PLAXIS 3D: 3D Geotechnical Numerical Modelling

Learn how to perform numerical modelling using PALXIS 3D

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Description

In this empowering course, students will embark on a transformative journey into the world of geotechnical engineering numerical analysis using PLAXIS 3D. Throughout this comprehensive curriculum, participants will gain a solid understanding of the software's functionalities and develop the essential skills needed to navigate the intricacies of PLAXIS 3D.

The course commences by establishing a strong foundation in PLAXIs 3D, ensuring students grasp the fundamental concepts. As students delve into the software, they will become proficient in creating, manipulating, and analyzing geotechnical models numerically. Guided by interactive exercises and practical examples, participants will learn how to efficiently generate meshes, simulate soil-structure interaction, and interpret output. They will explore a range of essential features for addressing complex geotechnical challenges. Step-by-step models are constructed, solved, and analyzed.

The course shows how to export models from PALXIS 2D into PLAXIS 3D to solve a 3D slope stability problem. A bridge pier foundation supported on piles is constructed from scratch and analyzed in detail.

By the conclusion of this empowering course, beginners will possess a solid command of PLAXIS 3D, equipped with the knowledge and skills to excel in geotechnical projects. They will emerge with a comprehensive understanding. Armed with this expertise, students will confidently embark on geotechnical endeavors, contributing to the field with their proficiency in analysis, design, and decision-making.

The following 3 step-by-step applications are covered:

1- 3D slope Stability

2- Piled foundation of a bridge Pier

3- Clay consolidation under a raft foundation

What You Will Learn!

  • Construct and analyze 3D geotechncial problems using PLAXIS
  • Perform 3D consolidation analysis
  • Examine output
  • Simulate dewatering

Who Should Attend!

  • Geotechnical engineers
  • Final year civil engineering students
  • Postgraduate geotechncial students