Fluid Mechanics MCQs (Part-9)

What is fluid statics?

A Energy conservation
B Pressure in rest
C Turbulent flow
D Flow analysis

What does the Navier-Stokes equation describe?

A Steady flow
B Viscous fluid flow
C Mass conservation
D Pressure distribution

Which flow is smooth and orderly?

A Laminar flow
B Turbulent flow
C Compressible flow
D Incompressible flow

What is the primary purpose of a manometer?

A Flow analysis
B Velocity measurement
C Measure pressure
D Measure density

What causes turbulence in fluid flow?

A High viscosity
B Low pressure
C High velocity
D Low temperature

What does a Venturi meter measure?

A Pressure difference
B Fluid velocity
C Flow rate
D Fluid density

What does the continuity equation assume?

A Steady flow
B Incompressible fluid
C Variable pressure
D Turbulent flow

What is the main function of an orifice meter?

A Measure density
B Measure velocity
C Measure flow rate
D Measure pressure

What does cavitation in fluids cause?

A Formation of vapor bubbles
B Increase in pressure
C High viscosity
D Low velocity

What is drag force?

A Fluid temperature
B Surface tension
C Fluid viscosity
D Resistance to motion

What does the term “boundary layer” refer to?

A Low-pressure region
B Turbulent zone
C Surface flow region
D Laminar flow zone

What causes water hammer in pipes?

A Increase in pressure
B Sudden flow stoppage
C Increase in fluid density
D Low fluid velocity

What is the primary cause of flow separation?

A Low viscosity
B Adverse pressure gradient
C High fluid velocity
D High temperature

What is the effect of viscosity on fluid flow?

A Increases velocity
B Reduces flow rate
C Increases turbulence
D No effect

What does CFD stand for in fluid mechanics?

A Circulating Fluid Dynamics
B Computational Fluid Dynamics
C Convection Fluid Dynamics
D Compressible Fluid Dynamics