| Program Name: |
Piles (Fine)
| Developer/Owner: |
Fine Ltd.
| Contact name: |
Jiri Laurin
| Contact e-mail: |
| World Wide Web Address: |
Windows XP, Vista
| Platform: |
Deep Foundations
| Category: |
| Program description: |
This finite element method program provides calculation of the vertical and horizontal bearing
capacity of single piles.
- Accounting for technological processes (take into account the technology effect)
- Computation of load-deformation curve with the help of finite element method using deformational
parameters of soil
- Shapes of pile cross-sections (rectangle, I - cross-section, cross)
- The possibility of changing diameter of circular footing with depth
- Modulus of the subsoil around the pile can be determined accrording to Vesic, Mattlock and Rees,
CSN, input by user
- Negative skin friction
- Dimensioning of reinforced concrete cross-sections according to EC2, BS, PN, IS, ACI
- Inteligent data input
- User friendly textual and graphical outputs
- Built-in context-sensitive help
- Compatibility with EC7
- Built-in database of soil characteristics
- more information and free demo available at http://www.finesoftware.eu
capacity of single piles.
- Accounting for technological processes (take into account the technology effect)
- Computation of load-deformation curve with the help of finite element method using deformational
parameters of soil
- Shapes of pile cross-sections (rectangle, I - cross-section, cross)
- The possibility of changing diameter of circular footing with depth
- Modulus of the subsoil around the pile can be determined accrording to Vesic, Mattlock and Rees,
CSN, input by user
- Negative skin friction
- Dimensioning of reinforced concrete cross-sections according to EC2, BS, PN, IS, ACI
- Inteligent data input
- User friendly textual and graphical outputs
- Built-in context-sensitive help
- Compatibility with EC7
- Built-in database of soil characteristics
- more information and free demo available at http://www.finesoftware.eu
Piles (Fine)
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