Mitcalc 1.6 in Title/Summary

MITCalc for Autodesk Inventor

These are supported by a form of independent installation that includes, in addition to calculations, the respective parametric models and interface between Excel and the respective 3D CAD system. An assembly may consist of not only individual components but also groups of components (sub-assemblies).

Publisher: MITCalc
Home page: www.mitcalc.com
Last updated: April 25th, 2011

MITCalc

MITCalc is a set of engineering, industrial, and technical calculations for your day-to-day routines. It will reliably, precisely, and most of all quickly guide you through the design of components, the solution of a technical problem, or a calculation of an engineering point without any significant need for expert knowledge.

Publisher: MITCalc
Home page: www.mitcalc.com
Last updated: December 12th, 2017

MITCalc-Tolerances

This workbook includes tables and calculations for easy option of fits of machine parts and determination of their dimensional tolerances and deviations. Using this tool you can solve the following tasks: selection of suitable fits of machine parts, selection of preferred fits of machine parts and others.

Publisher: MITCalc
Home page: www.mitcalc.com
Last updated: May 27th, 2020

Mitcalc 1.6 in Description

MITCalc-Timing Belts

MITCalc-Timing Belts designed for a geometrical design and strength check of toothed belt transmissions. MITCalc-Timing Belts is developed in MS Excel and solves the following main tasks: - Selection of the type of belt with a suitable output power. - Selection of an optimum transmission alternative in view of power, geometry and weight. - Option of designing a non-standard transmission.

Publisher: MITCalc
Home page: www.mitcalc.com
Last updated: May 24th, 2012

MITCalc-Shafts

MITCalc-Shafts is a program that can be used for geometrical designs and complex examinations of shafts. It offers you options of definitions for necking-down, recesses, grooves and calculation of the relevant coefficients of stress concentration. It also allows you to calculate reactions, courses of forces, moments, stress, deflection and bending angle of the shaft.

Publisher: MITCalc
Home page: www.mitcalc.com
Last updated: January 31st, 2014

MITCalc-Roler Bearings FAG

MITCalc-Roller Bearings FAG is a module that can be used for the selection, calculation and check of rolling bearings. Features: - Selection and check of a suitable bearing: the module includes a database of approx. 5,000 different rolling bearings FAG in all basic types and design. - Calculation of basic bearing parameters (life, static safety, etc.).

Publisher: MITCalc
Home page: www.mitcalc.com
Last updated: August 24th, 2008

MITCalc-Springs

MITCalc-Springs is a program that can be used for geometrical and strength design of metal springs of various types and designs, subjected to static or cyclic loads. You can perform helical cylindrical compression springs of round wires and bars calculations, Belleville springs and torsion bar springs with round section measurements.

Publisher: MITCalc
Home page: www.mitcalc.com
Last updated: March 6th, 2014

Additional Mitcalc 1.6 selection

MITCalc-Technical Formulas

Excel workbook contains 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.

Publisher: MITCalc
Home page: www.mitcalc.com
Last updated: February 2nd, 2010

MITCalc-Roller Chains

The calculation is designed for a geometrical design and strength check of common chain transmissions using roller chains. The application works with selected CAD systems and includes corresponding databases of roller chains. The calculations use data, procedures, algorithms and data from ANSI/ASME, ACA (American Chain Association) ISO, DIN, BS and JIS.

Publisher: MITCalc
Home page: www.mitcalc.com
Last updated: April 22nd, 2010

MITCalc-Plates

This calculation deals with the deflection, stress and variation of forces in the loaded flat plates. The calculation is designed for plates that are flat, homogeneous, with the same thickness and made from one material. The plates may be circular, annular circular and rectangular.

Publisher: MITCalc
Home page: www.mitcalc.com
Last updated: May 26th, 2020