Question 1 Drag force is parallel and in the same direction of the free stream velocity.
True
False
Question 6 In a fully developed flow, the flow profile remains unchanged in the streamwise direction.
True
Question 13 Piezometric pressure will be constant along a line that is normal to straight and parallel streamlines,
True
False
Q1.) TRUE, Drag force is Parallel and in same direction of the free stream velocity.
There will be pressure difference between the front and back that leads to an additional force called as DRAG.
Q6.) TRUE, In fully developed flow, the flow profile remains unchanged in the streamwise direction.
Hence each fluid particle is moving with constant axial velocity in the streamline and velocity profile remains unchanged in flow direction. Therefore there is no motion of velocity in radial direction i.e., perpendicular to axis of pipe everywhere is zero.
Q13.)TRUE, Piezometric pressure will be constant along a line that is normal to striaght and parallel stream lines.
Therefore in normal direction Piezometric pressure is constant and acceleration is zero.
Drag force is parallel and in the same direction of the free stream velocity.
Question 1 Drag force is parallel and in the same direction of the free stream velocty. True False
In a fully developed flow, the flow profile remains unchanged in the streamwise direction. True False
Piezometric pressure will be constant along a line that is normal to straight and parallel streamlines, True False
estion 14 Piezometric pressure will be constant along a line that is normal to straight and parallel streamlines, True False
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