This course provides a detailed description of the physics interfaces available in COMSOL Multiphysics to simulate single- and multi-phase flows in both laminar and turbulent regimes.
The description is accompanied by the theoretical foundations on which each simulation interface is based, with attention to usual and important cases in industry, such as single-phase flows in rotating machinery and non-isothermal flows.
Students also study the different Mathematics interfaces provided by COMSOL that allow them to determine the position and motion of phase boundaries in multi-phase flows.
The course includes other specialized flows that can be encountered in realistic situations, including high Mach number flow, species transport, reactive flows and thin-film flows.
Flow areas covered include single-phase flows, laminar and turbulent regimes, rotating machinery, non-isothermal flows, multi-phase interfaces, phase boundary tracking, high Mach number flows, species transport, reactive flows and thin-film boundaries.
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