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Tag Archives: laterally loaded piles
P-Y Curve function
The pile lateral load analysis program presented in a previous post used linear elastic spring supports to model the restraint provided by the soil. Soil stress/strain behaviour is of course highly non-linear, and this post presents an Excel User Defined Function … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Geotechnical Engineering, Newton, UDFs, VBA
Tagged COM624, Excel, laterally loaded piles, Soil PY curves, UDF, VBA
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COM624 download and documentation sites
COM624 is a freeware DOS based program for the analysis of lateral loads on piles produced by the FHWA in the USA. The program and documentation are available for free download, but are well hidden, so I’m posting links to … Continue reading
Posted in Geotechnical Engineering, Newton
Tagged COM624, download, laterally loaded piles
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