Allows user to specify the timing of the application of individual loads with respect to the concrete achieving 75% of design strength.

Includes full rolled steel section database and metal floor deck database.

Analyzes and designs individual composite steel beams.Considers user-specified allowable ratios for total load deflection and live load deflection.Includes full rolled steel section database.Analyzes and designs individual non-composite steel beams.Provides shear, moment and deflection diagrams for all load cases.Provides sketch graphics to verify dimensions and load placement – including rich, 3D graphics that support zoom, pan, and many customizable view options.Provides highly efficient results summaries as well as generous detail in the on-screen and printed results.Offers the convenience of fill-in-the-blanks style forms and instantaneous recalculation to facilitate the evaluation of “what-if” scenarios.Incorporates either ASD or LRFD design methodology.Includes option to perform automatic unbalanced live load placement (skip-loading).Incorporates point loads, concentrated moments, full-length uniform loads, partial-length uniform loads, and trapezoidal loads.Allows fixed or pinned support conditions.Includes full wood and rolled steel section databases.Permits cantilevers to be modeled at one end or both ends.Permits wood, steel, and concrete beams.Analyzes and designs up to 12 different non-composite beams within a single calculation item.As requests are received from our users we develop additional modules….and make use of the proven steel, concrete, timber, finite element analysis, and other engineering “solvers” we have developed.Ĭlick on a module name to see a module-specific feature list

The calculation module list is an ever-expanding set of structural calculations that provide analysis and design for the elements of a building. Simply type in a value and the resulting analysis or design is instantly there for your review.Īll modules in the currently available build conform to: Dating back to 1982 when the Structural Engineering Library was released as a set of spreadsheet templates, our modules are designed as “fill-in-the-blanks” style of interactive programs. The core of ENERCALC SEL (Structural Engineering Library ) is its calculation modules.

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