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    This document appears to be an exam question paper for a mechanical engineering course. It contains 10 short answer questions in Part A and 5 long answer questions in Part B. The questions cover topics like: - Pressure inside small air bubbles underwater - Properties of oils used in automobiles in different seasons - Dimensional analysis and homogeneous/non-homogeneous equations - Uses of distorted models - Differences between boundary layer and molecular sublayer - Operating principles of turbo-machinery - Eddy viscosity - Functions of suction pumps and air vessels

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    Anna University- Fluid Mechanics and Machinery Nov/Dec 2010

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    Time: Three hours


    Answer ALL questiono

    Maximum : 100 Marks

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    oil for autonrobilee than in

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    Mention the cireumse"o* which neeessitate the use of distorted models. --i:'x nt" o', 'l is a lgminal zu! layer? , "' l What

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    lfhat is iin air vesser? List the objgctives that would be furfilled by the use air vessels. of
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    11' (a) (i) a u-ruul is !'ade of rwo. capirlaries

    of diamercr 1.0 mm and 1.5 mm respectively. The rube kept ,oe"ti""ff, partially filled with .is water of surface tensien OOZgq "*U Ui*" *rd zero cantact angle. calpulate the difference in the teverr'"i *i" qrenfsci caused by the capiilary.
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