Fluid Structure Interaction (FSI) in COMSOL Multiphysics

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Welcome to the course! This is a complete Course on Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI Simulation) in COMSOL MultiphysicsFluids or Computational Fluid Dynamics simulation is an important and challenging topic among students researchers. Fluid-Solid Interaction is another challenging topic in Science and Engineering which is one of the most important applications in numerical simulations. A few of the applications include: Opening and closing of values in a pipeThe flow of drugs in the bloodDynamics of solids in any fluidPressure and Stress on an obstacle placed in a fluid flow Channel. What will you learn in this course?Fundamentals of SimulationHow to setup complex Simulations in easy stepsMoving Mesh ConceptsLaminar Flow ConceptsStructural MechanicsFluid-Structure Interaction (Multiphysics)Post-processing of resultsAbout the Instructor: Experienced Best Selling Course Instructor18+ International Research PublicationsPublications in Nature Materials, Results in Physics, Optical Fiber technology etc. Students across 100+ Countries200+ 5-star ratings on simulation coursesInstructed 4+ research groupsWhat’s unique about this course?Highest Studio Quality Lectures ( with 4K resolution)Easy to understand StepsRealistic explanation (not wasting time unnecessary to increase course duration)Useful NotesConceptual AssignmentsQuick Tips & Tricks throughout the courseActive Instructor support, suggestions and guidanceSave your precious time-Efficient course (~1 hour)Thank you for your interest in this course! Lets meet in the course page and learn together: )Happy learning

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