Blog Posts Tagged User Perspectives
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.
Agentic AI Within the Simulation Engineering Space
A developer of AI-powered platforms is using COMSOL Multiphysics® together with their AI agent to help reduce repetitive work and streamline simulation and design workflows.
Predicting Blood Damage with Surrogate Modeling
Veryst developed a surrogate model to better understand the relationship between a nozzle and blood damage. Learn more in this blog post.
Reduced-Order Modeling of Ultrasonic Pipe Measurements
A guest blogger from SINTEF demonstrates how they use 2D axisymmetric simplification to reduce computation time for their pulse-echo simulations.
Simulating Tissue Biomechanics During Suction Therapies
To gain a better understanding of the tissue biomechanics involved in cupping therapy, a research team from the University of Massachusetts, Lowell turned to simulation.
Sonos Optimizes MEMS Microphone Design to Reduce Distortion from Wind Noise
Let’s examine how Sonos has used simulation software to reduce the distortion caused by wind noise on their MEMS microphone.
Detecting Corrosion in Embedded Pipelines Using Simulation
A new approach uses guided waves excited by EMAT-based systems to detect corrosion in embedded pressure pipelines. Let’s analyze the guided waves using simulation.
Improving the Future of Geothermal Heating and Cooling with Angled Boreholes
Geothermal heat exchangers use boreholes to extract energy underground to heat and cool buildings. Learn how simulation is being used to study this process.
