Fusion 360: Simulation

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Thom Tremblay

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01 Introduction

001 Stress analysis and simulation for your designs.mp4

01:12

002 Using the exercise files.mp4

00:44

02 Accessing Simulation Tools and Quick Start

001 What can be simulated in Fusion 360.mp4

02:22

002 Review an existing simulation setup and results.mp4

02:53

003 Review the results.mp4

04:07

03 Creating a Study Static Stress

001 Creating a study and simplifying the model.mp4

02:52

002 Assigning materials to the model.mp4

02:28

003 Applying loads and constraints.mp4

04:00

004 Preview the mesh and run an analysis.mp4

02:55

04 Creating a Study Static Stress

001 Cloning a study.mp4

02:23

002 Using simplification to explore design.mp4

02:51

003 Refining the mesh.mp4

02:48

004 Manage materials.mp4

04:05

05 Fundamental Analysis Types

001 Creating a static stress study of an assembly.mp4

08:59

002 Finding the frequency response of a component.mp4

02:13

003 Define the conditions of a thermal analysis.mp4

04:38

004 Apply the thermal loads to calculate thermal stress.mp4

04:59

06 Advanced Simulation Types

001 Applying static loads to a design to search for nonlinear material behavior.mp4

04:16

002 Set up an analysis of an event over time.mp4

07:04

003 Predict the risk of structural buckling.mp4

01:48

004 Use simulation to guide a change to the topology of the design.mp4

07:11

005 Analyze how air flow can contribute to cooling electronics.mp4

07:35

006 Review the electronic cooling results.mp4

02:19

07 Conclusion

001 Additional Fusion 360 simulation extensability.mp4

01:38

002 Next steps.mp4

00:29

Description

Designing your parts is just the first step. In order to ensure they will perform as designed, you need to know how they will stand up to real-world conditions. Will they deform, break, or otherwise fail when they are used? Instructor Thom Tremblay shows you how to use Fusion 360 simulation tools to specify materials, loads, constraints, and then perform your analysis to learn what changes you need to make before manufacturing your part. Thom explains how to use the application's various simulation tools, including Finite Element Analysis (FEA), thermal simulation, and tools to study cooling for electronics. He concludes with a recap of Generative Design, a cloud-based service that runs on Fusion 360 and uses simulation to offer design suggestions. Then he discusses how Autodesk CFD can be used in conjunction with Fusion 360 from computational fluid dynamics studies.

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Thom Tremblay

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