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This section includes 8 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Aerodynamics knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
1. |
Up to which Mach number is Prandtl – Glauert rule applicable for subsonic flow? |
A. | 1 |
B. | 0.5 |
C. | 0.8 |
D. | 0.65 |
Answer» D. 0.65 | |
2. |
For a subsonic flow, how does the coefficient of pressure vary with increasing Mach number? |
A. | Increases |
B. | Decreases |
C. | Remains same |
D. | First increases, then decreases |
Answer» B. Decreases | |
3. |
Linearized theory is applicable for transonic regions as well. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» C. | |
4. |
What does the Prandtl – Glauert rule relate? |
A. | Shape of airfoil in transformed spaces |
B. | Incompressible flow to the compressible flow for same airfoil |
C. | Coefficient of lift to coefficient of pressure |
D. | Coefficient of drag to coefficient of pressure |
Answer» C. Coefficient of lift to coefficient of pressure | |
5. |
The shape of the airfoil in both (x, y) and transformed (ξ, η) space are different. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» C. | |
6. |
Which of the equations governs the linearized incompressible flow over an airfoil at subsonic velocity using transformed coordinate system? |
A. | Laplace’s equation |
B. | Euler’s equation |
C. | Navier – Stokes equation |
D. | Cauchy’s equation |
Answer» B. Euler’s equation | |
7. |
Which of these is the linearized perturbation velocity potential equation over a thin airfoil in a subsonic compressible flow? |
A. | β2(ϕxx + ϕyy) = 0 |
B. | ϕxx + ϕyy = 0 |
C. | β2ϕxx + ϕyy = 0 |
D. | β2ϕxx + ϕxy = 0 |
Answer» D. β2ϕxx + ϕxy = 0 | |
8. |
What is the surface boundary condition for a thin airfoil at a subsonic flow? (Where shape of the airfoil is represented as y = f(x)) |
A. | \(\frac {∂ϕ}{∂x}\) = V∞ \(\frac {df}{dx}\) |
B. | \(\frac {∂ϕ}{∂y} = \frac {df}{dy}\) |
C. | \(\frac {∂ϕ}{∂x}\) = – V\(_∞^2 \frac {df}{dx}\) |
D. | \(\frac {∂ϕ}{∂x} = \frac {dV_∞}{dx}\) |
Answer» B. \(\frac {∂ϕ}{∂y} = \frac {df}{dy}\) | |