See How Multiphysics Simulation Is Used in Research and Development

Engineers, researchers, and scientists across industries use multiphysics simulation to research and develop innovative product designs and processes. Find inspiration in technical papers and presentations they have presented at the COMSOL Conference. Browse the selection below or use the Quick Search tool to find a specific presentation or filter by application area.


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Thermal Simulation Using COMSOL Application Builder for Oil-Air Transformer Bushings

Somil Joshi1
1Hitachi Energy India

Transformer bushings are power system equipment installed on transformers tank to connect overhead conductor & transformer leads. These Bushings at high voltages carry large currents leading to higher temperature & catastrophic failures. Whereas excess insulation further reduces ... Read More

A Preliminary Design of a Hydrodynamic Microtrap for Capturing Aqueous Droplets in Oil Media

E. McDaniel1, S. P. Burugupally1
1Wichita State University, Wichita, KS, USA

Droplet-based microfluidic systems are emerging as an ideal platform for the high-throughput screening of eukaryotic cells aimed to understand the complex, multidimensional, and dynamic biological processes [1]. Here, aqueous droplets – containing the eukaryotic cells – suspended in oil ... Read More

A Black-Oil Model for Primary and Secondary Oil-Recovery in Stratified Petroleum Reservoirs

A. Dollari [1], C. Chatzichristos [1], A. Yiotis [1],
[1] National Center for Scientific Research Demokritos, Greece

Black-oil simulators are commonly used in petroleum reservoir engineering for the prediction of oil production, especially during the earlier stages of oil-field exploitation, while also serving to guide pressure maintenance strategies in the longer term. Such models account for fluid ... Read More

Strong multiphysics coupling towards simulation of edible oil hydrogenation in monolith type reactor

Pierre Albrand1, Carine Julcour1, Anne-Marie Billet1
1Laboratoire de Génie Chimique, Toulouse INP, Toulouse, France

Different phenomena control the performance and even selectivity in multiphase reactors. Moreover, a two way coupling between the physics could be expected when physical and/or chemical properties depend on the conversion rate. Hence, this presentation aims to show a methodology to model ... Read More

Simulation of Oil Sands Induction Heating Using Voltage-Driven Coils with Magnetic Core

A. Sherwali1, W.G. Dunford1
1University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

The most common method for in-situ recovery of oil sands is Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD). SAGD is based on injecting pressurized steam into the ground to heat up the highly viscous bitumen and reduce its viscosity allowing oil to flow. This process is energy and emissions ... Read More

Computational Fluid Dynamic Modelling of the Catalytic Hydrodeoxygenation of Bio-Oil in Microreactors

S. Hafeez[1], E. Aristodemou[1], S. Al-Salem[2], G. Manos[3], A. Constantinou[1]
[1]London South Bank University, United Kingdom
[2]Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research, Kuwait
[3]University College London, United Kingdom

Microreactors have gained popularity in fuel production industry. This is due to its high surface area to volume ratio, enhanced mass and heat transfer, short residence time and a more sustainable practice. The catalytic hydrodeoxygenation (HDO) reaction of 4-Propylguaiacol (4PG) to 4 ... Read More

Finite element modelling of three-phase non-isothermal flow in heavy oil reservoirs- case study SAGD

T. Nassan1, M. Amro1
1Freiberg University of Technology, Freiberg, Sachs, Germany

Thermal enhanced oil recovery methods form the majority of the enhanced oil recovery projects worldwide. Among the thermal methods, steam injection is the most effective and most applied process in petroleum industry. The main mechanism of the steam injection method is the reduction of ... Read More

Two-Dimensional COMSOL Simulation of Heavy-Oil Recovery by Electromagnetic Heating

M. Carrizales[1], and L.W. Lake[1]

[1]The University of Texas at Austin, University Station, Austin, Texas, USA

Introducing heat to the formation has proven to be an effective way of lowering the oil viscosity of heavy oils by raising the temperature in the formation. The application of electrical energy has gained more interest during the last decade because it offers fewer restrictions for its ... Read More

Modeling of Oil Spill Collection by Means of Devulcanised Crumb Rubber in COMSOL Multiphysics®.

V. Lapkovskis[1]
[1]Riga Technical University, Latvia

In current work, diffusion processes of oil spills through a thin layer of porous composite materials based on crumb rubber are investigated. Model setup includes a concept of layer built of crumb rubber particles (and composite constituents) distributed on the solid surface, gradually ... Read More

Dielectric Design Validation Through Electric Field Study of Condenser Type Bushing

Mitalkumar Ladani1
1Hitachi energy

As reliability of transformer is highly dependable on high voltage condenser type bushing, there is need to design bushings with low dielectric stress to insure the large lifespan of components. It is analytically not possible to predict or analyze the stresses generated at foil edges, ... Read More

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