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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The state of the art technology is moving towards more complex and multidisciplinary processes and systems. There is a growing interest in using Multi-physics simulations to have a better understating of the underpinning science of the processes as well as providing cost-effective ... Read More
High-Temperature Superconductors (HTS) can be superconducting in liquid nitrogen (77 K), holding immense promises for our future. They could enable disruptive technologies such as nuclear fusion and power applications. In a power system, for instance, high short-circuit currents can ... Read More
For more than thirty years the GeePs Laboratory has been working on the numerical simulation of electromagnetic systems through numerous research topics. During this conference, we propose to present a recent problem that has been addressed by the laboratory. It is connected to ... Read More
In this work a bulk Silicon MEMS single-axis 8-beam accelerometer has been designed utilising meander beams in the Structural Mechanics and MEMS Module of COMSOL Multiphysics® as shown in Fig. 1.a. To obtain further insights into the design of the accelerometer, an electrical lumped ... Read More
The present work introduces a new methodology, based on COMSOL Multiphysics® Application Builder, to account for the “beam trapping” effect in multiphysical modelling of laser welding. Incident intensities involved in laser welding processes are high enough to induce material ... Read More
Since the 60’s, exoskeleton technology has fascinated scientists and engineers alike, from examples such as the early GE “Handyman” through to model XOS, a military grade heavy duty system. This technology can also be found in the clinical setting, where systems can offer patients, who ... Read More
Optical devices are generally simulated using ideal structures. These ideal geometries are critical in finding major features of the optical response. Unfortunately, fabrication of such devices rarely results in structures that are ideal.[1] In particular, surface roughness is rarely ... Read More
Modeling the effects of electromagnetic fields on biological structures on the order of the body and tissues to the micro (1e-6)-and nano (1e-9) level of cells and sub-cellular structures presents formidable challenges. We share the major lessons we have learned using COMSOL ... Read More
