RS2 2019 features superior groundwater analysis tools for finite element steady state or transient seepage analyses.
This tree lets users toggle the visibility of an item on and off as well as perform other operations, including zooming in on and deleting an item. This pane facilitates the visualization of model components by presenting model entities, such as loads, groundwater boundary conditions, liners, and more, in a tree format. Separation of multiple transient stage groups by static or steady state stagesĪ Visibility Tree pane has been added to RS2’s modeling interface.Definition of static groundwater methods (piezolines, grids, Ru) by material.Display of hydraulic properties in the Material dialog (like RS3).Contour option to colour regions below and above the min/max contour level.New Staging filter to enable adjustment by Stage.Ability to adjust visibility and colour of boundaries, surfaces, piezometric lines, and more.New Dockform including a Property Grid, Visibility Tree, and Property Viewer.Material Properties dialog listing new material models.This commitment to a better user experience is evident in the significant additions and improvements we’ve made to the UI in RS2 2019 to promote ease of modeling. But we also commit ourselves to building tools that are intuitive and easy to use. Rocscience prides itself on building tools that engineers can rely on every day. More importantly, when users import a Slide2 model into RS2, the 1:1 correlation between materials means they can make a more accurate comparison between the model’s limit equilibrium (LE) and finite element (FE) analysis results to determine the reliability of the factor of safety (FS). Sharing the same material models allows RS2 and Slide2 to be used in conjunction, resulting in a unified and therefore better user experience. The addition of Slide2 material models to RS2 now enables seamless transition of slope models between the two products. Dynamic models such as Dafalias-Manzari.PLAXIS models, including Hardening Soil, HS Small Soft Soil, and Soft Soil Creep.FLAC models, including CY Soil and CH Soil.Slide2 material models with Isotropic and Anisotropic failure criteria.The new material models in RS2 2019 include the following, many of which are the direct result of user requests: The result is more accurate simulation of the response of real materials to loading conditions, which in turn means more reliable analysis results.
The addition of advanced material models in RS2 2019 means users now have access to a comprehensive array of failure criteria they can apply in RS2’s fully automated finite elements analysis.
RS2 2019 is here with a whole slew of new features including advanced material models for more realistic modeling of slope conditions, integration with Slide2 for more accurate comparison of slope analysis results, a better user experience for our customers, and more. RS2 2019 : Advanced Material Models, Integration with Slide2, UI Redesign, and More
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