This quiz contains multiple-choice problems on dimensional systems and homogeneity, Rayleigh and Buckingham methods, model simulation and studies, the importance of dimensionless groups and the advantages and disadvantages of dimensional analysis.
How many fundamental quantities are there?
Which of the following is not known as a core group?
If there are 6 physical quantities and 3 fundamental units, then the number of pi terms are
The study of predicting prototype conditions from model observations is known as
The principle of dimensional homogeneity serves the following practical concepts:
(i) It helps to check whether an equation of any physical phenomenon is dimensionally homogenous or not
(ii) It helps to determine the dimensions of a physical quantity
(iii) It helps to convert the units from one system to another
Identify the correct statements.
i and ii
ii and iii
i, ii and iii
ii only
How is dimensional homogeneity related to fundamental units of measurements?
Independent
Dependent
Dependent but can vary
Twice
The S.I unit of heat is
J
W
J-s
W/K
Bernoulli’s equation for fluid flow along a streamline is given as
p/w + (V^2)/2 g + y = 2
p/w + V/2 g + y = constant
p/w + (V^2)/2 g + y = 1
p/w + (V^2)/2 g + y = constant
The convective film coefficient in k cal/m^2 hr degree can be converted to J/m^n2 s degree by multiplying it with a factor
1.1627
1.1527
1.1427
1.1327
The pressure in kg/cm^2 can be converted to N/m^2 by multiplying it with a factor
9.807 * 10^2
9.807 * 10^3
9.807 * 10^4
9.807 * 10^5
How much force is exerted by a body of 1 kg on the ground whilst under freefall?
9.507
9.607
9.707
9.807
How many joules makeup one kcal?
3186
4186
5186
6186
If there are n variables in a dimensionally homogeneous equation and these variables contain m primary dimensions, then the variables can be grouped into how many non-dimensional parameters?
m
n - m
n - 2*m
n
What is the time period of oscillation of a simple pendulum having length L and mass m?
2*π*(L/g)^(3/2)
2*π*(L/g)
2*π*(L/g)^2
2*π*(L/g)^(1/2)
The equation of friction loss in a pipe of length l and diameter d through which fluid flows with velocity v is
h{i} = 4*f*(V^2)/d*g
h{i} = 4*f*(V^2)/2*d*g
h{i} = 4*f*(V^2)/2*d
h{i} = 4*f*(V^2)/2*g