Mechanical engineers
Check shaft sizing and fatigue, bearing life, springs and bolted joints; review pressure equipment and plant energy calculations within each tool’s scope.
Deterministic calculations
Engineering Calculators
Choose a calculation for a machine part, electrical installation, structure or manufacturing task. Enter your values, inspect the working and review the results.
Who can use Engineering Calculators?
Find your role and the work this tool can help with.
Electrical and electronics engineers
Check cable sizing and voltage drop, earthing, motor starting and standby power; explore supported circuits and review the calculation working.
Civil and structural engineers
Work through structural, foundation, geotechnical and infrastructure calculations using declared project inputs.
Manufacturing engineers
Calculate machining conditions, inspect tolerance stacks and review process capability from measured data.
What you can do with Engineering Calculators
Find the calculation you need.
- Discipline-specific engineering tools
- Explicit inputs, units and calculation working
- Visual analysis and result inspection
- AI-assistant access through the hosted integration
The working sequence
- 01
Choose a calculator for the project task.
- 02
Declare inputs and the design basis.
- 03
Run and inspect working and output.
- 04
Review scope and use supported reports or integrations.
Before you use the results
Method and code coverage vary by calculator. Check individual tool documentation, input requirements and limitations before applying a result.
Is this the right tool for your project?
Check the supported methods and outputs. If you need help deciding, tell us what you’re working on.