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Terms of Use

These Terms explain the conditions for using EnggTools calculators, articles, standards notes, accounts, and saved work.

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This technical page is maintained by Ashish Kapoor, a project engineering lead. Use it as a learning and calculation-review aid, then verify critical work against current standards, project documents, supplier data, and competent engineering review.

Found an assumption, unit, formula, or standards-reference issue? Send the page URL through the contact page so it can be corrected.

By using EnggTools, you agree to use the website responsibly and only for lawful purposes. EnggTools provides engineering calculators, articles, and standards explanations for educational and practical support. The website does not replace official codes, licensed standards, project specifications, employer procedures, or qualified professional review. You are responsible for checking all inputs, formulas, assumptions, units, and outputs before using any result in real engineering work. Critical engineering decisions must be verified by competent professionals and against the latest official standards and project requirements. When you create an account, you are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your login details and for activity under your account. Content published on EnggTools, including articles, notes, page text, and tool explanations, belongs to the website owner unless otherwise stated. You may not copy, republish, scrape, or redistribute website content without permission. You must not upload or submit content that is illegal, harmful, misleading, copyrighted without permission, or otherwise inappropriate for the platform. EnggTools may change, improve, remove, or restrict features over time. Some tools or features may require an account to save work or access user-specific data. These Terms may be updated as the website evolves. Continued use of EnggTools after updates means you accept the revised Terms.

The most important practical rule is to treat EnggTools as a calculation and learning aid, not as an approval authority. A calculator can help screen a tolerance stack, bolt preload, section weight, pipe wall, or unit conversion, but the final decision still belongs with the responsible engineer and the controlling project documents.

The site also depends on respectful use. Do not try to scrape large sections of original content, bypass account controls, upload unsafe files, or present EnggTools examples as certified project deliverables. The platform is intended to make engineering review easier, not to remove review.