Explore the innovative ways multiphysics simulation is being used worldwide to advance research
Multiphysics modeling and simulation drives innovation across industries and academia — as is evidenced by the many uses showcased in the technical papers and posters presented by engineers, researchers, and scientists at the COMSOL Conference each year.
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Water transport in the public sewer system is often based on open channel flow, e.g. in a DN100 drainage pipe. Especially for low flow rates of less than 10 mL/s and with water levels of less than 4 mm, flow sensors are hardly available. In order to enable the measuring of very low ... Read More
The significance of electrification of industry increases with the growing influence of renewable electricity as a primary energy source on earth. In this sense, microwave heating is a well-established electricity-based and market-mature technology employed on the commercial scale in ... Read More
Mobile robotics is an active research area, which is rapidly advancing thanks to a variety of technological developments in hardware and sensors. The operating environment and the tasks it must carry out are the main factors influencing the design of a climbing robot for industrial ... Read More
At department of Physics of the University of Orleans, a group of students in 'Licence de Physique' Bachelor level have experimented for the first time, the numerical project practice using the COMSOL Multiphysics® Class-Kit. This teaching unit, entitled Scientific Computation and ... Read More
Ultrasound technology is deployed in a variety of scientific and engineering applications, ranging from the non-invasive retrieval of system information to the stirring of molten metals. While ultrasonic sound waves found a wide range of applications in liquid media, the use of those in ... Read More
Finite Element simulations are becoming an increasingly powerful tool in the transducer design process. The development of user-friendly software and predefined interfaces able to provide physics setup to predict the loudspeaker complex behavior helps designers in the product development ... Read More
Irradiation of various surface materials by ultra-short laser radiation, typically with pulse widths of 10-300 fs, results in the development of Laser-induced self-organized periodic surface structures (ripples). The periodicity of these structures ranges from the wavelength <em>λ ... Read More
There is an increasing number of applications that requires using the time-dependent analysis of finite amplitude acoustic wave propagation or nonlinear acoustics. This study investigates an efficient finite element based numerical model of microperforated plate absorber using the time ... Read More
