Engineering HandBook vs ONELAB

Engineering HandBook allows you to carry engineering concepts where-ever you go. Features available in Engineering handbook are: 1. Materials. 2. Numbers. 3. Mechanics. 4. Engineering Components, and 5. Metal Cutting Components. View various engineering related formulas and calculate values. Calculate accurately and access formulas while on worksite, in meetings, or during Work. Materials features: Classification of categories of ferrous metals (Steel, Iron), Non-ferrous metals and Plastics. Property details of various Elements. Calculate equal and unequal angles as per Indian Standards. Numbers features: Basic mathematical calculations. Trigonometric calculation. Pythagorean theorem. Inch to Millimeter and vice versa convertor. Units of physical quantities. Symbols, and Measures and weights. Mechanics features: Formulas for Gear drive and dimensions. Engineering Components Features: Hole to Shaft and vice versa Convertion. Metal Cutting Operation features: Calculate Folding, edging and Cold bending value. Cutting speed. Machining time. Clearance between die and punch, and Cutting force.

ONELAB (http://onelab.info) is a finite element package based on the open source mesh generator Gmsh (http://gmsh.info) and the solver GetDP (http://getdp.info). It can be used to simulate a wide variety of multi-physic problems: electromagnetics, thermics, mechanics... ONELAB comes packaged with a selection of ready-to-use examples. New models can be added simply by opening the corresponding zip archive (in Safari, iCloud, Dropbox, etc.).