FINAL EXAM

CE428 MO1-C2 May 31, 2021

INSTRUCTIONS: The exam is good from 5:30 – 7:30 pm. It must be

with solutions and figures. When finished, take very clear photos
of your work and submit it to Google Classroom then to
messenger (secret convo) with labeling. Follow instructions,
please or you will get demerits.

Problems: Show solutions and figure.

1. A tank of 2.82 ft3 volume is to be filled by a gasoline pump in
75 seconds. Determine the average-pump flow exit velocity if
the pump exit diameter is 1.5 inches.

2. Determine the velocity at the center of the pipe, as shown

with water flowing through it using a Pitot tube with a
coefficient of 0.98.

3. Find the length of a standard waste weir which will be large

enough to discharge a rainfall of 3 cm per hour on a
drainage area of 10 sq km. The head of the crest of the weir
is 1.20 m. Use Francis formula.

4. Water flows through a 75-mm-diameter pipe directly into a

container that has a volume of 0.75 cu.m. Find the rate and
the velocity of flow through the pipe if the time required to fill
the container is 4 mins and 15 seconds.

5. Oils flows through a tube at a Reynolds Number of 1850. The

tube is 120 m long, diameter of 10 mm and the head loss of
the oil flowing through it is 30 m.
a) What is the friction factor?
b) Determine the kinematic viscosity of the oil in m2/s.
c) Compute for the discharge in the tube in liters per min.
6. Find the velocity, slope, and discharge of the semicircular
channel (figure shown on the right) which is to carry water at
a depth of 0.30 m at the critical stage.

7. What should be the depth of flow of a rectangular channel

5.5 m wide, to carry a flow of 0.992 m3/s. Use n = 0.011 and a
channel slope of 7.8  10-4.

8. Water is flowing in a 3 m wide rectangular channel. A

hydraulic jump occurs and the depth of flow upstream is 360
mm deep while the depth of flow downstream from the jump
is 1300 mm deep. Determine the discharge flowing in the
channel.

Just be honest even if others are not.