Steel Section Properties
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StructuresOffice v.1.0
Construction of arbitrary 2D cross-sections. Geometric, Elastic and Plastic Section properties. Elastic and Plastic Bending Analysis. Fully Programmable. Integrates with Excel or Matlab.
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CompactSections v.2.0.4
Construction of arbitrary 2D compact cross-sections. Geometric, Elastic and Plastic Section properties. Elastic and Plastic Bending Analysis. Fully Programmable. Integrates with Excel or Matlab.
Area Properties v.3.6.1
Area Properties allows you to calculate section properties of any solid shape saved as a PICT or Paint (Bitmaps) doc or clipboard.
RISASection v.1.1.0.1
RISASection calculates typical section properties for multi-material, built-up structural sections. Use the built-in database of standard concrete, hot rolled and cold formed steel sections, or modify standard shapes to create your own.
Cross Section Analysis & Design v.3.2
Cross Section Analysis & Design performs all calculation tasks for generic cross sections of any material. Moreover, the program can perform reinforcement design as per AASHTO, UBC, AS 3600, IS 456, ACI 318, BS 8110, CSA A233, EC2, NZS 3101 and CP65.
ShapeDesigner v.6.0.0056
ShapeDesigner SaaS is an advanced general beam section calculator. ShapeDesigner calculates the cross-sectional torsion and flexural structural properties, including torsion constant (J), warping constant (Cw), normal, warping and shear stresses.
Prokon Structural Analysis v.2.0.15
PROKON Structural Analysis and Design is a suite of over thirty structural analysis, design and detailing programs. The first PROKON programs were developed in 1989, and today PROKON is used worldwide in over eighty countries.
STEELbeam v.5.0.0.12
A spreadsheet for designing simply supported, steel beams to BS 5950. The spreadsheet performs an analysis and design of simply supported and cantilever steel beams bending about their X-X axis and subjected to gravity loads.
WinBDS v.5.0.0003
WinBDS analyzes or designs orthogonal bridge frames and is applicable to the majority of concrete bridges being designed today.
2D Truss Analysis v.2.0
ANALYSIS: Use of highly flexible, general, finite element method Static analysis of 2D trusses Unlimited number of Nodes and Bars All type of boundary conditions (fixed, rollers, etc.) Translational and rotational spring supports Initial
2D Frame Analysis v.2.0
ANALYSIS: Use of highly flexible, general, finite element method Static analysis of multi span beams, 2D trusses and 2D frames Unlimited number of Nodes and Beams 3 Degrees of freedom per Node, 6 per Beam All type of boundary conditions (fixed,