Latest News in Geomechanics

Russian high-tech engineering company CompMechLab and KISSsoft AG signed an agreement about KISSsoft/KISSsys software distribution

Swiss company KISSsoft AG develops software solutions for engineers who work in various branches of industry. “These are our first steps in Russian market, but we can see the huge potential and positive development trends of Russian industry. For more convenient work with KISSsoft/KISSsys we have already started the software translation into Russian and adaptation to Russian standards. We are glad that we have signed the Agreement with CompMechLab® Ltd. We expect this company to be our reliable and highly professional partner in KISSsoft and KISSsys software promotion, application, customers training and support in Russian, CIS and Baltic States markets,” – added KISSsoft AG General Director, Dr. Stefan Beermann.

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COMSOL Releases Geomechanics Module - Advances into Soil and Rock Mechanics Simulations

COMSOL, Inc. introduced the Geomechanics Module, enabling the growing community of COMSOL Multiphysics users to harness its simulation environment for geotechnical and civil-engineering applications such as slope stability evaluation and failure prediction of tunnels, retaining structures, and excavations. The Geomechanics Module provides tailored interfaces for studying plasticity, deformation, and failure of soils and rocks, as well as their interaction with concrete and human-made structures. The Module, which comes with a variety of material models for soils, builds off of the Structural Mechanics Module add-on for the company's flagship simulation software, COMSOL Multiphysics, and offers the ability to combine analyses with all other COMSOL modules seamlessly.

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Now available: COMSOL Multiphysics Simulation Booklet

A new guide to multiphysics simulation tools the COMSOL Product Booklet 2011 is now available free of charge at COMSOL web-site.

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CompMechLab Research Projects in Geomechanics

	Simulation of the freezing halo and thawing of soils contiguous to the North-European gas pipeline as a result of seasonal and technological change of gas temperature
Keywords:	North-European gas pipeline, soil, gas pipeline coating, transient non-linear heat transfer, phase transition, gas pipeline freezing, climatic conditions, gas temperature, frozen layer thickness, frost protrusion, gas pipeline displacement
Software:	ANSYS
Year:	2007
Reads: 523	For registered FEA.RU users only. Log In/New User...

	FE Analysis of the Sewage Collector and Nearby Subway at Different Stages of Construction
Keywords:	Underground sewage collector, concrete, multi-layer soil, Drucker-Pruger material, construction
Software:	SolidWorks, ANSYS
Year:	2006
Reads: 2312	Read more...

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