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There are already tools available for doing this. Nastran In-CAD is probably the most full-featured, but Inventor Professional comes with its own built-in stress analysis tool. Before posting an idea, please make sure you've investigated all current capabilities, or post a question to the Inventor forum if you're unsure.
I am fully aware of the capabilities in nastran and the built in stress analysis tool. However the interpretations using fea when designing according to a design code like EN 13480, gives many times to little or to much stress. If the design by formula gives an allowable pressure of 14 bar on a pipe, and when using nastran you could push it to 19 or maybe not more than 9 barg, when should you stop refining mesh.
FEA is a fabulous tool, but sometimes hardcore DBF is easyer and better.
