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Engineering Calculators

Civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, HVAC and surveying calculators built on standard engineering formulas with SI units and step-by-step working.

Professional engineering calculators are currently being added. New tools will be released regularly.
Overview

About Engineering Calculators

The OneCalc Engineering suite brings design-office grade calculations into the browser. Every tool is written against published codes and standards, shows the governing equation, the substituted values and the final result in SI units.

Nothing is uploaded to a server: inputs stay on your device, so the calculators work equally well on a site laptop with a weak connection or on a phone during an inspection.

Handpicked

Featured Calculators

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Civil

Concrete Mix Quantity

Cement, sand and aggregate for any grade and volume

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Structural

Beam Deflection

Maximum deflection for simply supported and cantilever beams

Electrical

Voltage Drop

Cable voltage drop for single and three phase circuits

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HVAC

HVAC Cooling Load

Room heat load and required tonnage estimation

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Categories

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Civil Engineering

Concrete mix, brickwork, earthwork, slab and footing quantities

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Structural Engineering

Beam bending, deflection, column load and steel section checks

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Mechanical Engineering

Stress, torque, gear ratio, belt drive and thermal expansion

Electrical Engineering

Cable sizing, voltage drop, load, power factor and transformer

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Plumbing

Pipe sizing, flow rate, head loss, pump duty and tank capacity

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HVAC

Cooling load, duct sizing, air changes, CFM and tonnage

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Surveying

Levelling, traverse, area by coordinates, bearings and contours

Most requested

Popular Calculators

Concrete Mix DesignSteel Bar WeightBrick QuantityVoltage DropPipe Flow RateCooling Load
Latest releases

Recently Added

NewSlab Reinforcement Estimator
NewDuct Sizing (Equal Friction)
NewTraverse Closure Check
NewPump Head Calculator
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Tools reference IS, IEC, ASHRAE and Eurocode formulations depending on the discipline. Each calculator states the standard and assumptions it uses.

Explore what is live today

While these tools are being built, use the converters and engineering suites already available on OneCalc.