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Simulation Mechanical

Getting Started

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Open Model Files

Setting Up and Performing the Analysis

Autodesk Simulation

Meshing and Modeling Tutorials

Analyzing and Evaluating Results Tutorials

Vice Grips Static Stress Analysis

Bolted Flange Static Stress Analysis

Crank Static Stress Analysis

Computer Case Static Stress Analysis

2-D Weldment Static Stress Analysis

Beam Tower Static Stress Analysis

Beam Tower Critical Buckling Analysis

Support Beam Static Stress Analysis and Modification using Inventor Fusion

Piston Mechanical Event Simulation

Truss Tower Natural Frequency - Modal Analysis

Truss Tower Response Spectrum Analysis

Truss Tower Random Vibration Analysis

Truss Tower Frequency Response Analysis

Truss Tower Transient Stress Analysis

Circuit Board Steady - State Heat Transfer Analysis

Circuit Board Transient Heat Transfer Analysis

Problem Description

Create a New Design Scenario

Define the Material Properties

Define a Load Curve for the Internal Heat Generation

Assign the Initial Temperature Profile

Define the Analysis Parameters

Analyze the Model

Review the Results

Ball Valve Fluid Flow Analysis

Radial Comb Motor Electrostatic Analysis

Radial Comb Motor Static Stress Analysis

Simulation Mechanical 360

Autodesk Fatigue Wizard

Autodesk Vault Basic

Installation Help

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Analyze the Model

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Click Analysis Analysis Run Simulation. The analysis proceeds and the model displays in the Results environment.
Click Results Options View Loads and Constraints to hide the thermal load symbols. The model should appear as shown below.

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