A layer of viscous liquid (0 ≤ y ≤h) flows in parrallel with a layer of viscous gas chey ≤ H) in a plane channel clue to a given pressure gradient, Similarly to the poi seuille flow. The flow is clescribed by the Navier- stokes equations in liquid (i = 1) and gas (i=2) 1=1,2 (1) d'y = 1/ 2 1 dp Mi an, The solutions are subject to the following boundary conditions at the channel walls and the interface 4=0 u20 YEH U -0, C2) 4 =h U₁₁ = U₂₁, M₁ du. = M₂ duz (3) 1 dy dy (1) Explain what do the boundary Concklioms (2) and (3) mean (2) find solutions of Eqn (₁) subject to the boundary Conditions (2) and (3) (3) Calculate the volumetric flow rate of liquid in the channel

A layer of viscous liquid (0 ≤ y ≤h) flows in parrallel with a layer of viscous gas chey ≤ H) in a plane channel clue to a given pressure gradient, Similarly to the poi seuille flow. The flow is clescribed by the Navier- stokes equations in liquid (i = 1) and gas (i=2) 1=1,2 (1) d'y = 1/ 2 1 dp Mi an, The solutions are subject to the following boundary conditions at the channel walls and the interface 4=0 u20 YEH U -0, C2) 4 =h U₁₁ = U₂₁, M₁ du. = M₂ duz (3) 1 dy dy (1) Explain what do the boundary Concklioms (2) and (3) mean (2) find solutions of Eqn (₁) subject to the boundary Conditions (2) and (3) (3) Calculate the volumetric flow rate of liquid in the channel

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