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  • Structural Analysis Presentation, General Introduction

    This presentation gives an overview of the capabilities of COMSOL Multiphysics within the area of structural analysis.

    The presentation mostly covers the functionality of the Structural Mechanics Module - but also touches on what is available in the MEMS Module and the Acoustics Module....
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  • Cooling and Solidification In this model, continuous casting processing of a metal rod from melted to solid state is modeled. The model describes the fluid and solid flow and heat transport, including the phase transfer from melt to solid. This phase change causes momentum changes, latent heat release and a variation in ph...
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  • Fluid-Structure Interaction This is a model exemplifying how fluid-structure interactions can be modeled using COMSOL Multiphysics. Viscous forces and the system’s pressure impose forces to the surface of a structure. The deformation in the soft structure is not small and the fluid regime will therefore dynamically change. T...
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  • RF Introductory Tutorial: Step by Step Modeling of a Periodic Structure

    This is an introductory tutorial that shows how to model periodic structures using the COMSOL RF Module.

    Periodic structures such as gratings and etalons are widely used in optoelectronics and as filters. Periodic metamaterial structures are also finding applications in radar and optical...
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  • Thermal Decomposition of a Chemical through a Parallel Plate Reactor This model investigates the unimolecular decomposition of a chemical passing through a parallel plate reactor. The heat sensitive compound is present in a water solution. After entering the reactor, the liquid first experiences expansion, due to a step-change in geometry at the bottom plate. Befo...
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  • Parameterized I-Beam

    This example shows how to parameterize a CAD model by deforming the corresponding finite element mesh.

    The method enables geometry parameterization of non-parameterized CAD models such as:

    - models created by the built-in COMSOL CAD tools

    - imported neutral CAD files such as .igs...
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  • RF Introductory Tutorial: Step by Step Modeling of a Coil

    This is an introductory tutorial that shows how to model RF coils using COMSOL. RF coils are important in numerous applications ranging from wireless technology to MRI scanning equipment.

    This examples demonstrates the different modeling steps that are important when analyzing RF coils: f...
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  • Fluid-Structure Interaction with Two Fluid Phases The following example demonstrates techniques for modeling a fluid-structure interaction containing two fluid phases in COMSOL Multiphysics. It illustrates how a heavier fluid can induce movement in an obstacle using the arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian (ALE) technique along with the Two-Phase Flow, Ph...
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  • Hyperelastic Seal Loads that depend on the deformation are often termed follower loads. The most common case is a pressure directed along the normal to a surface which deforms. In general, both the direction of the load and the area of the loaded surface will change. This model studies the force-deflection relati...
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  • Blood Vessel This model refers to a portion of the vascular system of a young child - the upper part of the aorta artery. The blood vessels are embedded in a biological tissue (the cardiac muscle) and, during the flow of blood, pressure is applied to the internal surfaces producing deformation of the vessel wall...
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