Fusion 360 Thermal Simulation | Autodesk Fusion Fridays
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
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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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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.
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?
Don't bother with technical specs because this was only a demo what Fusion can do.
Left side I see Brendon Lee huha...back.