MITCalc - Welded connections 1.10

MITCalc - Welded connections 1.10 offers an effective tool which functions as the calculation is intended for the geometrical design and strength control of statically loaded welded connections of machine structures manufactured from carbon steels. The program enables you to design over 50 of the most common types of welded connections stressed by various combinations of load.

Why MS Excel is used.

1. The history of table calculators begins in the 1980's (1979 - Visicalc) and their use has considerably expanded since. Though, at the beginning, these calculators were used mostly in the field of economics, statistics and financial calculations, their use is more or less universal today and there probably aren't any technical workers who have no experience with a table calculator.
2. Microsoft Excel is obviously the best product. This program provides a wide scope of options and user modifications (control elements, programming language, table formatting, etc). This predestines it for use in engineering, industrial and technical calculations with the following main benefits.
3. General knowledge of Excel, millions of users, multi-platform applications (Windows, Apple).
4. User's interface - Excel enables us, for this type of task, to design a natural user environment.
5. Open solution - The user can simply modify or extend the calculation according to their own requirements and usage.
6. Complex solution - Interconnection of several calculations (even including separate tables) allows quick preparation of a solution for complex entries - tailored solution.
7. Data sharing - A range of programs (including many CAD systems) can cooperate with Excel tables directly.
8. Communication - Simple data transfer - sending a workbook also includes sending the data and procedure.
9. Publication activity - easy publication of results on the Internet or Intranet, and simple modifications of print reports

Major Features:

1. Design of connections with butt welds.
2. Design of connections with fillet welds.
3. Design of connections with plug and slot welds.
4. Design of connections with spot (resistance) welds.
5. Strength control of designed connections.
6. The program includes a table with approx. 700 carbon steels suitable for welding according to the material standards ANSI, EN, JIS, ISO, DIN, BS, NF, UNI, UNE, SIS, CSA, NBN, NP, NS, ON and CSN.
7. The program also includes a dimensional table of steel sections S, ST, W, WT, C, L according to ASTM/AISI/AISC and T, I, U, L sections according to DIN/EN/ISO.
8. The calculation is based on data, procedures and algorithms from specialized literature and standards AWS, AISC, ANSI, EN, ISO, DIN and others.
9. List of standards: prEN 1993-1-8, EN 10024, EN 10034, EN 10055, EN 10056, EN 10279, DS 952, DIN 15018, DIN 18800, DIN 1024, DIN 1025, DIN 1026, DIN 1028, DIN 1029, CSN 050120
10. Support of 2D CAD (AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT, IntelliCAD, Ashlar Graphite, TurboCAD) and 3D CAD in full
11. Be a part of MITCalc Mechanical and Technical Calculation Package for gear, belt and chain drives, springs, beam, shaft, bolt connection, shaft connection, tolerances and many others.

Requirements: Windows Vista