Creep-SCLAY1S - PLAXIS UDSM
Application
PLAXIS 2D PLAXIS 3D
Version
PLAXIS 2D PLAXIS 3D
Date created
22 August 2018
Date modified
21 September 2020
The Creep-SCLAY1S model is capable of simulating the anisotropic and rate-dependent behaviour…
Effect of Anisotropy on Tensile Stresses at the Bottom of a Base Course in Flexible Pavements
Application
PLAXIS 2D
Version
PLAXIS 2D
Original Author
Amir H. Mohammadipour, Phillip S.K. Ooi, A. Ricardo Archilla
Date created
06 October 2011
Date modified
24 October 2016
The role of an aggregate base…
Circular tunnel driven in elastic cross anisotropic rocks
Application
PLAXIS 2D
Version
PLAXIS 2D
Date created
26 February 2016
Date modified
26 February 2016
This movie shows how to set-up the model used in the validation document linked below. The validation concerns…
2D2011.00: Anisotropic plate properties taken as isotropic
Application
PLAXIS 2D
Issue status
Open
First Affected Version
PLAXIS 2D 2011.00
Found in Version
PLAXIS 2D 2011.00
Fixed and Released in Version
Issue #
17139
Date created
03 April 2012
Date modified…
3D Jointed Rock uses incorrect E1 and E2
Application
PLAXIS 3D
Issue status
✔ Solved
First Affected Version
PLAXIS 3D 2010.01
Found in Version
PLAXIS 3D 2010.01
Fixed and Released in Version
PLAXIS 3D2012.00
Issue #
17340
Date created
…
Anisotropic permeability in 3D 2011 groundwaterflow gives incorrect results
Application
PLAXIS 3D
Issue status
✔ Solved
First Affected Version
PLAXIS 3D 2011.00
Found in Version
PLAXIS 3D 2011.00
Fixed and Released in Version
Solved in a recent version
Issue #
16109
Date…
Results from a geotechnical benchmark exercise of an embankment on soft clay
Application
PLAXIS 2D PLAXIS 3D
Version
PLAXIS 2D PLAXIS 3D
Original Author
P.A. Vermeer, H. F. Schweiger, M. Karstunen, M. Cudny
Date created
27 October 2011
Date modified
24 October 2016
The results of…
Anisotropic Clay Models: S-CLAY1 and S-CLAY1S - UDSM
Application
PLAXIS 2D
Version
PLAXIS 2D
Date created
02 May 2011
Date modified
02 May 2011
S-CLAY1S is an elasto-plastic model that account for initial and plastic strain induced anisotropy via a rotational hardening…
Re: Anisotropic Reflections
another, perhaps more "useful" test:
I think Brad Peebler and the rest of the Luxology team has made a very good job with this feature (more advanced and comvincing than the anisotropy method used in Maxwell)
Re: Anisotropic Reflections
FCBs_Colin:
Very nice. Is that using an anisotropic map?
Yes, I used anisotropic maps that I created in Photoshop. No other maps are used in the metal materials. Read more about how it works in this excellent article (Not written…
anisotropic metals
test using anisotropic texture maps in the anisotropy slot in the material editor
