The dynamic simulation available in the Autodesk Inventor environment allows you to simulate and analyze the dynamic behavior of the engine. It is possible to observe the operation of machines after adding a kinematic input or an external load. Dynamic simulation allows us to read the values of, among others, forces, accelerations and moments acting on individual machine nodes.
The simulation is helpful in the selection of parameters of drive elements, such as motors and gears. It also enables insertion of force elements: springs, shock absorbers and jacks with properties selected by conducting appropriate dynamic simulations.
The Dynamic Simulation Environment allows knowing the real values of loads acting on a model element at the moment of maximum load. The directions and returns of these loads would be difficult to determine without simulation. It is also possible to directly export these loads together with the element they operate on to the Stress Analysis environment.
Quickly transform created simulations into realistic animations showing the real movement of the mechanism.
During the simulation, the program recalculates positions, velocities, accelerations, forces and moments at all characteristic points of the mechanism, which allows us to read these values in the places and moments of interest to us, as well as to plot them in an appropriate frame of reference.