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Some practice questions for Exam 3

Faith Morrison <fmorriso@mtu.edu> Sun, Oct 27, 2019 at 10:37 AM
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Good morning class,

I was reviewing our lectures and I thought I'd share with you some questions that I think we covered in the last few weeks.  Some questions like this may appear on exams in this class.

best wishes,
Dr. Morrison

Practice Exam 3 Questions:

1.       How are Reynolds number and friction factor related to dimensional analysis?

2.       How does pipe roughness affect fluid drag in a pipe?

3.       What is the definition of hydraulic diameter?  Why has this quantity been invented?

4.       What is the difference between “creeping” flow around a sphere and other types of flow around a sphere?  What observations would allow you to distinguish between the two?

5.       How can we calculate pressure drop in a packed bed?  What would we need to know about the bed?

6.       What is the difference between form drag and friction drag?  In what kinds of circumstances do these quantities impact engineering questions?


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