Planar-Sliding-Stability-Analysis-for-Rock-Slopes

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REQUIREMENTS

  • Windows XP or later, 32 or 64 bit
  • 200 MB of free hard-disk space
  • 256 MB memory (RAM)

SUGGESTED REQUIREMENTS

  • Windows 7, 32 or 64 bit
  • 200 MB of free hard-disk space
  • 1 GB memory (RAM)

Planar Sliding Stability Analysis for Rock Slopes

version 2.0

Updates

RocPlane v2.0 Update History


Version 2.042 - October 28 2011

  1. Online Help would now launch in Internet Explorer if Google Chrome is the default browser. The online help does not properly work in Google Chrome.
  2. Fixed a bug with the display of passive bolts in the Info Viewer.

Version 2.041 - February 8 2010

1. Probabilistic models with invalid wedges would plot incorrect cumulative distribution plots.

Version 2.040 - October 14 2009

1. Active bolts with capacity greater than driving force would report a 0 factor of safety. Now they report 100 as the factor of safety.
2. The 2d cross section view would sometimes incorrectly write 0 as the active or passive bolt load.
3. The program will now compute probability of failure for a slope whose mean failure plane angle is greater than the slope angle..
4. Probability of failure is now computed the same as Swedge #failed/#simulations. Probability of Sliding has been added which is the same as the old probability of failure #failed/#valid simulations. There is a new section in the help describing this. This will change files where the failure plane angle has a finite probability of exceeding the slope angle.

Version 2.038 - September 29 2009

1. Tension crack distance would not get updated correctly when using the minimize location option.
2. The infoviewer would sometimes not see the addition of a tension crack.
3. Added the ability to add grid lines to graphs.
4. If the the factor of safety is constant for all tension crack locations, the program will now display the wedge with the largest volume.


Version 2.037 - July 7 2009

1. Under rare circumstances the clipboard would be corrupted. Fixed.
2. Excel charting of multiple datasets would sometimes not work with Excel 2007.
3. Security system update to allow for educational updates and improve commercial network version.


Version 2.036 - May 4 2009

1. When removing all external loads in a probabilistic analysis, the program would not save the changes. Fixed..


Version 2.035

1. Converted help system from winhelp to webhelp to be compatible with Windows Vista.
2. Re-organized start menu folders and links.
3. Updated technical support dialog.


Version 2.034

1. Fixed a bug in the display of sensitivity data when some of the data is invalid due to invalid geometry.
2. Improved the color scheme of the charts (like our Slide and Phase2 products).
3. Improved printing code.
4. Improved help menu which includes tutorials.


Version 2.033

1. Program incorrectly calculated the intersection between a bolt and a tension crack. Fixed..


Version 2.032

1. Now supports multiple HASPHL locks on the same USB hub.


Version 2.031

1. External loads with negative plunge did not work correctly. It treated them as if it was a positive plunge.


Version 2.030

1. New Hasp-HL hardlock support. Removed support for old beige hardlocks.


Version 2.029

1. The random variable tension crack distance from the crest was broken in 2.025.


Version 2.028

1. The Barton-Bandis strength criterion has been updated to include the 70 degree maximum at low confining stresses (Barton and Choubey 1976). Phib has also been changed to Phir to better represent the current criterion. The help has been updated as well.


Version 2.027

1. Bench analyses would quote the wrong dimension (the slope height) for the wedge height in the cross-section view.
2. The tension crack distance was not being reported correctly in the infoviewer.
3. Support for new Educational system. Also update dll's to latest microsoft versions.


Version 2.024

1. Better error checking of data entered for probability distributions.
2. Fixed truncation of tension crack text in probability dialog.



Version 2.023

1. Cumulative plot exported to excel with the wrong axis label.
2. Updated hardlock and nodelock software.



Version 2.022

1. Improved performance for beige hardlocks.
2. Update to auto-update code and nodelock code.
3. Bug fix for network version and path path dialog.
4. Fixed a registry version bug introduced in the last update.
5. Updated hardlock api for new hardware.



Version 2.02

1. Added the new Generalized Hoek-Brown strength equations which includes damage due to blasting.
2. A new preferences dialog has been added to the file menu. Using the preferences dialog you can choose the new XP menu style and tabbed views. Tabbed views allow you to quickly change the view through tabs at the bottom of the screen.
3. Improved license management for network versions.
4. Improved look under WinXP.

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