Civil Engineering - Hydraulics - Discussion

Discussion Forum : Hydraulics - Section 2 (Q.No. 11)
11.
If jet of water coming out from a nozzle with a velocity 9.81 m/s, the angle of elevation being 30°, the time to reach the highest point is
0.25 s
0.50 s
1.0 s
1.5 s.
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Jero M said:   2 years ago
Time to reach the highest point,
t= uSin(θ)/g = 9.81 x Sin30°/9.81 = 0.5.
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Bazid shah said:   6 years ago
Time of flight = 2usinθ/g.

As we are calculating the time taken to reach the highest point so we will divide it by 2 because in the first half time the jet will go upwards then it will drop. So the answer will be 0.5.
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Huud said:   8 years ago
s = v.tsin30,
s = 1/2 * gt2.

Then vtsin30 = 1/2gt2.
9.81m/s=gt since your cancel sin30 = 1/2.
t = 1sec so correct answer is c.
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Anoop Boora said:   8 years ago
Time to reach highest point = u sinθ/g.
Time of flight = 2 x using /g.
Horizontal range of jet = u^2 sin2θ/g.
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V.Ram said:   6 years ago
Answer B or C? Tell me clearly.
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Vim said:   5 years ago
Agree @Bazid shah.
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Barqat sheikh said:   1 decade ago
Time to reach highest point = u sin30°/g.

= 9.8*0.5/9.8.

= 0.5 sec.

Srinu said:   9 years ago
Thanks @Barqat Sheikh.

Dhvajvahak said:   9 years ago
Correct ans is option C, 1 sec T = 2 V sin30/g.

Mhathung kikon said:   8 years ago
TIME TO FLIGHT.

This is the time to complete the projectile path which is 2 x (time to reach the maximum height).
T = 2 x USinθ/g.
so the correct answer is C.


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