The Mechanics Calculator category covers classical physics and motion in one convenient place. Convert engine output with the Torque to Horsepower Calculator, analyze movement with the Speed Calculator and Distance & Time to Speed Calculator, and quantify stored or moving energy with the Potential Energy Calculator and Kinetic Energy Calculator.

Browse the Popular list to see which tools students and engineers use most, or flip to the Trending tab for recent favorites. Every calculator is free, runs entirely in your browser, and opens on any device.

  • Hoop Stress Calculator (Thin-Wall Pipe)
    Calculate hoop (circumferential) and axial stress in a thin-wall pressurized pipe or cylinder using σ = PD/2t. Enter pressure, diameter and wall thickness.
  • Stefan-Boltzmann Radiation Calculator
    Calculate thermal radiation power with the Stefan-Boltzmann law P = εσAT⁴. Enter emissivity, surface area and absolute temperature to get watts radiated.
  • Hydrostatic Pressure Calculator
    Calculate hydrostatic (fluid) pressure with P = ρgh. Get gauge and absolute pressure in Pa, kPa, bar and atm from density, gravity and depth.
  • Resultant Force Calculator
    Calculate the resultant of two forces acting at an angle using the parallelogram law. Get magnitude and direction in newtons instantly.
  • Two-Support Beam Reaction Calculator
    Calculate support reactions R1 and R2 for a simply supported beam with a single point load using static equilibrium equations.
  • Average Acceleration Calculator
    Calculate average acceleration from initial and final velocity over a time interval using a = Δv / Δt. Free, instant, with worked example.
  • Density Calculator
    Calculate density from mass and volume using ρ = m / V. Get results in kg/m³ and g/cm³ instantly. Free, accurate physics density calculator.
  • Period and Frequency Calculator
    Convert between period and frequency instantly. Compute T = 1/f or f = 1/T plus angular frequency for any wave or oscillation.
  • Impact Velocity from Drop Height Calculator
    Calculate the impact velocity of an object dropped from a given height using v = √(2gh). Get speed in m/s, km/h and the fall time instantly.
  • Hydraulic Press Force Calculator
    Calculate hydraulic press output force using Pascal's law. Enter input force and both piston areas to find F2 = F1 × (A2/A1) plus system pressure.
  • Weight to Mass Calculator
    Convert weight (force in newtons) to mass in kilograms using m = W / g. Enter weight and gravitational acceleration to get mass instantly.
  • Torque from Moment of Inertia Calculator
    Calculate the torque required to rotate an object using τ = I·α. Enter the moment of inertia and angular acceleration to get torque in N·m instantly.
  • Maximum Static Friction Calculator
    Calculate the maximum static friction force from the coefficient of static friction and the normal force using F_s,max = μ_s · N. Free physics tool.
  • Work-Energy Theorem Calculator
    Calculate net work done on an object using the work-energy theorem: W = ΔKE = ½m(vf²−vi²). Enter mass and initial/final velocities to get work in joules.
  • Motor Power Calculator
    Calculate mechanical motor power from torque and RPM. P = T × 2π·RPM/60, with instant output in watts, kilowatts and horsepower.
  • Motor Torque Calculator
    Calculate motor torque (N·m) from power in watts and speed in RPM using T = P / (2π·RPM/60). Free, instant electric & mechanical motor torque tool.
  • Stopping Distance from Friction Calculator
    Calculate the stopping distance of a sliding object from its speed and friction coefficient using d = v²/(2·μ·g). Includes deceleration and stop time.
  • Rectangle Area Moment of Inertia Calculator
    Calculate the area moment of inertia (Ix and Iy) of a rectangular cross-section about its centroidal axes from width and height.
  • Kinetic Friction Incline Acceleration Calculator
    Calculate the acceleration of a block sliding down a rough incline from angle, kinetic friction coefficient, and gravity using a = g(sinθ − μcosθ).
  • Spring-Mass Oscillation Period Calculator
    Calculate the period, frequency and angular frequency of a mass on a spring using T = 2π√(m/k). Free online simple harmonic motion calculator.
  • Continuity Equation Flow Rate Calculator
    Solve the continuity equation A₁v₁ = A₂v₂ for fluid velocity and find volumetric flow rate Q = A·v in pipes and ducts instantly.
  • Atwood Machine Calculator
    Calculate the acceleration and cord tension of an Atwood machine from two masses and gravity. Fast, accurate physics calculator with worked example.
  • Elastic Collision Calculator
    Compute the final velocities of two objects after a 1D elastic collision from their masses and initial velocities. Conserves momentum and kinetic energy.
  • Coefficient of Restitution Calculator
    Calculate the coefficient of restitution (e) from collision velocities or from drop and bounce heights. Free, instant physics calculator.

Frequently asked questions

What physics and engineering problems can these solve?

The collection covers kinematics, energy, and rotational mechanics: find speed from distance and time, calculate how long a trip takes at a given speed, convert torque to horsepower for engine specs, compute kinetic or potential energy for an object, and work out angular velocity for rotating systems.

Is it free to use?

Yes — every calculator is free with no login, no subscription, and nothing to install. They work in any browser on a phone, tablet, or laptop.

How accurate are the calculations?

The tools apply standard Newtonian mechanics formulas such as KE = ½mv², PE = mgh, and P = Tω. Results are accurate for academic problems and general engineering estimates. For any safety-critical or code-governed application — structural analysis, vehicle design, industrial machinery — verify calculations against the applicable engineering standard and have a qualified engineer review the work.

Do these calculators store what I enter?

No. All calculations happen entirely in your browser. None of your inputs are sent to a server, logged, or stored — they disappear the moment you close or refresh the page.

Which mechanics calculators are used most?

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