Model simple & continuous deck girders with real-time shear, bending moment, and deflection profiles. Probe any station interactively.
01 · How it works
Pick the workspace that matches what is on the drawing. A section from Section Properties opens in the Beam Calculator, and every result goes into a calculation report.
Deck girders, stiffeners, skid beams, pipe-rack beams and crane runways. Any supports and loads, with reactions, shear, moment, deflection and stress at every station.
Try the beam below Open the workspaceI and T sections, channels, angles, circular and rectangular sections, hollow or solid, or a size from the AISC and API 5L tables. Area, inertia, section moduli, radii of gyration and yield and plastic capacity, sent on to the Beam Calculator.
Try a section below Open the workspace02 · Beam Calculator
Pinned, roller, fixed, rocker, link and guided, level or inclined; continuous spans and overhangs.
Point loads, moments, uniform, triangular and trapezoidal.
Reactions, V, M, slope, δ and stresses with max, min and x.
AISC and API 5L, or one from its dimensions.
03 · Stresses
MPa
von Mises, bending and shear through the depth.
Coloured by magnitude, each peak marked with its sign.
Move a cut along the span: σx, τxy and σvm through the depth.
The PDF prints the contour exactly as it is on screen.
05 · Section Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| A | 51.0 cm² |
| Cy from bottom | 150.0 mm |
| Ix | 7 870 cm⁴ |
| Iy | 591 cm⁴ |
| Sx top / bottom | 525 / 525 cm³ |
| Zx | 592 cm³ |
| rx / ry | 12.42 / 3.40 cm |
| Mass (steel) | 40.1 kg/m |
I, T, channel, angle, circular and rectangular, hollow or solid.
AISC and API 5L.
Axial yield, yield and plastic moments, EA and EI from your Fy and E.
The section opens in a beam, ready to load.
06 · Reports
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| Case | Quantity | Reference | Ref. value | Solver | Rel. diff. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Simply supported · UDL | M max | wL²/8 | 90 kN·m | 90 kN·m | 9.5e-16 |
| Simply supported · point at midspan | M max | PL/4 | 250 kip·ft | 250 kip·ft | 1.5e-14 |
| Cantilever · UDL | M at root | wL²/2 | -250 kip·ft | -250 kip·ft | 5.7e-16 |
| Fixed–roller · UDL | M at fixed end | wL²/8 | -125 kip·ft | -125 kip·ft | 9.1e-16 |
| Fixed–fixed · UDL | M at supports | wL²/12 | -83.3333 kip·ft | -83.3333 kip·ft | 8.5e-16 |
| Three-span continuous · UDL | M at support | 0.1wL² | -25 kip·ft | -25 kip·ft | 6.3e-15 |
| Simply supported · trapezoidal load | M max | Reference engine | 105.988 kip·ft | 105.989 kip·ft | 4.3e-7 |
08 · Platform
2,657 sections from AISC and API 5L, with filters, a compare tray and datasheets.
74 quantities, 604 units and 17 calculators, with exact factors and sources.
Saved models, project folders and reusable sections.
Shared projects and seats under one subscription.
From every workspace, with your logo on Professional.
09 · Pricing
7 days of Professional free · no credit card
Solve with
Everything in Free, plus
Everything in Starter, plus
Everything in Professional, plus
| Feature | Free ₹0 after 7 days of full access | Starter ₹799 per month | ProfessionalPopular ₹1,199 per month | Team ₹1,199 per user per month, 3+ seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Determinate and indeterminate beams | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Section properties of standard shapes and steel library sections | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Beam deflection, slope and stress; steel library sections | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Commercial use | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Saved models and reusable sections | — | 10 + 10 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| PDF reports | — | 10 a month | Unlimited, your logo | Unlimited, your logo |
| Project folders | — | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| One company subscription, organisation console and seats | — | — | — | ✓ |
10 · Before you start
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Yes. Every calculation is free and needs no account: determinate and indeterminate beams with deflection and stress, section properties, the steel catalogue and the unit converters. PDF reports and saved work need an account; every account starts with seven days of full Professional access. After that, PDF reports, saved models and commercial use need a paid plan; the pricing page lists exactly what each plan includes.
It takes point loads, uniformly distributed and uniformly varying loads, applied moments, axial loads and torques. It gives the support reactions, and along the whole span the deflection, bending moment, shear force, slope, bending stress at the top and bottom fibres and average shear stress, with the axial force, torque and angle of twist when those loads are applied, each with its maximum, minimum and location, plus 2D and 3D von Mises, bending and shear stress contours.
Positions are measured along the beam as x, from x = 0 at the start to x = L at the end, so 0 ≤ x ≤ L. The axes have their origin (0, 0, 0) at the start of the beam: x along the beam, y upwards and z towards you. A positive load acts downwards and a negative load upwards. Bending stress is + in tension and − in compression.
The beam solver is compared with 19 reference models (152 of 152 checks pass).
Any of the 2,657 catalogued steel sections from the AISC Steel Construction Manual (14th ed.) and API 5L line pipe (browse them in Steel Section Library), or a custom section: choose its shape and enter its dimensions, and the area, second moment of area and fibre distances are calculated for you.
No. Every tool runs in the browser.