me-toolbox
me-toolbox is a Python library meant to simplify the tedious
calculations of mechanical design and help speed up the design process.
This library contains fatigue, gears, springs and fasteners analysis tools.
I made this library for my own personal use
Use at your own discretion.
Installation
Use the package manager pip to install me-toolbox.
pip install me-toolbox
Usage
import me_toolbox.springs as springs
import me_toolbox.gears as gears
import me_toolbox.fatigue as fatigue
import me_toolbox.fatigue as fatigue
import me_toolbox.fasteners as fasteners
compression_spring = springs.HelicalCompressionSpring(...)
extension_spring = springs.ExtensionSpring(...)
torsion_spring = springs.HelicalTorsionSpring(...)
gear = gears.SpurGear(...)
transmission = gears.Transmission(...)
se = fatigue.EnduranceLimit(...)
fatigue_analysis = fatigue.FatigueAnalysis(se, ...)
bolt = fasteners.Bolt(...)
fastener = fasteners.ThreadedFastener(bolt, ...)
pattern = fasteners.BoltPattern(fasteners, ...)
For more detailed examples: https://github.com/OmriStein/me-toolbox/tree/master/examples
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