Comsol

We are pleased to announce the release of iCP 1.6!

Coinciding with the release of iCP version 1.6, Amphos 21 is organizing an online iCP Training course on 10-12th November 2020.

Radioactive waste disposal systems typically comprise a series of barriers that aim at protecting the environment and human health.

We present a useful app designed in Comsol that simulates the effects of different irrigation cycles

Damage mechanics has often been used to study the mechanical behaviour of concrete structures

Injection conditions of CO2 at the wellhead may play a major role on the flow behavior through the wellbore.

This post is intended to illustrate how to calculate the water age in a volume (3D model) or surface (2D model) based in the methodology proposed by Goode D.J. (1996).

In this post, Álvaro Sáinz, Marie Curie PhD student at Amphos 21, blogs about a COMSOL interface he has built to simulate conservative transport in porous media.

In this post, Marek Pękala describes a recent application of Comsol at Amphos 21 to study the saturation with water of spent nuclear fuel.

A large-scale, long-term simulation of the hydrogeochemical behaviour of fractured rocks is shown in this post.

Heap leach pads constitute a common practice in the mining industry.

In this post, we blog about the capture and storage of CO2 in deep geological formations, one of the proposed solutions to reduce CO2 emissions to the atmosphere

This post is about a recent application case of Comsol in the field of thermo-hydro-geochemical behavior of clayey materials

The safety assessment of deep geological repositories (DGR) for used spent fuel (SF) requires a fundamental understanding of the processes controlling fuel alteration

We are pleased to announce the release of version 2.0 of iCP! iCP 2.0 includes new capabilities such as adding extra dimensions and chemo-mechanical couplings.

In this blog post, we show how to simulate the deformation of a concrete sample under the simultaneous action of chemical degradation and mechanical loading using iCP.

We are happy to announce the release of iCP 2.1.