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A 1/35th scale model ship is being tested in a tow tank to simulate the drag of the full-size prototype ship. The prototype ship is 35m long and cruises at 11m/s. Using Froude scaling, the required tow speed of the 1m long model in the tank is calculated to be 1.8m/s.

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A 1/35th scale model ship is being tested in a tow tank to simulate the drag of the full-size prototype ship. The prototype ship is 35m long and cruises at 11m/s. Using Froude scaling, the required tow speed of the 1m long model in the tank is calculated to be 1.8m/s.

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Material Handling

18. A belt conveyor required to deliver a crushed limestone having bulk density of 75 lb/ft 3 at
the rate of 200 tons per hour. The conveyor is to be 200ft between centers of pulley with a
rise of 25ft. The largest lumps are 4 in and constitute 15% of the total. The conveyor will
discharge over the end. For the belt speed of 200fpm, the drive motor is (use F=0.03, L0=150)

a. 11hp b. 25hp c. 8hp d. 20hp


Given: F= 0.03
L= 200 ft
L0= 150
S= 200 fpm
T= 200 tons/hr
ΔZ= 25 ft
W= 16 lb (from Bulk Material Handling Handbook by Jacob Fruhtbaum pg. 49, table
2.14)
Required
HP=?
2.14)
Required
HP=?
19. The capacity of the flight conveyor of 12 inches by 24 inches travelling at 100fpm and handling
the crushed limestone of Problem 18 is?

a. 300tons/hr c. 400tons/hr
b. 360tons/hr d. 350tons/hr
Answer: A
300 tons/hr

19. The capacity of the flight conveyor of 12 inches by 24 inches travelling at


100fpm and handling the crushed limestone of Problem 18 is?

a. 300tons/hr c. 400tons/hr
b. 360tons/hr d. 350tons/hr
20. A screw conveyor is to be installed to convey 800 bushels (a bushel is 1.224ft3) of
wheat per hour over a distance of 80ft, the horsepower requirement for the installation
is (for wheat the coefficient = 1.3)

a. 4 b. 3 c. 2.5 d. 3.5
 Given:
Coefficient= 1.3
1 bushel = 1.224 ft3; density of wheat = 48 lb/ft3 (from Perry’s Handbook 2-124, table 2-120
Capacity= 800 bushels (1.224 ft3/hr) (48
Length= 80 ft
Answer: C
2.5

20. A screw conveyor is to be installed to convey 800 bushels (a bushel


is 1.224ft3) of wheat per hour over a distance of 80ft, the horsepower
requirement for the installation is (for wheat the coefficient = 1.3)

a. 4 b. 3 c. 2.5 d. 3.5
21. Which is most suitable for transportation of sticky material?
a. Apron conveyor c. Belt conveyor
b. Screw conveyor d. Pneumatic conveyor

Answer:
Tapered-flight screw conveyors are used as feeders for handling friable, lumpy material from bins or
hoppers.
(Bulk Materials Handling Handbook by Jacob Fruchtbaum pg. 142)
Dimensional Analysis
12. A 1/15th scale model of a parachute has a drag of 450 lbf when tested at 20 ft/s in a water (sp.
gr= 1.94) tunnel. If Nre effects are negligible, estimate the terminal fall velocity at 5000 ft std.
altitude (air sp. gr= 0.00205) if a parachutist using the prototype if chute and the chutist together
weigh 160lbf. Neglect the drag coefficient of the chutist.
a. 12.4ft/s b. 16.9 ft/s c. 20 ft/s d. 24.5 ft/s
Given; ρm = 1.94 Solution:
CDm=CDp

Ρp= 0.00205
Fm= 450 lbf
Fp = 160 lbf
Vm= 20 ft/s
Dp= 1
Required
Vp=?
Solution: CDm=CDp
Answer: D
24.5 ft/s

12. A 1/15th scale model of a parachute has a drag of 450 lbf when tested at 20 ft/s in a water (sp. gr= 1.94) tunnel. If N re
effects are negligible, estimate the terminal fall velocity at 5000 ft std. altitude (air sp. gr= 0.00205) if a parachutist using
the prototype if chute and the chutist together weigh 160lbf. Neglect the drag coefficient of the chutist.
a. 12.4ft/s b. 16.9 ft/s c. 20 ft/s d. 24.5 ft/s
13. A prototype ship is 35m long and designed to cruise at 11m/s. Its drag is to be simulated by a 1m long
model pulled in a tow tank. For Froude scaling determine the tow speed in m/s?

a. 1.8 b.2.6 c.3.1 d.4.0


Answer: A
1.8

13. A prototype ship is 35m long and designed to cruise at 11m/s. Its drag is to be simulated by a 1m long model pulled in a
tow tank. For Froude scaling determine the tow speed in m/s?

a. 1.8 b.2.6 c.3.1 d.4.0

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