GATE ME 2018 Set 1 — Question 52

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NAT+2 / -0HardControl Volume AnalysisFluid Kinematics & DynamicsFluid MechanicsImpulse-Momentum Principle

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A sprinkler shown in the figure rotates about its hinge point in a horizontal plane due to water flow discharged through its two exit nozzles. The total flow rate QQ through the sprinkler is 11 litre/sec and the cross-sectional area of each exit nozzle is 11 cm2^2. Assuming equal flow rate through both arms and a frictionless hinge, the steady state angular speed of rotation (in rad/s) of the sprinkler is ______ (correct to two decimal places).
A horizontal sprinkler with two arms of lengths 10 cm and 20 cm. Water is discharged at Q/2 from each nozzle.
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