Features
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Vertical bearing capacity analysis
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Tomlinson’s method
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NAVFAC DM 7.2
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Method of effective stresses
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CSN 73 1002
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CTE-DB SE-C
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Settlement analysis
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Linear load-settlement curve (Poulos)
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Nonlinear load-settlement curve (Masopust)
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EN 1997 – option to choose partial factors based on National Annexes
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EN 1997 – option to choose all design approaches, consider design situations
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EN 1997 – accounting for the influence of pile technology
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Computation of load-settlement curve by the Finite Element Method (spring method) considering deformational characteristics of the soil
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Consideration of influence of pile technology (bored, driven, CFA piles)
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Various shapes of pile cross-section (rectangle, I - cross-section, cross, tube)
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Possibility of changing circular pile diameter with depth
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Determination of the modulus of subsoil reaction along the pile length according to Vesic, Matlock and Reese, CSN or input by user (constant or linear distribution)
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Analysis of horizontal bearing capacity (Broms method, p-y method)
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Output of results for load cases
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Negative skin friction
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Shear bearing capacity of RC cross-section
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Design of reinforced concrete cross-sections according to EN 1992-1 (EC 2), BS, PN, IS, AS, ACI, GB, SNiP, CSN
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Verification of steel pile cross section
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Verification of timber pile cross section