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Technic Software

- Product Overview

- COMSOL Multiphysics
- AC/DC Module
- Acoustics Module
- CAD Import Module
- Chemical Engineering Module
- Earth Science Module
- Heat Transfer Module
- Material Library
- MEMS Module
- RF Module
- Structural Mechanics Module

- COMSOL Script
- Optimisation Lab
- Reaction Engineering Lab
- Signal & Systems Lab



Key Features

  • Elements
  • Fe & Ni Alloys
  • Al & Cu Alloys
  • Mg & ti Alloys
  • Oxides
  • Carbides, Cermets & tool steels
  • Carbons & thermal insulation
  • Intermetallics, TBC & Refractory metals
  • Polyamids & polyesters
  • Acetal, PVDF & EVA
  • Elastomers & Epoxies
  • Misc. polymers & polymer Composites
  • Minerals, Rock, soil & Woods
  • Polypropylenes & PET
  • Controlled Expansion & Thermocouple Alloys
  • Semi-conductors, optical & other materials
  • Solders, Dental & Co Alloys
  • Resistance & magnetic Alloys
  • Metal matrix & Ceramic matrix
  • Composites
  • Salts, Fuel Cell, Battery & Electro-ceramics
  • Silicides & Borides
  • Glasses, metallic Glasses, Nitrides & Beryllides
  • Cast irons & mold materials

  • Materials Library

    A stent is a wire-mesh tube used to open a coronary artery to improve blood flow to the heart muscle, often using shape memory alloys. shown here is the deformation plot and relevant material property functions of such a stent.

    The Material Library contains data for 2500 materials including the elements, minerals, soil, metal alloys, oxides, steels, thermal insulators, semiconductors, and optical materials. You specify a material in the Material Library browser, which enables you to easily find the desired material by name, or UNS (Unified Numbering System) number.

    Each material is represented by referenced property functions for as many as 24 key material properties, such as thermal, elastic, or electrical properties, depending on some variable, typically temperature. You can plot and inspect these function definitions, as well as change and add to them. They are then used in any coupling to other physics simulations that also depend on the property function variable in your Multiphysics modelling.

     


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