I want to make a bioreactor. Can I draw it in Autodesk AutoCAD/ Fusion 360 and do computational fluid dynamics of the drawing I have made in 3D? If so, how do I upload the dwg file in the CFD software?
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Hi @oscarkraken31,
I recommend using Fusion 360. Autocad is not really built to be a 3D solid body CAD tool. Also, dwg is not a support CAD format. Refer to this list.
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So technically, I can do it, just I have to convert dwg in compatible format.
Hi @oscarkraken31,
I think so, but am not sure. I've never used Autocad before. It is definitely not a typical user workflow.
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Yes, you can do this. I use AutoCAD 2016 all the time for this exact purpose for models with simple geometries, using the following workflow:
You can then open the .SAT file in CFD or SimStudio Tools.
Thank You for the assist, yesterday when I was designing objects for practice, I saw a few different formats. I thought that maybe I could save in a compatible format, and now I have the answer. Thank You.
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