AUTODESK INVENTOR ADVANCED SIMULATION CERTIFIED TRAINING

Courseware Description

• Learn the fundamental principles and recommended workflows for simulations of mechanisms using Autodesk

• Prototypes by simulating the operation of mechanisms and motorized assemblies, parts and assemblies, perform parametric design representing real-world, industry-specific design scenarios.

The main topics in the training include:

• Activate and navigate the Autodesk Inventor Professional Simulation environment to conduct FEA analyzes.

• Create, edit, and assign idealizations and materials (linear, nonlinear, and composites).

• Manage the creation, setup, and modification of analyses and subcases that are used to analyze both static and dynamic model.

• Create constraints with the required degrees of freedom and assign them to entities.

• Create loads that accurately represent the magnitude and location of the loads the model will experience in the working environment.

• Create Surface Contact elements to define contact between interacting components.

• Assign global and local mesh settings.

• Review and create result plots for analyzing the results.

Duration

• 3 Days

Who Should Attend

• This course is designed for Engineer or Designer who involve in visual simulation by using Autodesk Inventor Professional Simulation.

Pre-Requisites

• This learning guide assumes that a student has Finite Element Analysis (FEA) knowledge, can interpret results. The goal is to teach a user that is new to the Autodesk Inventor Professional Simulation software how to navigate the interface analyze a model.

• The user-interface and workflow may vary if older or newer versions of the software are being used.

Course Achievement

• Autodesk ATC Certification of Completion shall be issued to participants with full attendance record upon training completion.