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Software by [Ensoft, Inc.]

Ensoft, Inc., was established in Austin, Texas in 1985 with the principal aim of developing and applying computer-based solutions to complex engineering problems and has since built a strong reputation as a leader in this area. Ensoft has applied advanced technology, much of it based on recent research, in the writing of software for the solution of complex problems that arise in geotechnical and structural engineering. Notable among Ensoft’s computer programs are those that address the analysis and design of foundations employing piles and drilled shafts. Source: http://www.ensoftinc.com/

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PYWALL v5.0
Software by  Ensoft, Inc.  
<p>The theoretical concepts used in the PYWALL software extend beyond the conventional method of analysis and design of flexible retaining walls based on limit-equilibrium theory. As a difference to conventional pratice, the PYWALL method includes the effects ...
SETOFF
Software by  Ensoft, Inc.  
<p>The computer program SETOFF analyzes foundation settlement of both, shallow and deep foundations, using commonly-accepted procedures. The total settlement of a foundation is generally composed of two parts, elastic and consolidation settlement. Elastic ...
SHAFT v2017
Software by  Ensoft, Inc.  
<p>SHAFT is a computer program used to evaluate the axial capacity and the short-term, load-settlement curves of drilled shafts or bored piles in various types of soils. In general, the majority of axial capacity methods used by SHAFT are based on the latest ...
STABLPRO v2015
Software by  Ensoft, Inc.  
<p>STABL is a computer program written for the general solution of slope-stability problems using a two-dimensional limiting equilibrium method. The original program was developed by Ronald A. Siegel at Purdue University in 1975. STABL was placed on line for ...
TZPILE v2014
Software by  Ensoft, Inc.  
<p>TZPILE implements the well-known method of soil-structure interaction, commonly called the t-z method, where t-z and Q-w curves are used respectively for load transfers in side resistance and end bearing. The t-z and Q-w curves can be internally-generated ...
UTEXAS4
Software by  Ensoft, Inc.  
<p>UTexas4 is a computer software application for computing the stability of earth and earth-rock slopes and embankments.</p>