On January 10th, hundreds of people tuned in to hear COMSOL and Continuum Blue discuss Structural Mechanics simulations in certain industry applications. As promised in my previous blog post onmultiphysics modeling webinars happening in 2013, here is a round-up of the event — including a video excerpt detailing three structural analysis examples presented by Continuum Blue.
Structural Mechanics Simulations in Industry
In the video you will see three industry applications: two pertaining to oil & gas, and one automotive example. The oil & gas examples involve subsea cables and trefoil cable cleats, while a heat exchanger represents an automotive application. For structural analyses of cables, Continuum Blue have developed their own cable builder tool in MATLAB® to turn their client’s cross-section drawings into a 3D model. Then, usingLiveLink™forMATLAB®, Continuum Blue are able to seamlessly interface their cable builder tool with COMSOL Multiphysics® where the design can be analyzed. You’ve heard us talk aboutsubsea cablesbefore, both on the blog and in COMSOL News. Now you get to hear directly from COMSOL Certified ConsultantContinuum Bluehow they were able to help their client go from cable cross-section drawings to a full fatigue and stress analysis of their design.
I think you’ll agree that Continuum Blue’s work is impressive, and if you like the video excerpt above you can catch the full-length archivedStructural Mechanics Simulations webinaras well.
Further Reading
- The Stresses Subsea Cables are Subjected toblog post
- Analysis of Subsea Umbilicals and Cablesarticle from COMSOL News 2012
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