Every result arrives with the equation it came from, the clause that governs it, and a plain list of what the tool did not check. A calculation sheet you can defend — not just an answer.
Beam Bending Moment is verified by an independent numerical re-solution of its governing equation, across all thirteen load cases.
Each step shows the symbolic equation, the same equation with your numbers substituted, and the result. A citation that is not in the clause registry fails the build, so a fabricated reference cannot ship.
The engine runs in your browser, so results and diagrams update as you type — exactly like the sheet above. No round-trip, no spinner, and the inputs live in the URL, so a link reproduces the calculation.
Every calculator lists what it does not check, permanently and without a dismiss button. Silence about a missing check reads as “checked and passed”, and that is how people get hurt.
Calculating never needs an account. With one, every calculator gets a Save button: keep a calculation under a label, in a project for its job, and reopen it later exactly as you left it, on any device.
More are being migrated onto the engine one at a time. Each arrives with its own verification record rather than in a batch, because a calculator without a check against its sources is not finished.
Yes. Every calculator and every calculation sheet is free, with or without an account. There is no card to enter and no trial that runs out.
No. The arithmetic never sits behind a sign-up. Accounts are for keeping your work: save any calculation into a project for its job, and reopen it later exactly as you left it — an imported ETABS model included.
That is what it is for. Each step shows the symbolic equation, the same equation with your numbers substituted, and the result, alongside the clause that governs it.
ACI 318, ASCE 7, BNBC 2020 — editions vary by calculator. Each one names its own code basis and edition on its own page.
No. Results are for preliminary sizing and educational use, and must be reviewed, verified and sealed by a licensed or registered engineer before being used in construction.
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