mento 0.3.5

An intuitive tool for structural engineers to design concrete elements efficiently.

An intuitive tool for structural engineers to design concrete elements efficiently.

This repository provides a comprehensive package for the design and structural analysis of concrete sections, beams and columns. The package adheres to multiple design codes, ensuring broad applicability in structural engineering projects.

Features

• Check and design for flexure and shear of:
  • Rectangular Concrete Beam
  • Rectangular One way Slab
• Unit-sensitive design, allowing users to input variables with their respective units for accurate calculations.
• Interactive usage in Jupyter Notebooks, allowing users to create custom calculations using package modules.
• Results are presented in markdown format within the notebook and as pandas DataFrames for easy handling of multiple checks.
• Ability to generate detailed calculation reports in Word.
• Comprehensive testing for design code compliance, including ACI 318-19, EN 1992-2004, and CIRSOC 201-2025.

Roadmap

The development is structured around key milestones, with ongoing tasks that aim to enhance functionality and compliance with design standards:

• Rectangular concrete beam section check and design for ACI 318-19 and CIRSOC 201-25.
• Rectangular concrete beam section check and design for EN 1992-2004.
• One way concrete slab check and design for ACI 318-19 and CIRSOC 201-25.
• One way concrete slab check and design for EN 1992-2004.
• Slab shear punching check and design for ACI 318-19 and CIRSOC 201-25.
• Slab shear punching check and design for EN 1992-2004.

Each milestone incorporates rigorous testing and continuous integration to ensure code quality and reliability.

Documentation

You can read the official documentation in this link: Mento Docs

Contributing

We welcome contributions from the community to expand and enhance the package. Please check the roadmap for current milestones and open issues for collaboration opportunities.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.