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- 3D stress analysis tool (Mohr’s circle plot) using Javascript
This is an interactive tool for 3D stress analysis. It is made with JavaScript using these libraries: MathJax Apache ECharts Tweakpane The source code is included within HTML. - Excel to Word Report Generator
“Excel to Word Report Generator” is a small tool that generates properly formatted word files based on cell input in Excel. This can be very handy when used as a replacement to “word fields”. Furthermore, it can be used to add report generation functionality to Excel sheets in general.The code is written in Visual Basic… Read more: Excel to Word Report Generator - Practical tips for advanced German-learners after reaching fluency
It’s common knowledge that any skill can only be learned with practice and discipline. This definitely applies to learning languages but unfortunately learning a new language as an adult comes with an obvious hurdle. One would never reach a level similar to native speakers. So even after reaching an advanced level like C1 or C2,… Read more: Practical tips for advanced German-learners after reaching fluency - Mohr’s circle plot for 3D stress analysis using Asymptote framework
This is a simple script in Asymptote to plot Mohr’s Circle for 3D stress analysis(Also available on GitHub) The following picture shows the results of executing this script. - Manual structural analysis of a continuous beam using the method of singularity functions (Macaulay’s method)
Singularity functions are a mathematical tool used to describe systems where discontinuity occurs. These functions are written using a special notation using singularity brackets: . The general functions is written as where is the point of discontinuity and is the function degree. A detailed explanation of the properties of these functions can be found on… Read more: Manual structural analysis of a continuous beam using the method of singularity functions (Macaulay’s method)