Moving Mesh Features
You can add moving mesh features to any COMSOL Multiphysics model. They are available from the Moving Mesh submenu when right-clicking the Definitions node under a Component and from the Definitions toolbar. The moving mesh features control the spatial frame and therefore potentially apply to all physics in the model. They can be used to study both stationary states and time-dependent deformations where the geometry changes its shape due to the dynamics of the problem. For example, Deforming Domain features can be used for fluid domain deformations in fluid-structure interaction (FSI) or electrostatic domain deformations (Electromechanics) in MEMS. Other features can specify that parts of the model rotate or otherwise deform in some way..
If you have the CFD Module, see Laminar Flow in a Baffled Stirred Mixer: Application Library path CFD_Module/Single-Phase_Tutorials/baffled_mixer
If you have the Structural Mechanics Module, see Peristaltic Pump: Application Library path Structural_Mechanics_Module/Fluid-Structure_Interaction/peristaltic_pump
The moving mesh features available under Definitions can be used to model moving meshes instead of adding a Moving Mesh (ALE) interface. The Moving Mesh Interface is still available as an alternative to the moving mesh functionality described here.