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Microwave drilling in COMSOL

Posted 14 feb 2025, 15:25 CET 1 Reply

Vishal Yadav
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I'm completely new to COMSOL and I need help on How is microwave drilling process to be carried in COMSOL?

1 Reply Last Post 14 feb 2025, 19:57 CET
Robert Koslover Certified Consultant
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Posted: 7 months ago 14 feb 2025, 19:57 CET
Updated: 7 months ago 14 feb 2025, 20:01 CET

It depends on what aspects of the physics you wish to model. If you want to model the microwave-induced heating, consider employing the "Microwave Heating Multiphysics Interface" and perhaps one of the accompanying suggested preset studies, which conveniently combine physics from the Heat Transfer Module and the RF Module. Note: If you pose a more specific question to this forum, you may receive more detailed advice.

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It depends on what aspects of the physics you wish to model. If you want to model the microwave-induced heating, consider employing the "Microwave Heating Multiphysics Interface" and perhaps one of the accompanying suggested *preset studies*, which conveniently combine physics from the *Heat Transfer Module* and the *RF Module*. Note: If you pose a more specific question to this forum, you may receive more detailed advice.

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