| Program Name: |
Examine 2D
| Developer/Owner: |
Rocscience Inc.
| Contact name: |
Stacey Hellas
| Contact e-mail: |
| World Wide Web Address: |
Windows
| Platform: |
Rock mechanics
| Category: |
| Program description: |
Examine2D is a very fast two-dimensional indirect boundary element and displacement
discontinuity program for calculating stresses and displacements around underground and
surface excavations in rock. Unlike the Finite Element and Finite Difference methods, the
boundary element method only requires meshing around the excavation boundaries,
eliminating the need for complex volume mesh generation.
Examine2D provides an integrated graphical environment for data entry and visualization. A
CAD based modeler allows for point and click geometry input and editing. Popup windows
allow for easy entry and modification of model parameters.
The simple editing tools provide a convenient method for performing parametric studies. The
graphical data interpreter offers a rich set of tools for the convenient display of model results.
With Examine2D you can quickly create and mesh a model, perform a stress analysis, and
interpret the results.
discontinuity program for calculating stresses and displacements around underground and
surface excavations in rock. Unlike the Finite Element and Finite Difference methods, the
boundary element method only requires meshing around the excavation boundaries,
eliminating the need for complex volume mesh generation.
Examine2D provides an integrated graphical environment for data entry and visualization. A
CAD based modeler allows for point and click geometry input and editing. Popup windows
allow for easy entry and modification of model parameters.
The simple editing tools provide a convenient method for performing parametric studies. The
graphical data interpreter offers a rich set of tools for the convenient display of model results.
With Examine2D you can quickly create and mesh a model, perform a stress analysis, and
interpret the results.
Examine 2D - Rock Mechanics Software Listing
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