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JointLib
Structural and geotechnical engineering in the browser
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Structural and geotechnical engineering in the browser
2 followers
Finite element geotechnical analysis in the browser, nothing to install: staged excavations, anchored walls, slopes, tunnels and piles, with Hardening Soil, strength reduction, Eurocode 7 checks and a Word calculation report. Checked by 391 automated tests, 74 of them against published benchmarks. Ready-to-run examples open in one click. 70+ Eurocode calculators are free; Studio gives 3 free runs, then €9 per month.
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Hi, I'm Alex, and I build JointLib.
Geotechnical finite element analysis usually means a heavy desktop install and a licence that costs more than the project fee. I wanted it in a browser tab: draw the ground, add the wall and the struts, excavate in stages, press Run, download the report.
That is what JointLib does today. The solver handles excavations, anchored walls, slopes, dams, tunnels and piles, with Hardening Soil and the other models geotechnical engineers actually use, plus strength reduction and Eurocode 7 checks.
I didn't want you to take the numbers on trust, so every check is published: 391 automated tests, 74 against published benchmarks. The Griffiths & Lane slope comes out at F = 1.356 against ≈ 1.4.
Open any example from the gallery, run it, change it. The 70+ calculators are free; Studio gives 3 runs per program without a card.
Which example should I add next?