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David Truyens
SM2175: Simulation for Industrial Machinery
(Duration 01:04:17)
Key Learning
Key Learning
- Describe Autodesk simulation products
- Use simulation to design a product
- Communicate your added value to your customers
- Use the right tool to solve a specific kind of design challenge
Description
Description
In this class, we start with an overview of how simulation can be used during the complete design process. Simulation enables our customers to stand out from their competition because they can be more innovative and get to market faster while ensuring product quality. We cover several tools, including Autodesk® Force Effect™ and Dynamic Simulation in Inventor® 3D CAD software. We look at sloshing by performing a CFD analysis with Autodesk® Simulation CFD software, and we use Autodesk® Simulation Mechanical software to analyze vibrations.
Target Audience
Target Audience
Employees of a manufacturing company who are involved in the design and prototyping process, including CAD designers, analysis experts, and management
Speakers
Speakers
David Truyens
David joined the Autodesk Distribution 8 years ago. Right form the start he had a passion for all kinds of simulation and picked up technologies along the way. As a technical specialist he visits a lot of companies to advise them on improvements on their workflow using a brought Autodesk portfolio, mainly, but not only focusing on simulation. He also delivers trainings to the resellers in Europe to get the complete channel up and running.
Tags
Published
- 2013
- SM2175
- AU Las Vegas, I3D
Software
- SIM 360, Product Design Suite
Industries
- Aerospace & Defense Equipment
- Process Manufacturing
- Manufacturing Other
- Life Sciences Manufacturing
- Industrial Machinery
Topics
- Simulation
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