All Technical Calculators & Tools

113 free calculators across 8 engineering disciplines. Every tool documents its formula, assumptions, limitations and a worked example — designed for practitioners who need to understand the result, not just see a number.

Electrical

Free electrical calculators: voltage drop, wire sizing, Ohm's law, kVA to amps, power factor correction and motor current. Metric and AWG, with formulas and examples.

HVAC & Climate

Free HVAC calculators: cooling and heating BTU load estimates, round duct sizing with friction loss, CFM and air changes per hour, plus SEER, EER and COP conversions.

Mechanical Engineering

Free mechanical calculators: gear ratio and RPM, torque to power conversion, bolt torque and preload, belt length and pulley sizing, tap drill sizes for metric and imperial threads.

Solar, Energy & Batteries

Free solar and battery calculators: daily panel energy from peak sun hours, battery runtime with depth of discharge, full off-grid system sizing and charge controller sizing.

Construction

Free construction calculators: concrete volume and mix ratios, CMU block and brick takeoffs, rebar weight, stud walls, stairs, roof pitch, gravel and asphalt tonnage — with formulas, waste factors and IRC/ACI checks.

Plumbing & Water

Free plumbing calculators: pipe velocity and sizing, Darcy-Weisbach pressure loss, water volume in pipes and tank capacity. Metric and imperial, with design velocity guidance.

Thermodynamics & Heat Transfer

Free thermodynamics calculators: wall conduction and U-value, thermal expansion, ideal gas law, sensible and latent heat, and heating power from flow — with sources and worked examples.

CNC & Manufacturing

Free CNC and machining calculators: spindle RPM from cutting speed, table feed from chip load, cycle time, material removal rate and production planning.

How to use these tools

Start with the category that matches your problem. Each tool includes a worked example with real numbers so you can verify the calculation against your own situation before relying on the result.

The About page explains how tools are developed, how formulas are sourced and how results are verified. If you find an error, report it — corrections are prioritized.