GEOTEC Office, a software for geotechnical and design engineering

GEOTEC Office is a package for geotechnical and design engineering. The package contains the following programs and tools: ELPLA is a program for analyzing and designing slab foundation (raft foundation or mat foundation) with the real subsoil model. The program can analyze different types of subsoil models.ELPLA (ELASTIC PLATE) is a program for analyzing raft foundations of arbitrary shape with the real subsoil model. The mathematical solution of the raft is based on the finite element method. The program can analyze different types of subsoil models, especially the three-dimensional Continuum model that considers any number of irregular layers. A good advantage of this program is the capability to handle the three analyses of flexible, elastic and rigid foundations. In addition, the mesh of the rigid and flexible foundations can be constructed to be analogous to the finite elements mesh of the elastic foundation. Therefore, the three analyses can be compared easily and correctly. ELPLA can also be used to represent the effect of external loads, neighboring foundations, tunneling and the influence of the temperature difference on the raft.ELPLA is for Analyzing footings, rafts, piled rafts, pile groups and foundation groups. ELPLA considers different soil models, especially the three dimensional continuum model that takes into account any number of irregular layers. The program is able to handle the three solutions of flexible, elastic and rigid foundations. ELPLA can also be used to represent the effect of external loads, neighboring foundations, tunneling and the influence of temperature change on the raft.BOHR-Drawing borehole logging of soil layers by different symbols according to the German specification code DIN 4023. TIEF-Analyzing single piles, pile walls, simple problems of pile groups and rigid piled rafts. GeoTools-Analyzing different problems in geotechnical engineering. Self-Adaptive Mesh Wizard-T Generating finite element mesh with better element/ node distributions.