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Dear friend, soon I will start uploading more effective contents. Very much thanks for your support.

@@mydynamics 👍👍👍

Hi, Dindigul

Yes you're right.

Hi pranav, already you are in path, congrats. Try learning fluid mechanics and thermal engineering with side by side CFD software practice.

Yes, it works good.

Hi nanba, I think I can't suggest you a institute. Learning these will be a added advantage. Try consulting more friends and people for institution. Ensure that they will give assured placements. Now most of the big industry are recruiting via consultant. So ensure your institution has placements. All the best for your career..

@@mydynamics thanks bro Im interested in cad cam cae.but good quality of education.unlike time passing institute 😅. thanks bro

manikandan.rajan2000@gmail.com இந்த mail ID ku ஒரு மெசேஜ் பண்ணுங்க.

Thank you very much for your support sir

Dear friend you can change any cross section by changing the profile's sketch. But I don't know "variation type I beam". Did you mean variable I sections like big beam on one side and small on another side? If I am right you should create two different sketch. For easy understanding, just consider every single sketch is a single length metal product. If I understand the" Variation type I beam" wrongly feel free to comment.

Yes mr Ruban, in r&d CFD is a part.

@@mydynamics ippa enaku design la entha software mey theriyathu , ana na cfd learn panna mudiyum ma ? And oru doubt manufacturing company r&d centre la enna tha work cfd oru part na matha thu enna lam iruku ?

@ruban1907 1). You can really learn any modelling software easy. 2).yes you can learn CFD with basic knowledge in modelling. In industry, every thing will be a separate team. Ex if your are in CFD team. CAD team is there to make models. But don't forget you need the basic knowledge. 3) mostly in r&d s ther were 3 sections. CAD, engineering, & sales & customer research etc. I worked in TAFE r&d, But left soon. My suggestion is to start learn about cad. That is a entry ticket to your R&d career in MNC companies. You will be appointed to work in cad software first. Later based on your interest and skill your will moved to engineering (this is the true r&d). From your comments I confirm that you are studying mechanical engineering now, am I right?. Do panic, be cool and continue your learning. All the best for your career. Feel free to comment..

@@mydynamics thanks , na diploma , BE mechanical engineering paduchuruken 3 years Achu complete Pani 2 years manufacturing la experience iruku,ean bro nega tafe la irunthu left agitinga? , Nariya mechanical engineer ku theriyala ipdi ellam Vali iruku , ellam manufacturing la poitu field ey mathi work panranga