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Modeling assistance

Benefit from the expertise of a multiphysics simulation specialist
Developing a numerical model can raise many challenges: choosing the right assumptions, coupling multiple physics, convergence, computation time, or validating the results.
SIMTEC supports you at every stage of your project by providing its expertise in multiphysics simulation. Whether you are developing a new model or looking to improve an existing simulation, we help you move forward more quickly and make your results more reliable.
Support tailored to your needs
Our support can be provided on an ad hoc basis or throughout your project, enabling you to:
- benefit from the experience of a multiphysics simulation expert;
- obtain an independent assessment of your model;
- validate your assumptions, methodology, and results;
- solve modeling or convergence issues;
- identify new approaches to simplify or improve your model;
- increase efficiency and reduce the time spent on development.
Our services are provided remotely or directly at your premises, depending on your needs.
Recognized expertise
SIMTEC specializes in multiphysics simulation using COMSOL Multiphysics® and works in fields such as heat transfer, fluid mechanics, electromagnetism, structural mechanics, and process engineering.
Our experience enables us to quickly identify bottlenecks, propose robust solutions, and share the best practices acquired through numerous industrial and research projects.
A fast and cost-effective solution
Calling on an expert for a few hours or a few days is often the most effective solution for unblocking a modeling issue, validating a model, or steering a project in the right direction.
By benefiting from targeted support, you can limit unsuccessful trials, reduce your development time, and secure your technical decisions.
Do you need an expert opinion or are you experiencing difficulties with a COMSOL Multiphysics® model? SIMTEC supports you in turning your simulation challenges into reliable and high-performance solutions.
