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Hydraulic Machines Practice Test: Unit Quantities
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Unit Quantities topics include: Unit quantities usage, unit speed, unit power and unit discharge. Unit quantities are unit flow, unit power, and unit speed. They are used in hydraulic turbines.  Unit quantities are used to compare the performance of turbines with different outputs, speeds, and heads.  The unit quantities for a turbine are: Unit speed: The speed of a turbine working under a unit head. It is denoted by 'Nu'. Unit discharge: The discharge passing through a turbine working under a unit head. It is denoted by 'Qu'.  Unit power: The power developed by a turbine working under... Show more
Hydraulic Machines Practice Test: Unit Quantities
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1. Unit power is developed by the turbine when the head of the turbine is unity.
2. One dyne is equal to ________ N.
3. Unit speed of a single jet in a turbine is _______
4. Unit discharge is directly proportional to _______
5. Unit speed is directly proportional to________
6. Unit quantities are physical quantities _________
7. Unit speed is the speed of the turbine operating under________
8. Dyne cm is a Torque measurement unit.
9. Unit discharge is denoted as _______
10. Unit quantities play an important role in determining the dimensional quantities.
11. Which among the following is not a unit quantity of turbine?
12. Unit discharge is the discharge through the turbine when the head of the turbine is ________
13. What is symbol for unit speed?
14. What does DMU stand for?