SVSLOPE
SVSlope represents the new standard in slope stability analysis. Users can perform classic limit equilibrium slope analysis by the method of slices or newer stress-based methods. Advanced searching methods are implemented in order to correctly determine the correct location of the critical slip surface.
SVSlope is characterized by an advanced probability analysis as well as integration with other packages in SVOffice. The streamlined user interface and advanced slip surface searching algorithms make for fast model setup and computation times.
We have put extensive effort into verifying SVSlope against classic case-study scenarios and existing slope stability software packages. This allows users to be confident that results from SVSlope are correct.
SVSlope is currently being used on world-class slope stability projects. Top slope stability industry experts already support the use of SVSlope as the new standard in slope stability modeling.
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KEY FEATURES
- Advanced stochastic analysis (monte carlo, latin hypercube, alternative point estimation method)
- One-way or two-way sensitivity analysis
- Spatial variability of material properties
- 14 different analysis methods including classic method of slices such as (Bishop, Janbu, Spencer, Morgenstern-Price, GLE, and others)
- Coupled unsaturated steady-state or transient seepage analysis is available when coupled with the SVFLUX software
- Advanced critical slip surface searching algorithms
- New finite element based slope stability methods
- Smooth user interface
- Comprehensive help systems
- Extensive support for reinforced slopes
- Support for the Hong Kong soil nail equation
- Support for 14 different soil strength models including (Mohr-Coulomb, Hoek-Brown, Undrained, Anisotropic, Bilinear, Frictional-Undrained, and four unsaturated shear strength strength models)
- Representation of dry or wet tension cracks
- Two-dimensional analysis
- Comprehensive visualization of results
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