PLAXIS Geotechnical Analysis Software

Indian Railways used Bentley applications to overcome challenges and save USD 24 million, while completing the project within the deadline.

To successfully design twin 4.1-kilometer tunnels under the ocean that could be used for 120 years, Golder Associates used Bentley applications to optimize the design and minimize soil settlement.

SAIDEL Engineering uses PLAXIS to obtain approval for constructing the first residential building above subway tunnels in West Bucharest.

CNI Ingenieros resolved the challenges of constructing a 15-story building without impacting neighboring buildings and a busy campus environment.

Using Bentley’s digital twin technology, AAEngineering Group saved up to USD 2 million, delivering a new gold plant ahead of schedule in a dangerously seismic area.

PT. Wijaya Karya used Bentley’s integrated BIM applications to optimize quality and efficiencies, saving three-months’ time reconstructing a landslide-impacted site along Indonesia’s main road network.

Using Bentley’s digital twin technology, AAEngineering Group saved 30% in design time to deliver a gold production facility that ensured interoperability with existing infrastructure.

PT. Wijaya Karya transitioned from 2D modeling to BIM methodology to design a USD 530 million toll road that includes the longest double-decker bridge in the world.

Arup Singapore used gINT and PLAXIS to help minimize disruptions to nearby structures and design a strong foundation for Singapore’s largest tower.

Golder Associates (Hong Kong) used PLAXIS to conduct geotechnical analysis for tunneling, dismantling, and excavating, saving three months on construction and 2,000 tons of carbon-dioxide emissions.

WSP designs a complex basement beneath an iconic London landmark, leveraging RAM and PLAXIS to save one month in design time.

With PLAXIS and RAM Concept, WSP proved that a 50-story tower could be constructed in a compact footprint without disrupting neighboring rail operations.

Anil Verma Associates used BIM applications and 3D modeling to develop new rail lines and three additional underground stations within the dense environment of downtown Los Angeles.

Setec-Terrasol used Plaxis to establish 3D geotechnical models of two new access points at the existing Mairie des Lilas Station of the Paris metro, accelerating design and construction while reducing costs.