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Rocscience Slide3, a powerful program that analyzes slope stability with the 3D finite equilibrium method to evaluate the factor of safety of 3D failure surfaces in soil or rock slopes. Groundwater, retaining wall and recharge can be included in the analysis. Slide3 analyzes the stability of three-dimensional sliding surfaces using vertical column limit equilibrium methods. Using this software, you can determine critical failure levels and calculate the correct safety factor using a combination of meta-heuristic search methods and local level shift technology. With the addition of parallel processing for both failure searches and FS calculations, results can now be generated in minutes. Gain more detailed concepts by integrating 3D wireframes (including surveyed topography, geological surfaces, modeled faults, etc.) into your 3D models.<\/p>\n

Building slope stability models is easier and faster than before. Import levels from geological modeling or mine planning software or use existing construction methods using coordinates or borehole data. You can choose to build surfaces from point cloud data or import block models from programs such as Leapfrog, Deswik, Datamin, and Vulcan. Slide3 includes features such as fast stretching, complex pore pressure distribution, many nonlinear material models, and unsaturated strength, which make it suitable for modeling dams and embankments. This method has been widely used in both hydroelectric and tailings dams. The ability to easily connect to RS3\u2019s powerful steady-state and transient groundwater analyzes means it can account for any possible pore pressure conditions.<\/p>\n

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