Overview
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Learn how to use Fusion 360 simulation tools to discover how your designs will stand up to real-world conditions.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Stress analysis and simulation for your designs
- Using the exercise files
- What can be simulated in Fusion 360
- Review an existing simulation setup and results
- Review the results
- Creating a study and simplifying the model
- Assigning materials to the model
- Applying loads and constraints
- Preview the mesh and run an analysis
- Cloning a study
- Using simplification to explore design
- Refining the mesh
- Manage materials
- Creating a static stress study of an assembly
- Finding the frequency response of a component
- Define the conditions of a thermal analysis
- Apply the thermal loads to calculate thermal stress
- Applying static loads to a design to search for nonlinear material behavior
- Set up an analysis of an event over time
- Predict the risk of structural buckling
- Use simulation to guide a change to the topology of the design
- Analyze how air flow can contribute to cooling electronics
- Review the electronic cooling results
- Additional Fusion 360 simulation extensability
- Next steps
