Internet-based license management allows your licenses to follow you anywhere, moving easily between office, home, laptop, and cloud.Includes all updates and technical support while subscription is active.For example, 1 active user in the cloud plus 1 active user using software installed on their computer equals "2 seats". "2 seats" means you can have 2 users active at one time.Use the software via our cloud platform.There's no need to uninstall or reinstall when additional users need access. Install the software on all of your computers.You can use the Structural Engineering Library (SEL) by installing it on your computer(s) and access it via the ENERCALC Cloud. PRICING for Structural Engineering LibraryĮNERCALC offers THREE ways you and your engineering team can leverage the power of our software. Your browser does not support the video tag. The Structural Engineering Library provides structural capabilities for all common design tasks in steel, concrete, masonry, timber, along with dozens of other design modules. Small projects of 5 stories or fewer dominate the structures built nationwide and this is where our software excels.Ī frame analysis program has its place but all structures require design and analysis of dozens or hundreds of smaller elements that make up the building project. The Structural Engineering Library is a versatile toolkit for the practicing engineer. It provides the practicing engineer with a large toolkit of capabilities to design the elements of structures and also provides an environment to develop sets of project engineering calculations that contain non-ENERCALC items such as EXCEL spreadsheets, PDF files, scanned images, and general project information. That name has been continually in use by ENERCALC since 1982 when we released our first set of 26 Lotus 1-2-3 templates.Īlthough it goes by one name, the Structural Engineering Library is actually more than 40 structural engineering design and analysis modules in one system. ENERCALC provides one software package named the Structural Engineering Library (SEL).
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