Début de l'évènement

20/11/2025

Localisation

En ligne, Monde

The use of modeling and simulation for research and development (R&D) was pioneered in the aerospace and defense industry, where the COMSOL Multiphysics^® software has become a trusted simulation platform. New challenges, such as aviation decarbonization, electrification, the rise of drones, integration of high-performance sensors, extreme-speed platforms, and the use of composite and ceramic materials, require high-fidelity numerical modeling for efficient and reliable R&D.

These challenges call for models that account for multiple interacting physical effects — that is, multiphysics models. For example, electrification introduces high operating power and the risk of electrical discharge, requiring accurate models of heat transfer, electric heating, and dielectric breakdown. Another example is the manufacturing of composite materials, a process involving mechanical stresses, phase change, curing of polymers, and heat transfer that must all be captured for predictive design and quality control.

COMSOL Multiphysics^® provides unique multiphysics modeling capabilities to meet the needs of the aerospace and defense industry. It also includes built-in functionality for simulation app creation and model data management to support collaboration and extend simulation benefits across teams.

This COMSOL Day will showcase the use of multiphysics modeling and simulation for compressible and turbulent flows, thermal management, electrical breakdown, composite materials, and more. Through technical presentations, COMSOL engineers and keynote speakers with practical modeling experience will share insights into how simulation can be used to help address today’s challenges in aerospace and defense.