Statics (Civil Engineering) 3.1

Statics is an indispensable mobile application designed specifically for engineers, particularly those in civil or structural disciplines, as well as for architecture and building science students.

This software excels as a swift beam solver, currently supporting various beam types including arches, simply supported, cantilever, inclined, fixed-fixed, and fixed-supported beams. It adeptly calculates critical parameters such as moments, shear forces, axial forces, rotations, and deflections by allowing users to input various parameters. The program enhances usability by suggesting many of these input values, such as Young's modulus and material weight. Additionally, it offers functionality for calculating the area moment of inertia for rectangular sections.

Users will appreciate the flexibility of Statics in adapting to different measurement systems; it provides options for both metric and imperial units.

Furthermore, Statics facilitates the design and validation of steel beams using standard steel sections. It ensures compliance with maximum deflection limits (L/250, L/400, L/500), allowing for thorough assessments of structural integrity.

An added benefit is the comprehensive list of standard equations employed for beam analysis, granting users easy access to the foundational equations relevant to each case.

Developed by Mattia Campolese, a former civil engineer from Lanciano, Italy, Statics reflects a dedication to both engineering principles and software innovation.

For updates on new features and enhancements, users are encouraged to follow the progress of Statics on Facebook (fan page "Matsoftware") and www.matsoftware.it.