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t720 - Fluid Mechanics n6 Memo Apr 2018

This document is a marking guideline for the National Certificate in Fluid Mechanics N6, dated April 6, 2018. It includes detailed solutions and answers to various questions related to fluid mechanics principles, calculations, and applications. The guideline spans multiple questions covering topics such as flow types, velocity calculations, and hydraulic principles.
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t720 - Fluid Mechanics n6 Memo Apr 2018

This document is a marking guideline for the National Certificate in Fluid Mechanics N6, dated April 6, 2018. It includes detailed solutions and answers to various questions related to fluid mechanics principles, calculations, and applications. The guideline spans multiple questions covering topics such as flow types, velocity calculations, and hydraulic principles.
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MARKING GUIDELINE
NATIONAL CERTIFICATE

FLUID MECHANICS N6
6 APRIL 2018

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MARKING GUIDELINE T720(E)(A6)T
FLUID MECHANICS N6

QUESTION 1

1.1 Uniform flow> The cross-sectional area and the velocity of the fluid is the
same at each successive cross section.
Steady flow> The cross-sectional area and the velocity of the fluid vary from
cross section to cross section. (2)

1.2. 1.2.1 Same, because they are running parallel. (2)

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1.2.2 Same, because the quantity is independent of the cross-sectional
area and the system from ① to ③ is continuous/The pipes are
connected in series. (2)

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1.2.3 Differ, because the cross-sectional areas/diameters differ. (2)

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1.2.4 V =
,
= 
,
rs
= 0,197 m/s  (2)

1.2.5 V =
pe

,
= 
,
= 3,299 m/s (2)

1.2.6 f = 0,005 1 = 0,005 1 = 0,0056


pa

hf = OR hf =
. , , ,
=  = 
et

, , ,
= 0,623 m = 0,618 m (3)

1.3 1.3.1
tv

C =
.
= 
,
= 52,942 m½/s (2)

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1.3.2 ,
m = =  = 0,125 m

Q = AC√
i =
,
= 
, , ,
= 0,115

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hf= x L
= 0,115 x 1450
= 167,464 m

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NB: Mark wrong if Darcy's formula is used. (6)

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1.4 V1A1 = V2A2
,
V1 = V2V1 = 0,298 V2 ……………………………………..(1)
,
rs
hf1 =
,
= 
, ,
= 0,318 
pe

hf2 =
,
= 
, ,
= 0,777 
pa

hfT = hf1 + hf2


11 = 0,318 + 0,777 ……………………………………………….(2)
Substitute (1) in (2)
11 = 0,318 (0,298 + 0,777
et

V2 = 3,697 m/s
Q2 = 3,697 × (0,084 ) = 0,021 m3/s (8)
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QUESTION 2

2.1 A small opening in the base or on the side of the reservoir. (1)

2.2

r d = 1,2m

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300
X

,
x = = 2,078 m

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,
r = = 2,4 m

A = × (2 × 2,078) × 1,2 = 2,494 m2 OR A = L × B = 2,078 × 1,2


=
P
2,494 m2
= 2(2,4) = 4,8 m
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rs
,
m = =  = 0,520 m
,
C =

pe

= ,  = 62,912
√ ,
Q = AC √
i =
pa

,
= 
, , ,
= 0,00261
= 1 : 382,506 OR 1 in 382,506 (12)
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2.3 Q = Cd × × 2 × tan × .

0,145 = 0,6 × √2 9,81 × tan × H2,5
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H2,5 = 0,1023
H = 0,402 m
= 401,742 mm (4)

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2.4
= OR = Cv 2
, ,
=  = Cv 2 
,
, , 
= 8,1 m/s  = 0,89 2 9,81 
, 

Vth = h = 4,222 m
,
Vth = 
,
= 9,101 m/s
Vth = 2

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9,101 = 2 9,81 
h = 4,222 m (6)

2.5 This is an opening in the side of the reservoir extending above the free

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surface and is of any suitable geometrical form. (2)
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QUESTION 3
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rs
3.1 3.1.1 For 1 pump
Q =  = 0,00625 m3/s 
pe

ρ
P =
, ,
= 
,
= 23,88 kW (4)
pa

3.1.2 Hf1 = 335 – 320 = 15 m


2
=
,
et

2
Hf2 = 15  = 60
,
H = 320 + 60 = 380
, ,
tv

P = 
,
= 54,183 kW (6)

3.2 3.2.1 Hm =
= 
,
= 29,052 m

3.2.2 HT =
,
= 
,
= 44,695 m

3.2.3 UO =
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= 
= 21,022 m/s

3.2.4 a = π D Width
= π × 0,365 × 0,014
= 0,0161 m2

3.2.5 Vfo =
,
= 
,
= 1,298 m/s

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3.2.6 Vwo =
, ,
= 
, ,

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= 20,857 m/s
(6 × 2) (12)

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3.3 3.3.1 .
Pin =
, ,
= 
,
rs
= 5,58 W (2)

3.3.2
=
pe

= × 5,579
= 1,914 W (2)
pa

3.3.3 If you decrease the fan speed the power decreases too. (1)
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QUESTION 4
et

4.1 4.1.1 V = 2
= 2 9,81 40,5
tv

= 28,189 m/s (2)

4.1.2 U =
,
= 
= 17,462 m/s (2)

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4.1.3 E =
,
= 
,
= 26,7 m

Η =
,
= × 100 %
= 59,334% (4)

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4.2 4.2.1 V = Cv 2
= 0,98√2 9,81 289
= 73,795 m/s (2)

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4.2.2 Q = VA
A = 3 73,795 = 0,00961 m2
= 0,00961
D = 110,623 mm
.c (2)
rs
4.2.3 Hf =
pe

, ,
d = 
= 791,535 mm (2)
pa

4.2.4 η = (V – U) [1 + nCos (180° – y) × 100%


U = n = = 0,91
,
=
et

= 32,987 m/s
,
= (73,795 – 32,987) [1 + 0,91Cos (1800 – 162) × 100%
,
tv

= 88,573% (3)
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TOTAL: 100

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