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    Hydraulics, Lab (Pce13L) : Fundamentals of Fluid Flow

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    This document contains a student's lab report on fundamentals of fluid flow. It includes 6 problems solving calculations related to fluid flow concepts like discharge, density of mixtures, height of vertical jets, velocity and power. The student's name is John Paul B. Gutierrez and the instructor is Engr. Sheina Pallega. Calculations are shown with solutions for discharge, density, height, velocity and power related to fluid flowing in pipes and nozzles.

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    TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
    CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

    HYDRAULICS, LAB (PCE13L)

    PLATE NO:

    FUNDAMENTALS OF FLUID FLOW

    GUTIERREZ, JOHN PAUL B.


    BSCE / 3-B / TUPM-18-0559

    ENGR.SHEINA PALLEGA
    INSTRUCTOR
    NAME: GUTIERREZ, JOHN PAUL B.
    TITLE: FUNDAMENTALS OF FLUID FLOW

    1. A LIQUID, SG = 0.959, IS FLOWING IN A 200-MM Ø PIPE AT 12.59 M/S.


    A. WHAT IS THE DISCHARGE IN GALLONS PER MINUTE (GPM)?
    B. WHAT IS THE DISCHARGE IN MILLIONS OF GALLONS PER DAY (MGD)?
    C. WHAT IS THE WEIGHT FLUX IN KN PER SECOND?
    GIVEN:

    SOLUTION:
    A.) C.)

    B.)

    2. IN A BAKERY, WATER ENTERS A MIXING CHAMBER AT THE RATE OF 155.9 LITERS


    PER SEC THROUGH PIPE A, WHILE COOKING OIL WITH SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF 0.859
    IS FORCED AT 35.9 LITERS PER SEC THROUGH PIPE B. ASSUMING THE LIQUIDS ARE
    INCOMPRESSIBLE AND FROM A HOMOGENOUS MIXTURE OF OIL GLOBULES IN
    WATER, EVALUATE THE DENSITY OF THE MIXTURE IN KG/M 3 LEAVING THROUGH
    A PIPE OF DIAMETER.
    GIVEN:

    SOLUTION:
    NAME: GUTIERREZ, JOHN PAUL B.
    TITLE: FUNDAMENTALS OF FLUID FLOW

    3. NEGLECTING AIR RESISTANCE, DETERMINE TO WHAT HEIGHT A VERTICAL JET OF


    WATER COULD RISE IF PROJECTED WITH A VELOCITY OF 25.9 M/S?
    SOLUTION:

    5. A LIQUID HAVING SP. GR. OF 2.059 IS FLOWING IN A 50 MM DIAMETER PIPE. THE


    TOTAL HEAD AT A GIVEN POINT WAS FOUND TO BE 15.9 JOULE PER NEWTON. THE
    ELEVATION OF THE PIPE ABOVE THE DATUM IS 3 M AND THE PRESSURE IN THE
    PIPE IS 65.59 KPA. COMPUTE THE VELOCITY OF FLOW (M/S) AND THE
    HORSEPOWER IN THE STREAM AT THAT POINT.

    GIVEN:

    SOLUTION:

    4. A 150-MM DIAMETER JET OF WATER IS DISCHARGED FROM A NOZZLE INTO THE


    AIR. THE VELOCITY OF THE JET IS 35.9 M/S. FIND THE POWER IN THE JET IN KW.
    GIVEN:
    NAME: GUTIERREZ, JOHN PAUL B.
    TITLE: FUNDAMENTALS OF FLUID FLOW

    6. A TURBINE IS RATED AT 600 HP (POWER OUTPUT) WHEN THE FLOW OF WATER


    THROUGH IT IS 0.659 M3/S. ASSUMING AN EFFICIENCY OF 85.9%, WHAT IS THE
    HEAD ACTING ON THE TURBINE?
    GIVEN:

    SOLUTION:

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