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Free engineering calculators that show their working

Convert, size and check electrical, instrumentation, mechanical and maintenance numbers. Every result comes with the formula, the assumptions and a worked example.

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Drag the slider. A 4–20 mA pressure transmitter, 0 to 10 bar.
Loop current12.0 mA
Of span50.0 %
Pressure5.00 bar

Normal range

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READY FOR YOUR DATA

Enter your values, then select Calculate.

Formula & assumptions

I = S × 1000 / (√3 × V) for three-phase; I = S × 1000 / V for single-phase.

Three-phase voltage is line-to-line RMS. This is load current, not a cable size or breaker recommendation. kVA is apparent power; power factor is not needed.

BUILT FOR YOUR MAINTENANCE DESK

Your data. A clearer dashboard.

06 free Excel workbooks

Organize maintenance, track actions and see what needs attention. Each workbook includes formulas, a live dashboard with charts, dropdown lists, built-in checks and 500 blank rows ready for your records.

Previews show each dashboard filled with fictional example data; your download opens with blank records. Click a preview to enlarge it. Adapt frequencies, tolerances and approval steps to your equipment and site procedures.

SHOW THE WORK

A useful result starts
with clear assumptions.

Every calculator shows its equation, units and limits. Enter your own values to calculate a result. Inputs start blank every time you open or switch tools.

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Transparent calculations

Read the formula and reference alongside the result.

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Your inputs stay on your device

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Use engineering judgment

These tools support estimates and learning. Verify against equipment data and applicable requirements before making a design or operating decision.