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Cad Models, supplied by COMSOL Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Article Title: Development of MEMS gas sensors equipped with metal organic frameworks
Article Snippet: In this study, we investigate the potential usage of electrostatic MEMS resonators for CO2 sensing.. The MEMS sensor consists of two cantilever microbeams supporting a microplate coated with a Metal Organic Framework (MOF), namely ZIF-8.. The detector material, ZIF-8, is synthesized using eco-friendly and sustainable production techniques and then deposited on the microplate to functionalize the sensor.

Article Title: Enhancing cell motility via non-contact capacitively coupled electrostatic field
Article Snippet: The numerical dosimetry of the electrical quantities generated by the use of this non-contact exposure system has been performed by creating the CAD models of the system using the geometry section of COMSOL Multiphysics software v. 6.1.

Article Title: Structured microgroove columns as a potential solution to obtain perfectly ordered particle beds.
Article Snippet: We report on a novel concept to produce ordered beds of spherical particles in a suitable format for liquid chromatography.. In this concept, spherical particles are either positioned individually (single-layer column) or stacked (multi-layer column) in micromachined pockets that form an interconnected array of micro-grooves acting as a perfectly ordered chromatographic column.. As a first step towards realizing this concept, we report on the breakthrough we realized by obtaining a solution to uniformly fill the microgroove arrays with spherical particles.

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Article Title: A Novel Approach for Design and Manufacturing of Curvature-Featuring Scaffolds for Osteochondral Repair.
Article Snippet: .. Figure S1: CAD models of the scaffold and block assemblies; Figure S2: Schematic representation of the scaffold and blocks assemblies imported into COMSOL software; Figure S3: Designed orthogonal scaffold with the same side lengths and top projected as the curved scaffolds; Figure S4: Representative images of the scaffold and blocks assemblies before (top) and after (bottom) the mechanical compression test; Figure S5: Stress-strain curves of the mechanical compression of the block and scaffold assemblies and respective compressive moduli values; Figure S6: Yield stress in the compression of the scaffold and blocks assemblies calculated with the 0.2% offset method from the stress-strain curves, in relation to the cross-sectional area (top) and the area of the curved surface of the scaffolds (bottom); Figure S7: Von Mises stresses in the numerical finite element analysis (FEA) of the mechanical behavior in compression of the block and scaffold assemblies; and a solid block with the same dimensions; Figure S8: Numerical simulation results of the rate of deformation of the scaffold and block assemblies along the direction of compression; Figure S9: Average von Mises stresses in the scaffold section of the assemblies and for an equivalent section of the solid block calculated from the plots in Figure 11; Figure S10: Stress-strain curves of the mechanical compression of the orthogonal scaffold without adjacent blocks; Table S1: Structural features (interconnectivity and surface area/volume ratio) of sections of the scaffolds measured from the μ-CT analysis; Table S2: Compressive modulus and yield stress (obtained with the 0.2% offset method) calculated for the solid block and for the scaffold and block assemblies; Table S3: Compressive modulus and yield stress (obtained with the 0.2% offset method) calculated for the orthogonal scaffold without adjacent solid blocks. ..

Article Title: A Novel Approach for Design and Manufacturing of Curvature-Featuring Scaffolds for Osteochondral Repair
Article Snippet: .. Figure S1: CAD models of the scaffold and block assemblies; Figure S2: Schematic representation of the scaffold and blocks assemblies imported into COMSOL software; Figure S3: Designed orthogonal scaffold with the same side lengths and top projected as the curved scaffolds; Figure S4: Representative images of the scaffold and blocks assemblies before (top) and after (bottom) the mechanical compression test; Figure S5: Stress-strain curves of the mechanical compression of the block and scaffold assemblies and respective compressive moduli values; Figure S6: Yield stress in the compression of the scaffold and blocks assemblies calculated with the 0.2% offset method from the stress-strain curves, in relation to the cross-sectional area (top) and the area of the curved surface of the scaffolds (bottom); Figure S7: Von Mises stresses in the numerical finite element analysis (FEA) of the mechanical behavior in compression of the block and scaffold assemblies; and a solid block with the same dimensions; Figure S8: Numerical simulation results of the rate of deformation of the scaffold and block assemblies along the direction of compression; Figure S9: Average von Mises stresses in the scaffold section of the assemblies and for an equivalent section of the solid block calculated from the plots in ; Figure S10: Stress-strain curves of the mechanical compression of the orthogonal scaffold without adjacent blocks; Table S1: Structural features (interconnectivity and surface area/volume ratio) of sections of the scaffolds measured from the μ-CT analysis; Table S2: Compressive modulus and yield stress (obtained with the 0.2% offset method) calculated for the solid block and for the scaffold and block assemblies; Table S3: Compressive modulus and yield stress (obtained with the 0.2% offset method) calculated for the orthogonal scaffold without adjacent solid blocks. ..

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Article Title: Undulating Seal Whiskers Evolved Optimal Wavelength‐to‐Diameter Ratio for Efficient Reduction in Vortex‐Induced Vibrations
Article Snippet: To gain more insight into the flow‐whisker interactions leading to whisker vibrations and VIV, FEM simulations were conducted using the coupled fluid‐structure interaction (FSI) module of COMSOL Multiphysics by placing a circular cylinder (diameter 0.6 mm), harbor seal whisker model, and grey seal whisker model in a uniform water flow of 0.2 m s −1 (Re ≈ 135). .. The CAD models of the seal whiskers were constructed directly in COMSOL Multiphysics using the framework of Hanke et al. [ ] and the measurements given in Table . ..

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Article Title: Effect of Uniaxial Compression Frequency on Osteogenic Cell Responses in Dynamic 3D Cultures
Article Snippet: .. The following supporting information can be downloaded at: https://www.mdpi.com/article/10.3390/bioengineering10050532/s1 , Figure S1: In (a), overview of the cylindrical scaffold CAD model, while in (b) summary of the boundary conditions used in the Comsol model; Table S1: Summary of the mesh settings for the cylindrical scaffold mechanical simulations; Figure S2: Summary of the displacement field and octahedral shear strain distribution inside the cylindrical scaffold. ..

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Article Title: Comparison of Sound Insulation Performance of Water Drop and Trapezoidal Sound Barriers
Article Snippet: With increasing urbanization and industrialization, noise pollution has become a significant environmental issue.. This study compares the sound insulation performance of two different sound barrier designs: water drop and trapezoidal.. COMSOL Multiphysics software for computational simulations is used to calculate sound transmission loss (STL).

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