structural / loading analysis

Choose the support condition and load case.

Start with the structural model: support condition, applied loading, and stiffness assumptions. The expanded beam library is grouped by supports before load take-off, stress, and stability screens.

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Structural analysis tools.

Choose the closest idealised model. If the real structure does not match the stated support or loading assumptions, use a more suitable analysis method.

Simply supported beams

Determinate beams, from textbook single loads to flexible combinations.

Cantilever beams

Fixed-free members under individual or superimposed actions.

Fixed & propped beams

Indeterminate idealisations that require rotational restraint or displacement compatibility.

Overhang & continuous beams

Support arrangements that can create both sagging and hogging regions.

Load path

Convert area loading into a transparent member line load.

Stress & stability screens

Simple elastic checks before detailed material and code verification.

beam library / coverage

One parameterized calculator can cover several diagram tiles.

The library now groups equivalent textbook cases into flexible tools—for example, partial UDL zones cover central, end, separated, and overlapping uniform loads. Every live page declares its support model, sign convention, equations, limitations, and numerical regression fixture.

  • Live now: 19 beam-response tools across six support families.
  • Next: partial triangular patches and reversed cantilever UVLs.
  • Next: three- and four-span continuous-beam cases.
  • Later: stiffness-varying members and frame analysis, which require a general solver rather than closed-form shortcuts.