CE444-APPLIED HYDRAULICS
SPRING 2002
SECOND MIDTERM
APRIL 16, 2002, 0930-1045
Name: ___________________________ S.S. No. _______________ Grade: _______
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Instructions: Open book, open notes. Use engineering paper.
When you are finished, staple your work in sequence (1 to 4),
and return this sheet with your work.
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- (20%) An inlet warped-wall transition will be designed in the Alamar project to join a trapezoidal channel
of bottom width 92 m and top width 108 m, to a trapezoidal channel of bottom width 30 m and top width 42 m.
What is the length of the transition?
- (20%) A hydraulic jump occurs in a rectangular channel in which the upstream depth and velocity are 0.3 ft and 15 fps, respectively.
What is the sequent depth? What is the length of the jump?
- (30%) A closed conduit of 2 ft diameter is used to convey water from a reservoir, through a turbine, and then to another reservoir.
The difference in water surface elevations between the reservoirs is 2500 ft. The conduit is 3 mi long
and has one 45o bend with r/d= 4 and another 90o bend with r/d= 2. The turbine has a loss coefficient
of 15% of the velocity head. The inlet is rounded with r/d= 0.1; the outlet is abrupt, with D1/D2= 0
and expansion angle 180o. If the pipe velocity is 4 fps, what is the power (in hp) delivered to the turbine?
Assume two wide-open gate valves with negligible head loss and Darcy-Weisbach friction factor f = 0.016.
- (30%) A 10-cm orifice is located in a horizontal 20-cm pipe. The deflection in the manometer is equivalent to a 2.8-m water column.
The temperature is 20o (kinematic viscosity = 1.0 X 10-6 m2/s).
What is the discharge (in Liters per second)?
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