Soil Liquefaction Analysis Software (NovoLIQ) Featured
NovoLIQ is a powerful, user-friendly geotechnical software for soil liquefaction analysis; It covers liquefaction assessment using various empirical methods, and estimation of post-liquefaction lateral spread and re-consolidation settlement of the site. Further technical specifications of NovoLIQ are presented below. NovoLIQ comes with a complete help file (accessible from inside the program), and user’s manual in PDF and eBook formats to allow you getting up-to-speed in just a few hours.
Download DocumentationNovoLIQ is a powerful, user-friendly geotechnical software for soil liquefaction analysis; It covers liquefaction assessment using various empirical methods, and estimation of post-liquefaction lateral spread and re-consolidation settlement of the site. Further technical specifications of NovoLIQ are presented below. NovoLIQ comes with a complete help file (accessible from inside the program), and user’s manual in PDF and eBook formats to allow you getting up-to-speed in just a few hours.
Field Data
NovoLIQ uses the following field tests for the analysis:
- Standard Penetration Test (SPT/DCP)
- Shear Wave Velocity (Vs)
- Becker Denseness Test (BDT)
All relevant corrections on field data (e.g. overburden depth correction, etc.) will be carried out by the program based on input data. Becker test data is converted to equivalent SPT blow counts.
For liquefaction analysis using CPT data please refer to our NovoCPT software.
For processing Becker penetration test, try our NovoBPT software.
Post-Liquefaction
The following methods are implemented in NovoLIQ for estimation of lateral spreading and re-consolidation settlement of the site:
- Faris et al. (2006)
- Zhang & Robertson (2004)
- Youd et al. (2002)
- Barlett & Youd (1992)
- Ishihara & Yoshimi (1992)
- Youd & Perkins (1987)
- Hamada et al. (1986)
In addition, residual strength (Sr) of liquefied soil will be calculated. All calculation details are provided in tabular format and can be exported to Excel.
CRR Methods
The following methods of estimation of Cyclic Resistance Ratio (CRR) are implemented in NovoLIQ:
- NCEER 1997
- Vancouver Task Force 2007
- Idriss & Boulanger (2014)
- Cetin et al. (2004)
- Japanese Highway Bridge Code
- ‘Chinese’ Code
- Seed et al. (1983)
- Tokimatsu & Yoshimi (1983)
- Shibata (1981)
- Kokusho et al. (1983)
You can compare the Factor of Safety values resulted from these different methods; NovoLIQ also calculates the average Factor of Safety if more than one method is selected.
| Category | Shallow Foundations , Soil Dynamics , Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering , Site Characterization & In-situ Testing (General) , Liquefaction Engineering |
| Licence Type | Commercial |
| Operating Systems | Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows 10 |
| Developer | Novo Tech Software |
| Developer Website | http://www.novotechsoftware.com |
| Developer Email | alireza@novotechsoftware.com |
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