
- In-situ Stress ( Ko procedure/gravity loading/pre-stress) and Pore-pressure Initialisation
- Construction staged analysis
- Drained /undrained analysis
- Seepage analysis (steady state / transient)
- Saturated or partially saturated flow
- Consolidation analysis (full coupled stress-flow analysis)
- Pressure dependent degree of saturation
- Freely moving phreatic surfaces
- Porosity or saturation dependent permeability
- Deformation dependent density and porosity
- Dynamic (linear and nonlinear) and liquefaction analysis
- Special (embedded) pile elements with nonlinear pile shaft and toe interfaces
- Anchors, nails, and rock bolt modelling
- Geotextiles
- Strength reduction analysis (phi-c)
Material models suitable for soil & rock
- Mohr-Coulomb, Tresca
- Drucker-Prager, Von Mises
- Transversely Isotropic
- Duncan-Chang
- Hoek-Brown
- Jointed Rock
- Modified Cam-Clay Jardine (London clay)
- Modified Mohr-Coulomb (Cap model)
- Classic Brick
- Special Interface Models
- User supplied subroutine
Dynamic analysis and liquefaction
- Eigenvalue analysis (eigenfrequencies, eigenmodes, participation factors, effective masses)
- Direct frequency response analysis
- Modal frequency response analysis
- Spectral response analysis (ABS, SRSS, and CQC modal combinations)
- Linear and nonlinear time domain analysis (total, transient and steady state, solution)
- Various time integration methods, e.g. Newmark, Wilson-theta, Runge-Kutta
- Hybrid Frequency-time domain analysis (steady state solution)
- Fluid-structure interaction
- Multi-directional base acceleration loads
- Prescribed nodal acceleration loads
- Distributed mass elements (2D line elements + 3D surface elements)
- Bounding/boundary elements for far field behavior (2D line elements + 3D surface elements)
- Viscous, structural, and continuous damping
- Specified or calculated initial conditions
- Consistent or lumped mass and/or damping matrices
- Towhata-Iai liquefaction model (2D models and largely un-drained conditions)
- Nishi liquefaction model (for 2D/3D, partially drained conditions, arbitrary shearing direction)
- Bowl liquefaction model (for 2D/3D, partially drained conditions, horizontal shearing)
- User-supplied liquefaction models (USRLIQ subroutine)



























