The Thermoviscous Acoustic-Solid Interaction, Frequency Domain multiphysics interface (
), found under the
Thermoviscous Acoustics branch (
) when adding a physics interface, combines the Thermoviscous Acoustics, Frequency Domain and Solid Mechanics interfaces. The physics interface solves for, and has predefined couplings between, the displacement field in the solid and the acoustic variations in the fluid domains.
When a predefined Thermoviscous Acoustic-Solid Interaction, Frequency Domain interface is added from the
Acoustics>Thermoviscous Acoustics branch of the
Model Wizard or the
Add Physics windows, the
Thermoviscous Acoustics, Frequency Domain and
Solid Mechanics interfaces are added to the Model Builder.
In addition, the Multiphysics node is added, which automatically includes the multiphysics coupling
Thermoviscous Acoustic-Structure Boundary.
When a predefined multiphysics interface is used, for example Thermoviscous Acoustic-Solid Interaction, Frequency Domain, the
Selection on the multiphysics coupling is automatically set to
All boundaries. In this way, the multiphysics coupling is automatically active on all boundaries with
Thermoviscous Acoustics, Frequency Domain on one side and
Solid Mechanics on the other.
For example, if the single interfaces are added, COMSOL Multiphysics adds an empty Multiphysics node. You can choose the available multiphysics couplings, but you need to manually select on which boundaries they need to be applied, or select
All boundaries to recover the predefined behavior.
Physics nodes are available from the Physics ribbon toolbar (Windows users),
Physics context menu (Mac or Linux users), or right-click to access the context menu (all users).