Lecture

Piston in a Screen: COMSOL Example

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Description

This lecture covers the simulation of a piston in a screen using COMSOL Multiphysics. It includes defining geometry, materials, physics, mesh, and studying the frequency domain. The lecture demonstrates the process of setting up parameters, solving configurations, and analyzing results.

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