The assumptions made in the most familiar form of Bernoulli’s equation is that
A.Flow is along the streamlines
B.Flow is steady
C.Fluid is non-viscous
D.Fluid is homogeneous
E.All the above
A.Flow is along the streamlines
B.Flow is steady
C.Fluid is non-viscous
D.Fluid is homogeneous
E.All the above
A.Bingham plastic fluid
B.Pseudo plastic fluid
C.Dilatant fluid
D.Newtonian fluid
E.None of the above
A.Steady flow
B.Uniform flow
C.Laminar flow
D.Turbulent flow
E.Rotational flow
A.Double of the actual discharge
B.Square of the actual discharge
C.Actual discharge
D.Half of actual discharge
E.Square root of actual discharge
A.Flow-contour
B.Line of flow
C.Flow line
D.Path line
E.Streak line
A.Inward projecting entrances
B.Square bell mouth entrances
C.Circular bell mouth entrances
D.Slightly rounded entrance
E.Square cornered entrance
A.Cohesion
B.Adhesion
C.Adhesion and cohesion
D.Molecular structure
E.Gravity
A.Super-supersonic
B.Supersonic
C.Sonic
D.Sub-sonic
E.None of the above
A.It has high density
B.It can be easily seen in tube
C.It does not stick to tube walls
D.It moves easily
E.It is generally not used in manometers