle of 10 degrees at a supersonic stream with
Mach number of 2 and a pressure ratio P 2/P1 = 1/3. The Mach number after the wave is
______.
6
Given:
Expansion wave
Ѳ = 10O
P2 1
=
P1 3
Required:
M2
Solution:
( )
3 .5
P2 M 2 +5
1
=
P1 M 2 2 +5
[( ) ]
1
M 2 +5 2
1
M 2= 1
−5
P2 3 .5
P1
[( ) ]
2 1
(2) +5 2
M 2= 1
−5
1 3 .5
3
M2 = 2.71
Ans . A
12. D
13. A
14. C
15. D
16. C
17. C
18. D
19. D
20. B
21. A
22. D
23. C
7
24. D
25. B