RSPile’s Helical Pile Analysis computes ultimate compression and uplift capacities using limit-state methods, considering either end-bearing on helix plates or cylindrical shear—with optional shaft adhesion if enabled. Users can define helix spacing, depth, pitch, pile-section types, and include groundwater effects. Results include skin friction, shear, end-bearing, and total capacity outputs.

RSPile’s Multiple Load Cases lets users automatically import and analyze dozens (or hundreds) of piles with varied load cases via a spreadsheet interface. Once computed, RSPile handles batch computation and returns both a consolidated summary (displacement, reaction, capacity ratios) and individual case files for detailed review. This dramatically speeds up analysis of workflows, saving engineers hours of work spent in manual pile-by-pile assignments.