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Introduction of BEM solver for Acoustics
Posted 17.02.2016, 11:16 GMT-5 Acoustics & Vibrations Version 5.2 4 Replies
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Hello,
I see from the recent presentation by Mads J. Herring Jensen at the COMSOL conference in Boston in October (uk.comsol.com/paper/download/257851/jensen_presentation.pdf) that there is an intention to add a Boundary Element Method solver to the Acoustics Module. We use COMSOL to teach numerical simulation methods for acoustics, but presently we are using in-house BEM code; having this functionality integrated into the same modelling environment would therefore be of great interest to us. I was wondering if you have any idea about the time-scale over which this might be released?
Best regards, Jonathan Hargreaves
I see from the recent presentation by Mads J. Herring Jensen at the COMSOL conference in Boston in October (uk.comsol.com/paper/download/257851/jensen_presentation.pdf) that there is an intention to add a Boundary Element Method solver to the Acoustics Module. We use COMSOL to teach numerical simulation methods for acoustics, but presently we are using in-house BEM code; having this functionality integrated into the same modelling environment would therefore be of great interest to us. I was wondering if you have any idea about the time-scale over which this might be released?
Best regards, Jonathan Hargreaves
4 Replies Last Post 29.03.2017, 11:16 GMT-4
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9 years ago
Hi Jonathan,
We are indeed working on including more Boundary Element Method (BEM) functionality in COMSOL Multiphysics. A certain amount of BEM technology is already in use in the Corrosion Module and we hope to expand BEM to the Acoustics Module and other products in the future. However, at this time we cannot give any time-estimate for when this new functionality will be released.
Best regards,
Bjorn Sjodin
COMSOL, Inc.
We are indeed working on including more Boundary Element Method (BEM) functionality in COMSOL Multiphysics. A certain amount of BEM technology is already in use in the Corrosion Module and we hope to expand BEM to the Acoustics Module and other products in the future. However, at this time we cannot give any time-estimate for when this new functionality will be released.
Best regards,
Bjorn Sjodin
COMSOL, Inc.
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Posted:
9 years ago
OK thanks. Guess I'll just have to keep an eye out...
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8 years ago
Hello,
noticing today that you announced a new release with additional BEM support (for electrostatics and corrosion), I just wanted to reiterate our interest in you incorporating a BEM solver for Acoustics. Surely it is pretty much the simplest physics to do it for?!
Best regards, Jonathan Hargreaves
noticing today that you announced a new release with additional BEM support (for electrostatics and corrosion), I just wanted to reiterate our interest in you incorporating a BEM solver for Acoustics. Surely it is pretty much the simplest physics to do it for?!
Best regards, Jonathan Hargreaves
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Posted:
8 years ago
Hi Jonathan,
Yes version 5.3 that is being released in a few weeks will have physics interfaces for electrostatics and corrosion based on the boundary element method. We are also working on acoustics functionality based on boundary elements but it is not ready for release yet and we cannot give a firm date for its release yet. Rest assured, we are working hard on it.
Cheers,
Bjorn
Yes version 5.3 that is being released in a few weeks will have physics interfaces for electrostatics and corrosion based on the boundary element method. We are also working on acoustics functionality based on boundary elements but it is not ready for release yet and we cannot give a firm date for its release yet. Rest assured, we are working hard on it.
Cheers,
Bjorn