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    COMSOL Multiphysics is a finite element analysis software that can model and simulate various physics applications through a unified workflow. It allows users to build 2D and 3D models and simulate phenomena virtually. The software provides functions for modeling phenomena in fields like electrochemistry, mechanics, and fluid flow. The document then describes setting up a cantilever beam model in COMSOL to simulate mechanics, including building the geometry, applying constraints and loads, selecting materials, meshing, and running a study.

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    COMSOL Multiphysics is a finite element analysis software that can model and simulate various physics applications through a unified workflow. It allows users to build 2D and 3D models and simulate phenomena virtually. The software provides functions for modeling phenomena in fields like electrochemistry, mechanics, and fluid flow. The document then describes setting up a cantilever beam model in COMSOL to simulate mechanics, including building the geometry, applying constraints and loads, selecting materials, meshing, and running a study.

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    COMSOL Multiphysics is a finite element analysis software that can model and simulate various physics applications through a unified workflow. It allows users to build 2D and 3D models and simulate phenomena virtually. The software provides functions for modeling phenomena in fields like electrochemistry, mechanics, and fluid flow. The document then describes setting up a cantilever beam model in COMSOL to simulate mechanics, including building the geometry, applying constraints and loads, selecting materials, meshing, and running a study.

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    A.

    Introduction to COMSOL Multiphysics


    I. What is COMSOL Multiphysics ?
    - COMSOL Multiphysics (CM) is a finite element analysis, solver, and simulation
    software package for various physics and engineering applications, especially
    coupled phenomena and multiphysics. The software facilitates conventional
    physics-based user interfaces and coupled systems of partial differential
    equations (PDEs). COMSOL provides an IDE and unified workflow for electrical,
    mechanical, fluid, acoustics, and chemical applications.
    - The software help the users to build a wide range types of 2D, 3D models,
    graphs; we can simulate various phenomena in the virtual environment instead of
    setting up for the same phenomena in real life. Therefore, we can make more
    experiments, compare the results, edit the data, avoid the damage and save the
    budget.
    II. The functions
    CM provides various functions for the users to do the experiments in serveral
    different fields such as Electrochemistry, Mechanics, Fluid Flow, etc.
    - Model: In the section Geometry, we can build the items that we want to make
    survey with many kinds of shape (cylinder, block, cone, etc).
    - Material: We can choose more than 12.000 materials to support the experiment.
    - Phenomena: In the other section such as “Physics”, “Mesh” or “Study”; CM
    provides the tool to conduct the simulations and collect the results.

    B. Our project
    I. Introduction to the project
    II. The Formula
    III. Setting up for the project
    a. Modelling:
    i. Creating the working environment
    New project interface of COMSOL

    - Select Model Wizard


    - Select the type of model to analyze. In our case we’ll choose
    3D. The below window should appear:
    Select Physics window.

    - For our subject, we mostly focus on Solid Mechanics and


    Beam.
    - Click Done .
    Our working window should appear as this image
    ii. Creating the model:
    - The Geometry tab allows us to create our own model. Here we
    create a cantilever beam, which is a beam with one fixed end.
    - Select Geometry → Block. There will be a new window that
    lets us input the height, width, length, placement… for our model.
    For the sake of simplicity, we set the beam at the origin, and enter
    our desired size. Click once we are done. The beam
    will be generated as below.
    iii. Forces and Constraints
    - A cantilever beam has one fixed end. In fact, COMSOL allows
    for many types of constraints.
    - On the Model Builder Window, right-click Solid Mechanics. A
    menu should pop up:

    A list of constraints as well as forces can be seen here.


    - Select Fixed Constraints. The Graphic window where the model
    is presented should allow for boundary selection. We click on our
    desired fixed surface. Here we will pick boundary 1
    Now this end will stay right where it is.
    - We can also assign a point load in this system via the Model
    Builder. For example, a load P with magnitude 500N, downward
    direction in the middle of the beam can be assigned using coordinate
    like this:
    Point load
    - For distributed load the configuration window is as follows

    iv. Select material


    - Select Material, then Add Material from Toolbar. A window in
    the far-left corner should appear and let us pick material for any domains,
    point, or lines of the model.

    Add material window.


    - Now our model is ready. COMSOL allows for a lot of
    customizations when it comes to static.
    v. Meshing
    - By choosing Mesh 1 in the Model Builder, we can determine
    how COMSOL computes our model (Physic-controlled mesh and
    user-defined mesh) We can also select how fine the meshing
    distribution is. Click on Build All after finished configurating.

    Extra fine meshing of the beam element.


    IV. Simulation
    a. Study:

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