GEO5 : Stability Analysis
Analysis of slope stability, rock slopes and MSE wall
GEO5 contains several programs for analyses of soil and rock slopes, dams, newly built embankments, and check of retaining walls global stability.
Programs for Stability Analysis
- Slope Stability
- Rock Stability
- MSE Wall
- Nailed Slope
- FEM
- FEM – Water Flow
- Anti-Slide Pile
- Redi-Rock Wall
The basic program for stability analysis is Slope Stability. It enables design and analysis of slope stability with circular or polygonal surface and automatic optimization of slip surface. It cooperates with all programs for analysis of Excavation Designs and Retaining Wall Designs. It enables creation of anchors, georeinforcements, surcharge and earthquake effects modeling.
The program for analysis of MSE Walls reinforced by georeinforcements is MSE Wall, which contains a large database of georeinforcements of different production firms. The program for nailed slope analysis (passive nails with shotcrete face or steel mesh) is called Nailed Slope.
The Rock Stability program is designated for analysis of rock slope stability for a specified type of failure, including a planar or polygonal slip surface or rock wedge.
The Anti-Slide Pile program is used for design of pile walls stabilizing slope movement or increasing safety factor of the slope.
All stability problems can also be solved by finite element method (fi,c reduction method) in the FEM program.
The ground water table can be calculated in the FEM – Water Flow program, and then passed into Slope Stability
or FEM programs for stability analysis.
