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Oasys XDisp Pro is used to undertake and produce building, utilities and rail damage assessments, can undertake a multi-stage construction analysis without the need for multiple models, and is a core component of the Ground Movement Bundle Pro and the Geotechnical Suite Pro.
Oasys XDisp Pro is used by geotechnical and civil engineers on projects that require the need to control, limit and mitigate excessive ground displacements which may have a detrimental effect on existing or future builds.
Geotechnical and civil engineers overseeing ground movement assessments such as part of linear infrastructure design use Oasys XDisp Pro as it provides a validated, robust and user-friendly method of calculations, ensuring acceptable and appropriate QA and QC standards are met.
Combined with Oasys PDisp, geotechnical engineers can undertake comprehensive building and utilities damage assessments, including multi-stage construction analysis.
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XDisp Pro is the ultimate tool for busy engineers working on major projects with multiple stages and challenges. Innovated with the assistance of Arup engineers and used on some of the largest infrastructure projects in the UK, it is proven to save thousands of hours of unnecessary development time.
With the release of XDisp 20.0 analysis and calculation time has been greatly reduced thanks to the enabling of multicore processing, maximising the usage of your hardware.
Staged Construction is an innovative new feature that gives you unlimited analysis of different stages of the construction in a single model view. You no longer have to switch between model files and you can animate the visualisation of the analysis results to view how different structures, utilities, and railways react at different stages of the project.
Customise the visualisation by adding or removing features for clear presentation.
XDisp now uses the COM (Component Object Model) interface in a number of innovative ways. COM interface creates data objects that allow external programs to pass information and instructions to and from the other software programs. COM has already been used in research and it speeds up the analysis in geotechnical projects.
XDisp is the only software program available that offers such a range of assessment features.
Building Damage Assessments
Specific Building Damage Assessment is calculated using the Burland (1997) assessment method. Buildings are specified by their locations and bending properties. XDisp uses the analysis data to class the buildings into damage categories based on their tensile strains.
Generic Building Damage Assessment avoids detailed assessment of large numbers of buildings which are later found to experience damage within acceptable limits. The same assumptions and calculation methods which would be used for individual specific buildings are applied to representative sections transverse to a defined route. Along each section a number of different building geometries are analysed and the worst cases are assessed against standard criteria.
Utility Damage Assessment
Specific Utility Damage Assessment is calculated by assessing the extent of rotation of joints, pullout of joints and axial and flexural strains. Utilities are specified by their locations, dimensions and acceptance criteria for rotation, pullout and strain. XDisp uses the analysis data at joints and reports whether the rotations, pullouts and strains calculated at joints satisfy their respective limiting criteria.
Generic Utility Damage Assessment is similar to damage assessment of Generic Buildings. Generic Utilities are assessed by applying the specific utility damage approach to representative sections along a route using different utility properties and diameters.
Rail Damage Assessment
Assess vertical displacement, Cant, Twist (both short base and long base).
Embedded Wall Excavations
Embedded wall excavations are modeled in plan as polygons, with a level at each corner or circular vertical shafts. Each is assigned horizontal and vertical ground movement curves that are used to calculate soil settlements and horizontal ground displacements both at and beneath the surface.
You can use this option for the construction of retaining walls and for excavation in front of such walls to form restrained cuts or basements.
Xdisp for Tunnels and Mines
Tunnels can be modelled as cylindrical excavations in soil. XDisp software defines the settlement profile at the surface or specified depth based on estimated volume loss above the tunnel due to deformation. This method is based on empirical results and is much quicker and simpler than 3D FE.
Mines are taken as excavations of rectangular cross-sections in rock. XDisp uses an analysis based on the stochastic influence approach to predict subsidence and horizontal displacement.
The Oasys Ground Movement Bundles bring together tried and tested Oasys Geotechnical tools for slope stability assessment and the calculation of soil displacements due to imposed loading or excavation into a single bundle.
Find out more »The Oasys Geotechnical Bundles group together several Oasys Geotechnical software tools into a single subscription at a price significantly lower than the cost of the individual tools if purchased as separate subscriptions.
Find out more »The trials are limited for 14 days only, and there is no functional limitation. During the evaluation period you will only be able to use the software for test purposes and not for commercial paid work, and for the duration we will support you to get the most out of your test. System requirements can be found in the FAQs.
All we ask from you are some details so we can contact you to issue you with the installation file.
Once you submit your details, a customer service agent will contact you and provide the free trial installer.
Existing customers who are fully maintained can download the latest versions of their software on demand from their personalised customer licensing portal.
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We offer a limited-duration trial license for you to assess the suitability of our products for your projects.
During the evaluation period you will only be able to use the software for test purposes and not for commercial paid work, and for the duration we will support you to get the most out of your trial.
All we ask from you is some details so we can decide whether you are eligible for a trial.
Compatible with most modern day Windows operating systems.
The full conditions of purchase and maintenance are set out in the Oasys Software Licence and Support Agreement. All prices are subject to TAX at the current rate.
Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice – please ask for a written quotation.
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USD $2,414.48 – USD $25,641.73
Oasys XDisp is a tool that provides a simplified yet efficient method to analyse ground movements due to excavations such as shafts and tunnels, embedded wall excavations or mining. XDisp is used is to undertake and produce building, utilities and rail damage assessments, and is a core component of the Ground Movement Bundle and the Geotechnical Suite in both the Pro and Basic options.
Embedded retaining walls
Select your version | XDisp, XDisp Pro, Ground Movement Bundle, Ground Movement Bundle Pro, Geotechnical Suite, Geotechnical Suite Pro |
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Select your licence | Standalone, Network Floating, Network Floating International |
I would like to | 12 months Subscription (Pay annually), 36 months Subscription (Pay annually) |
Oasys Frew is also available as part of the Oasys geotechnical and suites that bring together complimentary tools in discounted packages
Standalone licenses are locked to an individual machine, but transferable by the user to another machine manually. Ideal for single users. Restricted to use within the country stated in the End User address submitted by Licensee to Oasys at the time of purchase.
Network Floating licenses can be activated on any number of machines, however you can only concurrently use the number of licences that you have purchased. Ideal for users requiring more flexibility or when working as part of a team. Restricted to use within the country stated in the End User address submitted by Licensee to Oasys at the time of purchase.
Network Floating International licenses can be activated on any number of machines, however you can only concurrently use the number of licences that you have purchased. Ideal for users requiring more flexibility or when working as part of a global team. Eligible for deployment world-wide at the Licensees leisure.
*Prices shown are per year cost
Both Subscription options will allow you the right to use the software for the defined term, with the full maintenance and support service included for the duration. The price will be fixed for the duration of the agreed term after which it will automatically renew for the same duration at the then current price.
12 month pay annually – Single payment for the full term at the commencement of the Subscription period
36 month pay annually – Three annual payments split the cost over the Subscription period. All payments are fixed at the time of purchase and are not subject to variance over time. Lower annual cost in comparison to 12 month option.
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