D-CALC

Pole damage analysis software. D-Calc provides pole inspectors and engineers a tool to quickly evaluate the effect of damage on a pole’s strength.

Silhouette of a person bent over along a shoreline with a boat and water in the background, logo with text 'D-Calc'.

In the past, pole adequacy assessments were typically based on average remaining shell thickness or reduced circumference measurements. D-Calc allows the user to input pole properties and “draw” a representation of the damage observations, which it then uses to calculate the percent remaining strength based on section modulus.

D-CALC BENEFITS

  • Objective pole maintenance

  • Bring your own device

  • Auditable data

  • Field-friendly

  • Integration options

Tablet screen displaying a wood texture with an overlay of a purple circle, and a user interface for editing damage details, including options for pocket damage, shell thickness, and angle to min shell.
D-CALC Flyer
D-CALC Flyer

PRICING & ORDERING

$50/user/month

$500/user/year

$950/user/perpetual

PURCHASE HERE
PURCHASE HERE

API, SDK, and Enterprise options are also available upon request. Contact Paul Petersen for more information.

Paul Petersen
970-204-4001
ppetersen@edmlink.com

Matt Sinclair
970-204-4001
msinclair@edmlink.com

Close-up of a wooden utility pole with rotted and broken wood at the base, with a metal measuring tape extending into the damaged area.
Tablet screen showing a wood texture with purple damage marks, interface options for adding damage to a wood surface, including different damage types, size, shell thickness, and angle, with a 'Delete Damage' button.
A digital interface on a tablet screen displaying a damage analysis app with options to analyze wood damage, including a large circular image of a wood cross-section with cracks highlighted in blue, and various damage editing tools.
A screenshot showing a wood log cross-section on the right and a software interface for analyzing and adding damage to the wood on the left.
A report titled 'D-Calc v5.0' from EDM International, Inc., showing job and pole information, damage data for a shell with depth 1, and results for level 1 including measurements in inches and in square inches, along with ANSI results and angles.
Screenshot of a Wedge Damage Editor interface with options for entering circumference missing, depth missing, and angle to damage in degrees. The interface includes buttons labeled Heart, Shell, Pocket, Wedge, Section, Slice, Cavity, Bolt, and contro