COMSOL Multiphysics® | Tutorial 

Fluid Flow Simulation - The Beauty of Vortex Streets
 
This tutorial features the workflow on how to set up a 2D, Time-dependent, Fluid Flow Simulation in COMSOL Multiphysics®. 

The model file can be download here: Technic Tutorial I - Fluid Flow Simulation

Supporting Material:

The Beauty of Vortex Streets - COMSOL Blog Article

Flow Past a Cylinder - COMSOL Application Gallery

COMSOL Multiphysics® | Tips & Tricks – Parameters

Parameters are extremely helpful throughout the modeling process.
Addressing dimensions in the Geometry, assigning Input Values or changing Material Constants
– all easily set up and quickly changed in one place using Parameters.
Moreover, Parameters enable Parametric Sweeps in conjunction with your studies.

This Tips & Tricks clip shows you how.

The model file can be download here: Technic Tips & Tricks - Parameters





COMSOL Multiphysics® | Tips & Tricks – Variables

While Parameters are fixed for a given simulation run, Variables can change.
They thus enable active inputs and dynamic feedback to your simulation.
For example, temporal and spatial distributions or other dependencies based on a current value during the simulation.

This Tips & Tricks clip shows you how.

The model file can be download here: Technic Tips & Tricks - Variables 



 

COMSOL Multiphysics® | Tips & Tricks – Functions

Functions are a versatile and powerful tool in COMSOL Multiphysics which can be utilized at various steps throughout the modeling workflow. Time-dependency of an input, Material properties changing with Temperature, or Load-ramping - all easily implemented using Functions.

This Tips & Tricks clip shows you how.

The model file can be download here: Technic Tips & Tricks - Functions



 

COMSOL Multiphysics® | Tips & Tricks – GPU Acceleration

COMSOL Multiphysics® 6.4 expands the GPU acceleration capabilities to all areas of physics with the new NVIDIA CUDA® Direct Sparse Solver - cuDSS - which is optimized for hybrid CPU–GPU computation and can be used with all recent NVIDIA® graphics cards. Using cuDSS is particularly beneficial for modeling scenarios where direct solvers are already in use.

This Tips & Tricks clip shows you how to implement GPU acceleration via cuDSS in your model.

Supporting Material:

GPU Selection Guidelines for COMSOL Computing - COMSOL Learning Center Article 
Setting Up GPU-Accelerated Computing in COMSOL - COMSOL Learning Center Article

The model file can be download here: Technic Tips & Tricks - Automotive Muffler cuDSS

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