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Physics

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Modeling Acoustics Applications

with COMSOL Multiphysics

Mads Herring Jensen


Technical Product Manager, Acoustics
COMSOL

Jennifer Segui
Sr. Technical Marketing Engineer
COMSOL

Agenda
Introduction to numerical simulation in
COMSOL Multiphysics software
The Acoustics Module
Applications and examples

Live Demo
Ultrasound flow meter

Q&A Session
How To
Try COMSOL Multiphysics
Find additional product information
Contact us

Pressure signal distribution inside an


ultrasound flow meter.

Numerical Simulation with COMSOL Multiphysics


Integrated modeling,
simulation, and application
design environment
Multiphysics models
Include and couple all relevant
physics

Simulation apps enable


cross-functional product
development
Build apps based on COMSOL
software models to deploy analysis
capabilities to collaborators and
customers worldwide

All Industries Benefit from Multiphysics Simulation

A Complete Simulation Environment


COMSOL Desktop
Straightforward to
use, the Desktop
gives insight and full
control over the
modeling process

Model Builder
Provides instant
access to any of the
model settings
CAD/Geometry
Materials
Physics
Mesh
Solvers
Results

Graphics Window
Ultrafast graphic presentation,
stunning visualization

Product Suite COMSOL 5.2a

Product Suite COMSOL 5.2a

Product Suite COMSOL 5.2a

Product Suite COMSOL 5.2a

Custom Application Design Tools


Application Builder
Provides all the tools
needed to build and
run simulation apps
Form Editor
Method Editor

Simulation Application
Any COMSOL model can be turned into an
app with its own interface using the tools
provided in the Application Builder

Run Custom Applications


COMSOL Server
Its the engine for
running COMSOL
apps and the hub for
controlling their
deployment,
distribution, and use

Simulation Apps
They can be run in a COMSOL Client for
Windows and major web browsers
Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks
of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

Poll Question #1
Which type of acoustics modeling are
you most interested in?

pressure, aeroacoustics, and/or vibroacoustics


thermoviscous acoustics
porous materials and Biot models
ray tracing
other

The Acoustics Module


Multipurpose acoustics simulations
All in one

Different branches of acoustics


Single physics or coupled
Submodeling

Multiphysics simulations

Vibroacoustics (acoustic-structure)
Piezoelectric materials
Aeroacoustics (flow borne sound)
Porous materials (Biots)
Electroacoustics (fully coupled or lumped)

Piezoelectric Tonpilz Transducer : A tonpilz


transducer is used for relatively low
frequency, high power sound emission. It is
one of the popular transducer
configurations for SONAR applications. The
picture shows the deformation, sound
pressure level distribution, and the mesh.

Pressure Acoustics
Helmholtz Equation
Scalar Wave Equation

Acoustic-Structure Interaction
Acoustic-Solid Interaction
Acoustic-Shell
Poroelastic Waves (Biot)
Piezoelelctric Materials

Aeroacoustics
Linearized Navier-Stokes
Linearized Euler
Linearized Potential Flow

Thermoviscous Acoustics
Acoustics in small devices
Miniature transducers
Thermal and viscous losses
Boundary layer losses

The Pursuit of Perfect Measurement

The goal is to design consistent and reliable condenser microphones and


transducers performing as expected over a wide range of conditions.
Product performance has been analyzed and optimized considering thermal
stress, resonance frequency, sound pressure level, material properties, and
geometric characteristics.
COMSOL News 2015: Erling Olsen, Sren Andresen Brel & Kjr, Denmark.

Visualization of the diaphragm deformation in a condenser


microphone for sound at normal incidence.
Extract from COMSOL News 2015
2016 COMSOL. All rights reserved.

Simulation results showing the membrane deformation


calculated for non-normal incidence at 25 kHz.

Geometrical Acoustics
Acoustic Diffusion Equation (EFEM)
Ray acoustics
Room acoustics
Underwater acoustics

Ultrasound
Linear ultrasound models
With/without background flow
Discontinuous Galerkin (DG-FEM)
Acoustically large models

Poll Question #2
For which acoustic application are you using
or planning to use numerical simulation?
mobile devices or loudspeakers
mufflers and exhaust
buildings, car cabins, concert halls, or other
structures
flow meters and other instrumentation
other acoustic applications

Live Demo
Ultrasound Flow Meter model
2D version

3D version tutorial in COMSOL


and on the homepage
Time-of-flight configuration
Background flow from CFD
solution (requires CFD Module)
Uses Convected Wave Equation
interface (based on DG-FEM)
New in latest COMSOL release
(version 5.2a)

Model of an ultrasound flow meter (time of light


configuration) where a 2 MHz signal propagates
across a flow channel. The background mean flow
has an average velocity of 10 m/s. The model solves
for 16 million DOFs with about 10 GB of RAM. From
the "Ultrasound Flow Meter with Generic Time-ofFlight Configuration" model in the application library.

Live Demo
Background Flow
U0 = 50 m/s

Microphone

Acoustics
Absorbing
layer
Normal velocity
vn = v0 sin(t)

Absorbing
layer

The COMSOL Blog

A great source of information about the Acoustics


Module; find user stories as well as teaching blog
posts on the COMSOL Blog:
www.comsol.com/blogs/
Filtered for Acoustics blog posts:
www.comsol.com/blogs/category/all/acoustics/
Example of blog posts:

Sweet Dreams with Diffusion Acoustics


www.comsol.com/blogs/sweet-dreams-with-diffusionacoustics/
Analyzing Forced Duffing Oscillations in Metal-Halide Lamps
www.comsol.com/blogs/analyzing-forced-duffingoscillations-in-metal-halide-lamps/
Phase Decomposition Analysis of Loudspeaker Vibrations
www.comsol.com/blogs/phase-decomposition-analysis-ofloudspeaker-vibrations/
Modeling Room Acoustics with COMSOL Multiphysics
www.comsol.com/blogs/modeling-room-acoustics-withcomsol-multiphysics/

Q&A Session

Product Suite COMSOL 5.2a

Further Resources
Introduction to COMSOL Multiphysics
The COMSOL Desktop
Step-by-Step Tutorials
Advanced Topics

Introduction to Application Builder


The Application Builder environment
Using the Form Editor and
Method Editor
Distributing and running applications

Managers Guide
White papers and handbooks
Success stories
www.comsol.com/resources

Contact Us
Questions and free trial
comsol.com/contact

Download the latest


version
comsol.com/productdownload

www.comsol.com

User Stories
Videos
Application Gallery
Discussion Forum
Blog
Product News

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