Inventor Nastran Impact simulation tutorial
Who Should Attend: Mechanical and design engineers, CAD technicians, engineering students, research engineers, academics Professionals analyzing product durability, and quality assurance fields.
Impact events — drops, collisions, sudden shocks, and short-duration loads — happen in milliseconds and create forces static analysis simply cannot capture. Getting these simulations right means safer designs, reduced physical testing costs, and products built to last.
In this session, you will learn to set up, solve, and validate impact simulations using Autodesk Inventor Nastran. We cover choosing the right solver such as Explicit Dynamics while defining contact, load, and sizing time‑steps and meshes for reliable results.
Whether you are validating consumer product drop performance, transport shock, or equipment impact behaviour, this session gives you practical workflows you can apply to your projects immediately. Join this Free online lesson and build confidence in dynamic simulation.
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FREE ONLINE LESSONS
Date: 9th October 2026 (Friday)
Time: 1500 pm to 1530 pm
Zoom Meeting URL: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82629968416
Come and join our free online lessons and learn. All you need is your PC or smartphone and an Internet connection. No obligations. Just your time and attention are needed. How to join the free online webinar: Click on the link provided for the webinar 2 minutes before the start time. First-time user of Zoom meeting is required to install the app.
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