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3D Engineering Analysis for Underground Excavations
Examine3D is an engineering analysis program for underground excavations in rock. Examine3D was developed mainly for stress analysis, although its data visualization tools can be applied to a wide range of three-dimensional mining and civil engineering data. For example, Examine3D has been used to visualize microseismic datasets such as seismic velocity, source parameters, and event density.
Examine3D consists of three program modules: Model generates the geometry and boundary element discretization for underground openings, Compute performs the computation of stresses and displacements, using the direct boundary element method and Interpret, with 3D animation capability, visualizes the analysis results. Each of the three modules can be run independently. For example, the input data for Compute can be generated using Model or some other CAD based program. Similarly, Interpret accepts data from Compute or from some other source. Both Model and Interpret are fully interactive and menu-driven programs.
Examine3D v4.0 Product Sheet
Evaluation copy available upon request
Features
Miscellaneous
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Restart Capabilities
Optimized for Speed and Accuracy
Hard Copy Support:
- Postscript Printer Support
- GIF, PCX, TGA Image Files
Export to Examine2D
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Documentation
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1 GHz Pentium Processor
Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003
100MB of free hard disk space
256MB memory (RAM)
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3 GHz Pentium Processor
Windows 2000/XP/2003
80 GB hard Disk
1GB memory (RAM)
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