Beam Calculator
V PUGAZHENTHI / Sparkle Solutions
About this app
- Age 10
- Updated Jan 17, 2025
- OS IOS / Android
Editor reviews
Beam Calculator is a fast, intuitive structural engineering app for students and professionals to analyze beams in seconds. Quickly compute reactions, shear and bending moment diagrams, and deflections for common beam types. Ideal for classroom learning, field checks, and quick design iterations.
Core features:
- Beam analysis made simple: supports cantilever, simply supported, fixed-fixed, and more with point, distributed, and moment loads.
- Clear results: reactions, max values, shear and moment diagrams, slopes and deflections with key points highlighted.
- Practical tools: unit switching (SI and US), section property inputs or presets, load combinations, save and export.
Why it stands out: accurate and fast calculations, clean visuals for education, and efficient utilities for civil and structural engineering workflows. Keywords: beam calculator, structural engineering app, civil engineering, shear and moment diagrams, deflection analysis, quick design.
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How to use:
1. Download and open the app, then choose your preferred unit system and a beam type (e.g., simply supported, cantilever).
2. Enter span length and section properties, or select from presets; set material stiffness if needed for deflection results.
3. Add loads and supports: place point loads, distributed loads, or moments at specified positions; define boundary conditions.
4. Tap Calculate to generate reactions, shear and moment diagrams, and deflection; inspect maxima and values at any location.
5. Save your scenario, duplicate to compare alternatives, and export diagrams or summaries for reports; explore advanced options like multiple load cases and unit switching.