All data that can be used with LIQCA can be created, and various data can be automatically configured.
■Overview SoilWorks for LIQCA is a pre-post tool specifically for LIQCA. It inherits the usability of SoilWorks, allowing users to create data with an AutoCAD-like experience. After creating the data, users can launch LIQCA to perform calculations, providing an integrated working environment for LIQCA analysis. LIQCA is a software for liquefaction analysis based on effective stress, developed in 1987 by a development group led by Professor Kazumi Oka at Kyoto University.
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■System Requirements OS: Microsoft Windows 10, 11 (32Bit and 64Bit) CPU Minimum: Intel i5 2.5~2.9GHz CPU CPU Recommended: Intel i7 3.4GHz CPU or higher Memory Minimum: 8GB Memory Recommended: 16GB Resolution Minimum: 1280x1024 supporting True Color Resolution Recommended: 1920x1080 supporting True Color Recommended Graphics Card: GeForce NVIDIA series (if the program supports GPU, GPU is recommended) HDD Recommended: 2.0 GB or more of free space
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■ Liquefaction Analysis Dedicated Pre/Post - SoilWorks for LIQCA Dedicated Pre/Post ■ LIQCA Functions - Execute element simulation from defined soil property data - Setting groundwater levels using viscous boundaries, drainage conditions, and arbitrary lines - Support for various coupled analyses: General static → Dynamic coupling
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