Blog Posts Tagged Technical Content
Modeling Acoustic–Structure Interaction in Kaplan Turbine Blades Using COMSOL®
In this blog post, engineers from Lightness by Design explore how surrounding media can affect structural vibrations and present an alternative to the traditional “added mass” approach for accounting for these effects in simulations.
Leveraging the mBVD Circuit Model for MEMS Resonator Design
Designing piezoresonators requires high-fidelity multiphysics simulation to capture their complex behavior, but traditional approaches can be computationally demanding. Using an equivalent mBVD circuit enables near-instantaneous simulations while maintaining accuracy.
Part 2: Combining CAD Geometry with Meshes in COMSOL Multiphysics®
Learn how to import STL files originating from 3D scan sources and meshes in the NASTRAN® file format, as well as how to prepare them for analysis in COMSOL Multiphysics®.
Part 1: Editing and Repairing Surface Meshes in COMSOL Multiphysics®
COMSOL Multiphysics® includes several operations for modifying imported surface meshes. You can create, intersect, partition, and join entities, adapt and refine mesh elements, and more.
Inductive Heating of Temperature-Dependent Magnetic Materials
When modeling induction heating processes, incorporating the nonlinearities of the magnetic materials is necessary for accurate results. Learn how to use the AC/DC Module to include such nonlinearities in your simulations here!
Modeling of Excitations with the Magnetic Field Formulation
Get a quick look at 5 interfaces for modeling time-varying magnetic fields and inductive effects in the AC/DC Module. Then, learn how to use one of them for modeling inductive phenomena.
Modeling Ultrafast Heat Transfer with COMSOL Multiphysics®
Let’s explore how to implement the most common non-Fourier heat transfer models in COMSOL Multiphysics.
How to Use Job Sequences to Save Data After Solving Your Model
This how-to blog post is for those who want to automate common tasks after solving a model. Learn how to use job sequences here.
