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Multiphysics Modeling
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COMSOL5 for Engineers
Hardback
August 2015
9781942270423
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Mercury Learning and Information - Published
21st August 2015 - ISBN 9781942270423
- Language English
- Pages 312 pp.
- Size 7" x 9"
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$79.95
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July 2015
9781942270447
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Mercury Learning and Information - Published
24th July 2015 - ISBN 9781942270447
- Language English
- Pages 312 pp.
- Size 7" x 9"
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July 2015
9781942270454
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Mercury Learning and Information - Published
24th July 2015 - ISBN 9781942270454
- Language English
- Pages 312 pp.
- Size 7" x 9"
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$79.95
COMSOL5 Multiphysics® is one of the most valuable software modeling tools for engineers and scientists. This book, an updated edition of the previously published, COMSOL for Engineers, covers COMSOL5 which now includes a revolutionary tool, the Application Builder. This component enables users to build apps based on COMSOL models that can be run on almost any operating system (Windows, MAC, mobile/iOS, etc.). Designed for engineers from various disciplines, the book introduces multiphysics modeling techniques and examples accompanied by practical applications using COMSOL5.x. The main objective is to introduce readers to use COMSOL as an engineering tool for modeling, by solving examples that could become a guide for modeling similar or more complicated problems. The book provides a collection of examples and modeling guidelines through which readers can build their own models. The mathematical fundamentals, engineering principles, and design criteria are presented as integral parts of the examples. At the end of chapters are references that contain more in-depth physics, technical information, and data; these are referred to throughout the book and used in the examples. COMSOL5 for Engineers could be used to complement another text that provides background training in engineering computations and methods. Exercises are provided at the end of the text for use in adoption situations.
Features:
•Expands the Finite Element Method (FEM) theory and adds more examples from the original edition
•Outlines the new features in COMSOL5, the graphical user interface (GUI), and how to build a COMSOL app for models
•Includes apps for selected model examples-with parameterization of these models
•Features new and modified, solved model examples, in addition to the models provided in the original edition
•Companion disc with executable copies of each model and their related animations
eBook Customers: Companion files are available for downloading with order number/proof of purchase by writing to the publisher at info@merclearning.com.
1: Introduction to the Finite Element Method.
2. COMSOL5 and Application Builder.
3: Model Examples for Flexible Structures, Parts, and Assembly.
4: Model Examples for Internal Fluid Flows: Steady and Transient.
5: Model Examples for Heat Transfer in Media: Steady and Transient.
6: Model Examples for Electrical Circuits and Generators.
7: Model Examples for Complex-Multiphysics Systems.
Exercises.
Suggested Further Readings.
Trademark References.
Bibliography.
Index.
Mehrzad Tabatabaian, PhD, PEng
Mehrzad Tabatabaian, PhD, PEng, is currently Chair of the BCIT School of Energy Research Committee. He has published several papers for scientific journals and has written textbooks on multiphysics modelling and thermodynamics. He holds several registered patents in the energy field and teaches courses in renewable energy.