Programmer for Slope Stability and Retaining Wall Analysis -- 3
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
You can read and see the description in the PDF file. A detailed description is still going on so work may start in 10 days.
The program's main goal is to complete a Slope Stability Analysis and Reinforced Concrete Retaining Wall Analysis. All the calculation formulas AND methods will be provided. The program will include a real-time changing simple section view in BOTH Slope Stability Analysis and Retaining Wall Analysis TAB. The program will create a REPORT FILE (in 97-2003 Microsoft Word Document format). An example for the Report file will be provided. Also, the program will make a drawing file (in dxf format) (an example file will be sent it’s not COMPLEX drawings) for slope and retaining wall. In slope stability analysis program will create a trial-error mechanicsm to FIND the critical slip surface (a circle) (For lowest safety factor) with different searching methods. While programming this searching methods we will have some limitations that will make some boundaries to start and end. There will be simple formulations for calculations in retaining wall analysis, but in TOTAL FAILURE ANALYSIS, we will still require (less than slope stability analysis) a little trial-error analysis.
The program's main goal is to complete a Slope Stability Analysis and Reinforced Concrete Retaining Wall Analysis. All the calculation formulas AND methods will be provided. The program will include a real-time changing simple section view in BOTH Slope Stability Analysis and Retaining Wall Analysis TAB. The program will create a REPORT FILE (in 97-2003 Microsoft Word Document format). An example for the Report file will be provided. Also, the program will make a drawing file (in dxf format) (an example file will be sent it’s not COMPLEX drawings) for slope and retaining wall. In slope stability analysis program will create a trial-error mechanicsm to FIND the critical slip surface (a circle) (For lowest safety factor) with different searching methods. While programming this searching methods we will have some limitations that will make some boundaries to start and end. There will be simple formulations for calculations in retaining wall analysis, but in TOTAL FAILURE ANALYSIS, we will still require (less than slope stability analysis) a little trial-error analysis.