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 Geotechnical Solution - Capabilities. Analysis Carried Out

ANALYSIS CARRIED OUT WITH THIS MODULE

Seepage analysis

* Obtain the water table and water pressure.

* Obtain the saturation line for 2D problems.

* Export the obtained pore water pressure to slope stability problems. The finite element mesh used in the two analyses can be different.

* Calculate filtered flows through boundaries.

* Two types of problems that can be solved with the seepage analysis:

- Confined Flow problem.
- Free Surface problem.

* It is possible to consider two different situations for the analysis:

- With drains.
- Without drains.

* Seepage boundary conditions available for areas (New).

Slope Stability Analysis

* CivilFEM allows to calculate the safety factor against sliding phenomena in 2D models according to the following methods:

- Classic failure methods.

   * Fellenius
   * Bishop.
   * Janbu and modified Janbu.
   * Morgenstern price.
   * US Corps of Engineers.

- FEM results.

- Action on model: seismic effect, loads and hydrostatic load over the slope surface.

* The following actions can be considered in the analysis:

- Seismic effects.
- Loads applied directly over the slope.
- Hydrostatic load.
- Results of a seepage analysis can be introduced as input loads to the slope stability calculation.

Hoek & Brown Failure Criteria

* This tool offers ANSYS/CivilFEM users the possibility to work with rock foundation models, satisfying the Hoek and Brown's failure model, original (1980) or modified (1992).

                                                              Hoek & Brown Failure Criteria

Terrain Initial Stress (without strain)

* This application calculates inner stresses in the terrain as a result of its self weight. It is very useful, for example, to take into account earth pressure due to excavation processes.

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