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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Noncollinear ultrasonic wave mixing is a powerful nondestructive evaluation (NDE) technique for localizing microscale material damage, as the amplitude of the generated mixed wave is a direct measure of localized material nonlinearity. Recent experimental work combined this technique ... Read More
High-fidelity home audio design requires strict control over cabinet resonance, especially when fitting components into modern, tightly constrained spaces. Evaluating acoustic performance based on discrete elements within a given enclosure composition with varying stiffness is critical ... Read More
Engineering design is fundamentally an inverse problem. A designer knows what performance they need, and they want to know what combinations of design parameters will get them there. Conventional optimization tools answer a narrower version of this question: given constraints and an ... Read More
Rocket exhaust during liftoff and landing generates intense acoustic pressure loads that can threaten structural integrity, onboard components, and crew health. Accurate prediction of these loads is therefore critical for robust vehicle and infrastructure design. A major source of ... Read More
Blade-tip clearance and turbine inlet temperature are critical efficiency parameters in turbomachinery design. Smaller clearances reduce leakage losses, but increase the risk of rubs between blades and the casing. Higher operating temperatures improve efficiency, but reduce the finite ... Read More
Electrical dispersal deterrents are the most mature technology for deterring invasive species in open waterways. However, they pose human safety risks, incur high operational costs, and exhibit reduced efficacy against smaller fish. Consequently, current research focuses on optimally ... Read More
Acoustic Resonance (Acu-Res®) Technology [1] is at the core of FT wind sensors, operating by measuring phase shifts between a pair of transducers caused by fluid flow within an acoustic resonator. Three piezoelectric transducers are placed in a triangular formation on the top reflector ... Read More
The two most commonly used membrane profiles for sound reproduction of the high frequency audio band are the dome shape and the annular shape. The annular (also known as ring) shape has some different basic design features if compared to a dome with the same outer size. For example, ... Read More
