MITCalc - Tension Springs 1.15

The calculation is intended for the purposes of geometric and strength designs of helical tension cylindrical springs made of wires and rods of circular sections, cold formed, loaded with static loading. Application is developed in MS Excel, is multi-language and supports Imperial and Metric units. Is based on ANSI, ISO and DIN standards and support many 2D and 3D CAD systems.

File size: 2227 Kb

MITCalc - Buckling Calculation 1.14

Calculation of the optimum cross-section of slender struts strained for buckling and calculation of the appropriate strength check according to Johnson, Tetmajer, Euler and Secant method. Simple definition of the strut type - 40 types of predefined cross sections.Used standards: DIN 1025, 1026, 1028, 1029, 1024, AISC W, S, C, L, LU

File size: 1398 Kb

MITCalc - Technical Formulas 1.14

Solutions to dozens of basic formulas from physics, technology and mechanical engineering. Help, pictures as well as many selection tables with values of various coefficients and material properties are available for the formulas. This module also includes a workbook with conversion of units and many technical tables. Application is developed in MS Excel, is multi-language and supports Imperial and Metric units.

File size: 1451 Kb

Cut 1D X 3.0

Cut 1D X is an Automation Component used for obtaining optimal cutting designs of one dimensional pieces which may have angles different of 90 degrees at their extremities. Cut 1D X can be used for cutting linear pieces such as bars, pipes, tubes, steel bars, or any other material used by industrial applications. Cut 1D X can be used within any programming enviroment such as Delphi, C++Builder, Visual Basic, Visual C++ etc

File size: 351 Kb

Real Cut 2D 6.5

Real Cut 2D is a computer program used for obtaining optimal cutting layouts for two dimensional surfaces. Real Cut 2D can be used for cutting rectangular sheets made of glass, wood, metal, or any other material used by industrial applications. Can optimize up to 10000 pieces in 5 seconds!

File size: 1464 Kb

MITCalc - Tolerance analysis 1.13

Two programs for the tolerance analysis of linear, 2D and 3D dimensional chains, which in addition to the basic analysis (Worst case, Root Sum Squares, Monte Carlo...) also include a solution to some special matters, like analysis of a dimensional chain deformed as a result of temperature change and design of tolerances for a selective assembly. Application is developed in MS Excel, is multi-language and supports Imperial and Metric units.

File size: 3074 Kb

MITCalc - Torsion Springs 1.15

The calculation is intended for the purposes of geometric and strength designs of spiral cylindrical torsion springs made of wires and rods in circular sections, loaded with a static or cyclic loading. Application is developed in MS Excel, is multi-language and supports Imperial and Metric units. Is based on ANSI, ISO and DIN standards and support many 2D and 3D CAD systems.

File size: 2225 Kb

MITCalc - Pinned couplings 1.12

Geometric design and strength check of couplings using pins and clevis pins. Application is developed in MS Excel, is multi-language and supports Imperial and Metric units. Is based on ANSI, ISO, DIN, JIS, BS and CSN standards and support many 2D CAD systems (AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT, IntelliCAD, Ashlar Graphite, TurboCAD)

File size: 1495 Kb

VIGraph 1.0

- It draws a diagramms from your txt-data files. - It scales your diagramms automatically or manually. - Simply make a txt or csv (ASCII) file like that: Dow Jones Date; Open; High; Low; Close 4.14.2005; 10403.71; 10457.06; 10248.23; 10278.75 4.15.2005; 10276.61; 10311.26; 10059.36; 10087.51 Run VIGraph and open that file. You will get a diagramm with 4 colored lines (for Open; High; Low; Close).

File size: 4669 Kb

SEVENPAR 1.01

Purpose of the program SEVENPAR is to produce a set with seven Helmert transformation parameters valid for an specific area, with which then arbitrary points of the area can be transformed from one coordinate system into another with high accuracy. The seven Helmert parameters are calculated in the three most usual standards. Those are the Coordinate Frame Rotation, the Position Vector Transformation and the European Standard ISO 19111.

File size: 1877 Kb