Fusion 360 Thermal Simulation | Autodesk Fusion Fridays

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Testing the heat flow in a system is critical to avoiding part failure.
Thermal Simulation in Fusion 360 is a steady-state heat transfer analysis used to determine the steady-state temperature distribution and heat flow.
Join us as application engineer Brian Mongkolpoonsuk shows us how to apply thermal boundary conditions to test your 3D models in Fusion 360.
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[@jules.anderson3416]

Ok but this is very basic. I need to analyse a Situation where an infrared head pad heats up a part, and obviously that is not possible in Fusion. Also all thermal analysis modes are stationary.

[@philheelan721]

Hi. Good tutorial. Quick question, when you added the radiation load, the default “black body” emissivity coefficient of 1 was used. However for metals this is usually much lower (Aluminum is about 0.09). Should this value have been used instead?

[@D37o787]

Don't bother with technical specs because this was only a demo what Fusion can do.

[@VladIDrago]

Left side I see Brendon Lee huha...back.