Conformément à notre Politique de qualité, COMSOL maintient une bibliothèque de centaines d'exemples de modèles documentés qui sont régulièrement testés avec la dernière version du logiciel COMSOL Multiphysics®, notamment des benchmarks de référence en provenance de l'ASME et de NAFEMS, ainsi que des problèmes TEAM.
Notre suite de tests de vérification et de validation (V&V) fournit des solutions précises qui sont comparées aux résultats analytiques et aux données de référence établies. Les modèles documentés ci-dessous font partie des bibliothèques d'applications intégrées du logiciel COMSOL Multiphysics®. Ils comprennent des valeurs de référence et des sources documentaires pour un large éventail de benchmarks, ainsi que des instructions étape par étape pour reproduire les résultats attendus dans votre propre environnement de travail. Vous pouvez utiliser ces modèles non seulement pour documenter vos efforts en matière d'assurance qualité logicielle (SQA) et de vérification de code numérique (NVC), mais aussi dans le cadre d'un programme de formation interne.
The acoustic field in a model of an axially symmetric lined aero-engine duct, based on modal sound transmission, is analyzed. The source is generated by a single mode excitation at a boundary. Sources and nonreflecting conditions are applied using port boundary conditions. The model ... En savoir plus
This example explores the shift in natural frequencies caused by changing the temperature. One study investigates a doubly clamped beam where both ends are fixed, while the other study looks at a cantilever beam where only one end is fixed. The following effects are studied: Stress ... En savoir plus
A common verification problem for geotechnical problems is a shallow stratum layer of clay. In this example a vertical load is applied on the clay strata and the static response and the collapse load are studied. The clay is modeled as an elastic-perfectly plastic material and the ... En savoir plus
A square airbag made of a hyperelastic, compressible neo-Hookean material is inflated using pressurized air. Compressive stresses trigger wrinkling in some regions of the thin airbag. In this example, the wrinkling behavior is modeled using tension field theory, which gives a correct ... En savoir plus
This tutorial simulates a standard test and benchmark model for perfectly matched layers (PMLs) as absorbing boundary conditions in the time domain. It involves the propagation of a transient Gaussian pulse with no flow. The Pressure Acoustics, Transient interface is used together with ... En savoir plus
Micromirrors are used in certain MEMS devices to control optic elements. This model of a vibrating micromirror surrounded by air uses the Thermoacoustic-Shell Interaction user interface to model the fluid-solid interaction, and it thus includes the correct viscous and thermal damping of ... En savoir plus
In this example, the homogenized elastic and thermal properties of a composite material based on a triply periodic minimal surface (TPMS) are computed. A gyroid TPMS-based unit cell is subjected to periodic boundary conditions to get the homogenized material properties. The effects of ... En savoir plus
This model example shows how to model nonlinear propagation of a cylindrical wave using the Nonlinear Pressure Acoustics, Time Explicit physics interface available in Acoustics Module of COMSOL Multiphysics. The interface implements the system of nonlinear acoustic equations in the form ... En savoir plus
This example benchmarks a NAFEMS validation model of a friction contact problem with an elastoplastic material model. A thin metal sheet is forced into a die by a punch. Both the compressing displacement and the release of the punch are modeled in order to compute the forming angle (at ... En savoir plus
This model demonstrates the inflation of a rubber balloon with four different hyperelastic material models. The results are compared with the analytical solution for a thin-walled, spherical vessel. Controlling the inflation of hyperelastic balloons is important in clinical ... En savoir plus