Our library includes two software applications:
- UniSettle: Developed to assist engineers in performing stress and settlement calculations involving complex load combinations and site conditions. UniSettle includes the analysis of vertical drains and stone columns used for soil improvements. Consolidation over time is computed using both the degree of consolidation (Uz) and the average degree of consolidation (Uavg).
- UniPile: To analyze piles and pile groups according to various design methods. UniPile considers bearing capacity, pile group settlement, negative skin friction, and drag force. Pile resistance is computed based on effective stresses and other popular SPT and CPT methods such as UWA (Lehane, 2021) and the updated LCPC (Bustamante-Gianselli, 2012). UniPile also simulates the load-movement behavior of the pile in a static Head-Down and Bidirectional loading test.
Our software applications were designed for Microsoft Windows 10 (and above). UniSettle and UniPile do not come with a Dongle or USB key protection. Licenses are validated using a unique serial number and activation code. You may install the software in any number of computers or systems and share your license credentials with any number of users in your organization.