ExcelCalcs News The Good Calculation Guide Like a child selecting parts to construct a Lego model engineers bring together blocks of science to create new designs. These building blocks could be a load calculation, a beam calculation, a weld calculation, a fatigue calculation or any other calculation from a myriad of engineering topics. As...
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At some time or other you will have been given someone else’s spreadsheet only to be left scratching your head not having a clue as to what the calculation is doing. If you are wise you will not use it because you can’t understand it. If you are wiser still you’ll use our...
In our good calculation guide we emphasise the importance of sketches in calculations but you can produce interactive 3D wireframe sketches by incorporating Turan Babacan’s latest upload. Turan uses 3D charts to great effect in his Excel FEM programs. Andy Pope also has a 3D chart spr...
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We get to see lots of calculations here at the ExcelCalcs website and we have tried to distill the top ten elements of a good calculation and put them in this guide. You read about it here or you can watch it on YouTube. I hope it is useful to you all. Training for EngineersOur unique approach to engineering training is becoming increasingly popular for in-house training:
See our existing courses or ask us to develop a bespoke course for your organisation. We have just completed developing a 2 day course called "Fatigue of Welded Structures" outlined in a YouTube video. We already have some provisional dates lined up for the US. Please contact John Doyle if you are interested in the course. Repository NewsYou can see many elements from the good calculation guide in the latest offerings in the Repository. The ever dependable Alex Tomanovich has produced two new calculations and updated six others. docapri is building quite a collection on the site too. From down under InfoJunkie65 adds to his impressive collection of Excel tools for engineers. azulu makes his debut calculation - we are always especially pleased to welcome new authors. sumnerdave keeps us up to speed with decked roofing design. We learned a lot about the limitations of Matricies in Excel 2003 compared to Excel 2007 and 2010 when BABACAN responded to a user comment. His ExcelFEM now works in Excel 2003. He also shares a useful tip showing the advantage of saving files as xlsb files rather than xlsx. JohnDoyle tells us how to use ASME to generate stress strain curves for use in non-linear finite element analysis and how to assess cracks against fast fracture and fatigue growth. All the calculations published since the last news letter are shown below.
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