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Source Code: https://github.com/Blueprints-org/blueprints
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Welcome to Blueprints, the go-to repository for civil engineering professionals and enthusiasts!
It includes programmable engineering standards, formulas, tables, and checks across a variety of structural and geotechnical disciplines. We offer tools for materials, geometry, and section checks, as well as a foundation of essential use cases designed to meet all key engineering needs.
Stop coding civil engineering logic from scratch, ditch Excel, and start collaborating to shape the future of civil engineering! 🚀
Want to get started quickly? Check out our Quick Start Guide or our full documentation.
Blueprints is free and open source software. Distributed under the terms of the MIT license.
Installation
Python >=3.12 is required.
For the last stable release:
pip install blue-prints
Mission
Our mission is to reduce the cost and time associated with civil engineering calculations by:
- Offering a robust suite of tools that encapsulate both basic and advanced engineering tasks
- Providing an open-source alternative to expensive proprietary tools with full transparency
- Standardizing programmable civil engineering implementations, minimizing redundancy
- Fostering a community where sharing knowledge and best practices is the norm
- Ensuring 100% code coverage and high-quality documentation
Key Features
- Eurocode Implementations: EN 1992 (Concrete), EN 1993 (Steel), EN 1997 (Geotechnical), etc.
- Material Definitions: Concrete, steel, rebar, and soil properties
- Steel Profile Database: HEA, HEB, IPE, CHS, RHS, UNP profiles, etc.
- Shape Building Blocks: Rectangle, circle, tube, triangle, hexagon, etc.
- Engineering Checks: Shear, torsion, punching, anchorage, concrete cover, etc.
- 100% Test Coverage: Reliable, well-tested implementations
How to Contribute
We welcome contributions from developers and engineers of all skill levels! Check our Contributor Guide to get started.
If you have found a bug 🐛, or have a feature request ✨, raise an issue on the GitHub issue tracker.
Alternatively you can get support on the discussions page.
Disclaimer
Users are responsible for verifying results and ensuring compliance with applicable codes and regulations. See our full disclaimer for details.
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