Stuck on a workflow? Have a tricky question about a Fusion (formerly Fusion 360) feature? Share your project, tips and tricks, ask questions, and get advice from the community.
Stuck on a workflow? Have a tricky question about a Fusion (formerly Fusion 360) feature? Share your project, tips and tricks, ask questions, and get advice from the community.
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Hello all, I am in the midst of designing an air intake in Fusion 360 and was hoping I could do a air flow simulation on it. Hoping to see where I have gone wrong and help improve my part.
Thanks for reaching out with this request. As of today, Fusion 360 does not have any CFD capabilities, however, this is something that we are considering for future development. In the mean time, I would suggest checking out Autodesk CFD, http://www.autodesk.com/products/cfd/overview, as it will be a perfect solution for turning the flow performance of your intake.
For now, CFD is not a part of the Fusion platform. You would need to export your file as a generic CAD format and then take it to Autodesk Simulation CFD (or any other CFD package).
***Sorry, I took a long time to type this, haha***
Hello, just saw this post. I am interesting in knowing if there are any advances on this subject. The response said back in 2016 they were looking into it.
