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#Engineering calculator with units software#
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Fixed logic determining Abutment Type A or Abutment Type B.Fixed plotting large number of piers and subsequent overlapping scour holes.Fixed issue with transferring data from the channel calculations.Fixed issues with computing a rational hydrograph with small times of concentration.Added NOAA Atlas 14 online data to the Intensity-Duration-Frequency data.Removed NOAA Atlas 2 data from states where NOAA Atlas 2 is available.Fixed issue with SI units reducing head or flow with each computation.Fixed issue where Da/D50 leaves the range of computation resulting in a message "Root must be bracketed in Newton Raphson".Modified the note in rolled erosion control product (RECP) field for Â½ inch of erosion.Removed lining calculations from the Channel Calculator since these calculations are in the Channel Lining Calculator.Fixed issue with unit conversion using cross sections.

#Engineering calculator with units generator#

Upgraded to a new library to export data to the report generator with Microsoft Word format (DOCX).Added option to set default unit system and profile.Added option to display rock riprap gradations in inches, feet, or millimeters.Upgraded interface for high pixel density displays and interface icons.The report generator was updated to use style sets. The documentation has been updated to follow 508 compliance by using formatting, style sets, and alternate text for images. Each dialog was reviewed for keyboard navigation. The program can now be navigated with the keyboard with increased menu tools and navigation.

#Engineering calculator with units software#

Improvements made to this version of the software include the following:

#Engineering calculator with units download#

Download Hydraulic Toolbox Version 5.1.1 (.zip, 97.1 mb)

Updated combo box size in the rational method calculator.īuild date: May 3, 2021.

Fixed digital gradation dialog resizing issue.

Added notes to the culvert riprap calculator.

Fixed issues with writing detention basin calculations to the report file.

Fixed crash when generating curb & gutter reports for inlets in sags.

Fixed weir width and tailwater depth display issue.

Fixed rational method file saving and reading issue for 1-, 200-, and 500-year intervals.

Fixed discharge entry in contraction scour for live bed condition.

Improvements made to this version of the software include the following bug fixes: Download Hydraulic Toolbox Version 5.1.4 (.zip, 98.5 mb) Hydraulic Toolbox Version 5.1.4īuild date: August 9, 2021. I agree to these conditions when downloading the software.

There are no expressed or implied warranties.

It is imperative that the responsible engineer understands the potential accuracy limitations of the program results, independently cross checks those results with other methods, and examines the reasonableness of the results with engineering knowledge and experience.

The application of this software is the responsibility of the user.

FHWA does not provide user assistance or support for this software.

Download Agreementīy downloading the software, users agree to the following terms and conditions: If you do not have administrator permissions on your account, you need to right-click on the installation program and select the "Run as Administrator" option.

#Engineering calculator with units install#

When installing the Toolbox, make sure you have permissions on your computer to install programs (usually this requires administrator permissions or a username and password for an administrator account). The Hydraulic Toolbox (Toolbox) is a 64-bit program and only compatible with 64-bit Windows-based operating systems. The computations can be carried out in either US Customary Units or the International System of Units.Ī FHWA Hydraulic Toolbox Desktop Reference Guide is included with the software installation (access via ‘Help’ button on top toolbar) to provide important information on the technical features, capabilities, and limitations of the calculators. The program allows a user to perform and save hydraulic calculations in one project file, analyze multiple scenarios, and create plots and reports of these analyses. The Hydraulic Toolbox significantly extends the basic functionality of the historic version of the FHWA Visual Urban Program and other tools. Specific calculators address: Rational Method hydrology, channels, channel linings, weirs, curb and gutter sections, storm drain inlets, detention basins, bridge scour, riprap countermeasures, sediment gradations, and culvert assessments. The FHWA Hydraulic Toolbox Program is a stand-alone suite of calculators that performs routine hydrologic and hydraulic analysis and design computations.