I just launched a Bolted Joint Stress Calculator today 🔩

As engineers, we often do quick hand calculations for shear stress and bearing stress in bolted joints—but repeating them again and again wastes time.

So I built a simple tool where you just enter load, bolt diameter, plate thickness, and number of bolts… and instantly get the stresses in MPa.

👉 Useful for:

Mechanical engineering students

Machine design calculations

Quick design checks on lap joints

Try it here 👇

multicalculators.online/bolted-joint-stress-calculator

Feedback from fellow engineers always helps me improve these tools 😊

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It happens because of insufficient thread engagement.

Many engineers still rely on thumb rules like “1× or 1.5× diameter is enough.”

But material strength, bolt grade, and diameter change everything.

That’s why this FREE Thread Engagement Calculator is useful 👇

It instantly tells you the minimum safe thread engagement length — no assumptions, no guesswork.

✅ Considers bolt tensile strength

✅ Considers nut/material strength

✅ Gives accurate engagement length in mm

✅ Helpful for mechanical, design & maintenance engineers

👉 Try it here:

multicalculators.online/thread-engagement-calculator

Because in real engineering, safety lives in the details.

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🔄 Reynolds Number Explained – Laminar or Turbulent?

🔗 Reynolds Number Calculator

multicalculators.online/reynolds-number-calculator

Ever wondered why flow suddenly becomes chaotic inside a pipe?

The answer lies in one simple (but powerful) dimensionless number — Reynolds Number.

It helps engineers quickly decide:

✔️ Is the flow laminar or turbulent?

✔️ Which heat transfer coefficient to use?

✔️ What pressure drop and friction factor make sense?

Instead of manual calculations and unit confusion, I built this easy Reynolds Number Calculator where you just enter:

• Fluid velocity

• Pipe diameter

• Density

• Dynamic viscosity

📌 And instantly get Re value + flow regime.

This tool is especially useful for:

🔹 Mechanical & HVAC engineers

🔹 Fluid mechanics students

🔹 Process & piping designers

🔹 Quick design checks and validation

If you’re working with pipes, ducts, or fluid flow problems, this will save you real time.

💬 Try it out and let me know — does the result match your practical experience?

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