Mathcad handbook: roark's formulas
Mathcad handbook: roark's formulas
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Hello all,
We have been long time users of Mathcad in combination with an "electronic handbook" for Roark's formulas for stress and strain. The version we are currently using is Mathcad 14 in combination with a Roarks handbook with files dating february 1994.
Now we are migrating to new systems and we will be getting Mathcad 15. As can be expected, we are experiencing problems with using a 1994 handbook in a 2011 software.
Anyone knows where can we find a more recent version of Roark's handbooks?
Thanks,
We have been long time users of Mathcad in combination with an "electronic handbook" for Roark's formulas for stress and strain. The version we are currently using is Mathcad 14 in combination with a Roarks handbook with files dating february 1994.
Now we are migrating to new systems and we will be getting Mathcad 15. As can be expected, we are experiencing problems with using a 1994 handbook in a 2011 software.
Anyone knows where can we find a more recent version of Roark's handbooks?
Thanks,





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RE: Mathcad handbook: roark's formulas
Thanks,
I have looked at the comparison sheet between 15 and prime. I don't understand the reason for existence of prime, but that's another discussion.
Mathcad 15 also has an option to open "e-books", so I guess there must be e-books available to open. Where can we find those?
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RE: Mathcad handbook: roark's formulas
It's been a while since I used Roark's with Mathcad. Wasn't the e-Book an extra purchase? You may have to call PTC and see about obtaining a copy. Otherwise, you'll have to find a different 3rd party Roark's applications. I know about the Knovel Library one (haven't used it) and one for Excel (wouldn't want to use it).
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RE: Mathcad handbook: roark's formulas
I have looked for Knovel libraries and googled for e-books for Mathcad, but sofar no results.
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