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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is SolverEdu and how does it work?

SolverEdu is an online application for solving tasks in mechanics, strength of materials and finite element method.

You will get a complete step-by-step solution with calculation results and graphs. Everything can be saved to an MS Word or PDF file.

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Is there a fee for using SolverEdu?

Some of the calculators available on the site are free and without the need to log in.

In the case of paid calculators, in order to obtain a complete report of calculations in editable form, one must purchase a subscription for a specific period or make a one-time payment for each use of the application.

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Can I use SolverEdu at any time?

Yes, the SolverEdu platform is available 24/7.

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Is it possible to send suggestions for changes and new features in SolverEdu?

Sure !!! All comments are welcome. Please send them to solveredu@solveredu.com

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Does the SolverEdu platform offer a solution quality guarantee?

The calculation results are verified on a very large number of examples. If you encounter any problems or errors please write to us at solveredu@solveredu.com. We will respond as soon as possible.

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How can I use the SolverEdu platform?

Just go to the website www.solveredu.com and run the application. Access to test analyses where you can try our application (without being able to get results) is free It is also not necessary to log in.

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What payment methods are available?

Various payment methods are available: transfers, cards, BLIK, PayPal, Revolut, Google Pay, Apple Pay and others - supported by Stripe and PayPal.

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What mechanics tasks can be solved with SolverEdu?

Currently, you can solve tasks of statically determinable beams (including hinges), truss (node separation method), statically determinable frames, center of gravity and moments of inertia of plane figures, torsion of bars, and tensile/compression problems of bars. Buckling and drawing Mohr's circle for stresses. FEM calculators for trusses and beams. Issues in kinematics and dynamics (Newton's 2nd law of dynamics) systems of bodies ( masses, blocks, equator). More calculators are coming soon.