Keep Learning

There are many resources to help you learn Autodesk® CFD. These resources help you develop your knowledge and hone your skills through all stages of your learning.

Stage 1: Foundation

The first step is the Autodesk® CFD Quick Start. As this is the fifth Quick Start video topic, you've probably already worked through most of the Quick Start! If you haven't already, now is a good time to get some hands on practice with a Quick Start Tutorial.

Stage 2: Learn by Doing

Stage 3: Refine your knowledge

Stage 4: Update and Interact

Next Step

Congratulations! You have completed the Autodesk® CFD Quick Start videos.

Now is a good time to get some hands on experience. There are three Quick Start Tutorials to choose from. Because they all introduce similar concepts, please select the one that interests you.

 

Flow Control

Simulate water flowing through a hydraulic control valve. The valve is half open, so the goal is to find the pressure drop and flow distribution.

 

AEC Ventilation

Simulate air flow within an office enclosure. The model simulates a summer design day, so it's hot outside and we need to keep the occupant cool.

 

Electronics Cooling

Simulate air flow and component temperatures in an electronics chassis. The enclosure contains PCBs, chips, and a fan to keep things cool.