Site News ExcelCalcs has acquired an Old School House in the heart of the idyllic Yorkshire countryside. It has been a site for learning since the 1860’s. It is a quiet and remote location, very conducive to study, yet it is only a 15 minute drive to Leeds/Bradford International Airport. So where bett...
We can’t all be experts in everything but you can join the ExcelCalcs community and we’ll help you find a way forward through any calculation problem you encounter. The top five reasons for joining ExcelCalcs are: The Best Live Calculation Documents – XLC is simply the easiest...
Turan Babacan has sent a new version of EXCsta2D. It has an improved user interface and results presentation. Just marvel how Turan uses Excel in such an innovative way. Turan teaches even Excel veterans new spreadsheet techniques and Excel tricks. This is trul...
We are opening all areas of the ExcelCalcs Repository to everyone for 24 hours on Friday 7th May (from 07:00 GMT). We want to give XLC Ed subscribers a glimpse of what they are missing out on (normally the repository is only open to XLC Pro subscrib...
Use our XLC calculation template to make sure that you never make mistakes with units. One of the most common remarks in the site repository is “I wish this was in metric units” or alternatively “I wish this was in imperial units”. Use our templ...
ExcelCalcs interdisciplinary approach to problems helps to deliver best practise from one industry to another. Two positive conclusions from two independent calculations is a very good way of building confidence in our designs. It provides a useful benchmark, opens your mind to...
If the people of Pisa had access to Alex Tomanovich’s footing analysis calculation do you think they would have built that famous ‘leaning’ tower? When you download calculations from the ExcelCalcs repository of solved problems you access a live docu...
Bolt bench test using a loadcell. Determine torque-tension relationship by test. Tapped bolted joint bench test. Strain gauged bolts for on-site testing. Installation under a railway vehicle. Harmo...
A jackscrew (or screw jack) is a type of jack you will have probably seen stowed in your car but they are used extensively in other mechanical devices. They operate by turning a leadscrew to produce linear motion of a ‘load-nut’. An acme thread form is most commonly used, as this t...
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ExcelCalcs has acquired an Old School House in the heart of the idyllic Yorkshire countryside. It has been a site for learning since the 1860’s. It is a quiet and remote location, very conducive to study, yet it is only a 15 minute drive to Leeds/Bradford International Airport. So where better to host our training seminars? Attendees can be accommodated in a local country cottage or can take a short drive to the grand hotels in Harrogate, a popular tourist destination in the UK. If it is difficult for you to travel to us then we also provide on-site training all around the world. Select your own course from the ExcelCalcs training modules: XLC and ExcelCalcs; Static strength and fatigue design; Failure criteria and biaxial stress assessment; Pins and lugs; Bolting and mechanical fasteners; Welding and joining materials; Material properties and material selection; Steel and aluminium design; Finite Element Analysis; Fatigue of welded structures; Fracture mechanics; Strain gauge testing; Failure Investigations; Design for impact loads and dynamic effects. 
At ExcelCalcs we understand that making calculations is rarely easy particularly if you don’t do it every day. We make calculations with Excel all day and every day and we are always happy to talk to any XLC Pro Subscriber about their calculation issues. We are generally engaged in solving engineering problems but there is cross over into other disciplines too. We may be able to give you some good advice, direct you to some suitable downloads or show you some best practise with Excel. It provides great feedback for us and helps us improve our service for you.
