1.

B
2. D
3. A: At all the boundaries no slip boundary condition is valid
4. B. For incompressible flow, under steady state, the z directional Navier Stoke’s equation is
reduced as (assuming flow in z direction):
dp  ∂ 2v ∂ 2v 
− − µ  2z + 2z  + ρ gz =
0
dz  ∂x ∂y 
(Similar expression as obtained for flow through a pipe)
As the pipe is horizontal, there will be no gravity effect.
So, the governing equation is reduced as:
dp  ∂ 2v ∂ 2v 
+ µ  2z + 2z =0
dz  ∂x ∂y 
For a pressure difference P 0 -P L over a length of pipe L, we get
P 0 − PL  ∂ 2v ∂ 2v 
+ µ  2z + 2z =0
L  ∂x ∂y 

5. D: For getting the correct value of v z the easiest method is substitution of each value pf v z to the
above obtained governing equation. Substituting the correct answer in the second derivative
term, we get,

That exactly cancels the pressure difference terms.

6. C, term 1: Incompressible flow , term 2: v r =0, term 4: v φ =0;
7. A, Navier Stoke’s equation for θ component in spherical co ordinate system is:

The only remaining term for this condition is:

8. B: Solution given below. (all Ω 0 will be considered Ω i )

9. C: Solution is given below, v θ is incorporated from the above solution
10. C: Solution is given below

11. A: solution is given below: