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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In the nuclear fuel industry, sintering process is employed to transform ceramic pellets into dense, solid structures. The natural sintering occurring in the furnace operates through controlled heating and atmosphere, below the melting point and without external forces. This sintering ... Read More
Biogas represents one of the most promising renewable sources for energy production, in which the livestock manure gives several desirable advantages for the anaerobic biodigestion process [1]. However, desulfurization is necessary to prevent corrosive mechanisms and protect the system ... Read More
Power cables are essential components of modern infrastructure, transmitting electric power over long distances, and supporting the green energy transition. For mechanical protection, when cables are installed underground or beneath the seabed, they are frequently routed through circular ... Read More
Ultrashort-pulse laser processing has become a key enabling technology for the precise, contactless modification of transparent materials, with applications ranging from waveguide writing to micro-drilling, dicing, and cleaving. The interaction of these pulses with transparent materials ... Read More
Localized corrosion of aluminum alloys remains difficult to predict because conventional electrochemical measurements provide global information, whereas in-service risk is governed by the real morphology of the damage, including pit density, active surface area, local depth, ... Read More
High temperature vacuum furnaces typically operate at power levels of several hundred kilowatts and are generally equipped with rapid cooling systems to achieve the cooling rates required for heat treatment processes. However, the rear gas outlet and gas inlet nozzles, commonly in state ... Read More
Microwave heating is widely used in thermal therapies, particularly microwave ablation (MWA), because it enables rapid and volumetric heating of biological tissue. However, elevated temperatures can induce water evaporation, thermal damage, and substantial tissue shrinkage, potentially ... Read More
Physical Vapor Transport (PVT) remains the dominant method for the growth of high-quality silicon carbide (SiC) single crystals used in advanced semiconductor applications. The process involves strongly coupled heat transfer, mass transport, and phase transition phenomena under extreme ... Read More
