Fluid Dynamics
Bernoulli’s equation accounts for:
A) the conservation of energy in a flowing fluid
B) the fluid’s viscosity
C) the density of a gas
D) the compressibility of fluids
The viscosity of a fluid is a measure of:
A) its internal resistance to flow
B) its density
C) its compressibility
D) its temperature
Poiseuille's law describes the flow rate of a fluid in a pipe based on:
A) viscosity, pressure, and radius
B) density, temperature, and velocity
C) velocity, pressure, and volume
D) area, temperature, and pressure
The Reynolds number predicts:
A) whether the flow will be laminar or turbulent
B) the pressure drop in a pipe
C) the temperature gradient in a fluid
D) the velocity of sound in a fluid
The relationship between the velocity of a fluid and the area of the pipe in a steady flow is described by:
A) the continuity equation
B) Bernoulli’s equation
C) Archimedes' principle
D) Coulomb's law
The drag force on an object moving through a fluid is:
A) dependent on the velocity squared
B) independent of the object's speed
C) inversely proportional to velocity
D) directly proportional to the object’s mass
In fluid dynamics, the term ‘viscosity’ refers to:
A) the resistance to flow in a fluid
B) the mass density of a fluid
C) the speed of sound in a fluid
D) the pressure difference in a fluid
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