Plaxis Tutorial
Educational Courses for Plaxis Users
Plaxis Tutorial
Educational Courses for Plaxis Users
Geotechnical Analyses
of Retaining Walls in Plaxis 2D
COURSE
Learn how to perform geotechnical analyses of various retaining walls in Plaxis 2D.
Drained and undrained soil.
Consolidation analysis in Plaxis
COURSE
Learn about the difference between drained and undrained soil behaviour, and how to perform a consolidation analysis in Plaxis.
5 Macros
for Productive Work in Plaxis
MANUAL
Learn how to automate repetitive commands in Plaxis
with the help of macros.
with the help of macros.
Geotechnical Analyses
of Retaining Walls in Plaxis 2D
COURSE
Learn how to perform geotechnical
analyses of various retaining walls
in Plaxis 2D.
analyses of various retaining walls
in Plaxis 2D.
Drained and undrained soil.
Consolidation analysis in Plaxis
COURSE
Learn about the difference between drained
and undrained soil behaviour, and how to
perform a consolidation analysis in Plaxis.
and undrained soil behaviour, and how to
perform a consolidation analysis in Plaxis.
5 Macros
for Productive Work in Plaxis
MANUAL
Learn how to automate repetitive
commands in Plaxis with the help of
macros.
commands in Plaxis with the help of
macros.
Advantages of Plaxis Tutorial's Courses
Quality
All courses are prepared by a highly qualified geotechnical engineer with many years of extensive experience using Plaxis for numerous medium and large-scale projects worldwide.
Support
By enrolling in a course, you gain access to your course instructor and can ask her any questions related to the course topic. The course instructor will do her best to provide you with all the necessary information.
Price
The goal of our courses is to help you become advanced Plaxis users, rather than earning money from this project. This is why our prices are much lower than those of other online Plaxis courses on the market.
Blog
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- Soft soil modelThe Soft Soil model is a constitutive model that describes the mechanical behavior of clay-type soils characterized by extreme compressibility, such as near-normally
About author
Geotechnical Engineer and Advanced Plaxis User
Hi, I am Tatiana, the author of the Plaxis Tutorial project.
I started this project to help other engineers in better understanding the soil mechanics concepts underlying Plaxis analysis, as well as to enhance the productivity of their work in Plaxis.
If you have any questions about this website or Plaxis in general, please feel free to contact me via email or LinkedIn. Also, do not forget to subscribe to my Plaxis Tutorial YouTube channel.
I started this project to help other engineers in better understanding the soil mechanics concepts underlying Plaxis analysis, as well as to enhance the productivity of their work in Plaxis.
If you have any questions about this website or Plaxis in general, please feel free to contact me via email or LinkedIn. Also, do not forget to subscribe to my Plaxis Tutorial YouTube channel.
About author
Geotechnical Engineer and Advanced Plaxis User
Hi, I am Tatiana, the author of the Plaxis Tutorial project.
I started this project to help other engineers in better understanding the soil mechanics concepts underlying Plaxis analysis, as well as to enhance the productivity of their work in Plaxis.
If you have any questions about this website or Plaxis in general, please feel free to contact me via email or LinkedIn. Also, do not forget to subscribe to my Plaxis Tutorial YouTube channel.
I started this project to help other engineers in better understanding the soil mechanics concepts underlying Plaxis analysis, as well as to enhance the productivity of their work in Plaxis.
If you have any questions about this website or Plaxis in general, please feel free to contact me via email or LinkedIn. Also, do not forget to subscribe to my Plaxis Tutorial YouTube channel.
Contacts
plaxistutorial.tatiana@gmail.com
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