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Motion Along a Defined Path

A new repository upload provides a general solution for a many motion problems and it is very easy to customise. Typical applications include:

  • Calculate velocity and accelerations acting on a rollercoaster.
  • Calculate cornering accelerations of a car moving along a  twisting road.
  • Calculate stopping distances.


Generalised Motion Solver.xls
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Use the XLC animator to view the solution.

Two movies have been added to help you use the calculation:

Repository News

The following uploads earned free XLC Pro subscriptions:

PLATE_BENDING_STRESS_ANALYSIS_STRESS_ENGINE.xls
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CRITICAL_IN_PLANE_BUCKLING_OF_PLATES_STRESS_ANALYSIS_STRESS_ENGINE.xls
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Power_Formula.xls
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Corrugation.xls
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hw_5_yield_modes.xls
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Constant Acceleration Motion Calculations.xls
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Alex Tomanavich updates his popular calculation FOOTINGS.xls
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