What are the different types of CAD simulation and analysis tools?

A common CAD simulation and analysis tool is finite element analysis (FEA). This is illustrates how parts and assemblies behave when dynamically loaded. Examples include stress, strain, structural and vibration testing. Another related field of analysis and simulation is computational fluid dynamics (CFD) for examination of fluid flow.

What does CAD stand for?

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What is 3D CAD?

Other 3D CAD-based analysis and simulation techniques includes plastic injection mould flow and fatigue testing. CAD models are increasingly intelligent, where features and attributes can be attached to components and assemblies you design. This data can then be used to enhance testing or product development further downstream.

What are the intelligent features of CAD?

Other intelligent features include sustainability, energy and carbon footprint impact of CAD models, based on material choices. Alternative intelligent CAD attributes include design for manufacture (DFM) rules and ergonomic guidelines, both of which validate designs at the digital stage. Next...