Gstabl7 With Stedwin: A Comprehensive Slope Stability Analysis System
Gstabl7 With Stedwin is a software package that combines Gstabl7 and Stedwin, two powerful programs for slope stability analysis. Gstabl7 is a program that performs limit equilibrium analysis of slopes using the method of slices. Stedwin is a smart
editor that simplifies data entry and modification, and creates high quality graphics from Gstabl7 output files. Together, they provide a comprehensive slope stability analysis system that can handle complex geometries, soil properties, loading
conditions, and reinforcement options.

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Gstabl7 With Stedwin was developed by Gregory Geotechnical Software, LLC, and was distributed by Annapolis Engineering Software until January 1, 2018. The software package is no longer available for purchase or download, but existing users can still use
it on Windows 11 (32-bit or 64-bit), Windows 10, Windows XP, Windows 7, and Windows 8. The software package supports the latest version of PCSTABL7, as well as PCSTABL6, PCSTABL4, STABL4M, PCSTABL5, STABL5M, STABL6H, and PennDOT versions PASTABLE and
PASTABLM.

Gstabl7 With Stedwin is a user-friendly and versatile software package that can handle a wide range of slope stability problems. Some of the features of Gstabl7 With Stedwin are:


Multiple methods of analysis: Bishop's simplified method, Janbu's simplified method, Spencer's method, Morgenstern-Price's method, Lowe-Karafiath's method, and Sarma's method.
Multiple types of failure surfaces: circular arcs, composite arcs, noncircular arcs (parabolic or elliptical), and user-defined polygons.
Multiple types of loading conditions: surcharge loads (uniform or trapezoidal), seismic loads (pseudo-static or Newmark's method), water loads (pore water pressure or seepage force), and self-weight.
Multiple types of soil properties: Mohr-Coulomb parameters (cohesion and friction angle), undrained shear strength, unit weight (dry or saturated), and groundwater table.
Multiple types of reinforcement options: tiebacks (horizontal or inclined), soil nails (horizontal or inclined), geosynthetics (horizontal or inclined), piles (vertical or battered), and anchors (vertical or battered).
Multiple types of output options: factor of safety, interslice forces, normal forces, shear forces, moment forces, slip surface coordinates, soil properties along the slip surface, and reinforcement forces.

Stedwin is a smart editor that allows on-screen data entry and modification similar to a spreadsheet. Stedwin also creates high quality graphics from Gstabl7 output files. Some of the features of Stedwin are:




Graphical display of input data: slope geometry, soil layers, water table, loading conditions, reinforcement options, and failure surfaces.
Graphical display of output data: factor of safety contours, critical slip surface, normal forces distribution, shear forces distribution, moment forces distribution, interslice forces distribution, and reinforcement forces distribution.
Printing options: color or black and white printing to any printer supported by Windows.
Saving options: saving graphics as .BMP files or exporting graphics as AutoCAD compatible .DXF files.

Gstabl7 With Stedwin is a software package that provides a comprehensive slope stability analysis system for geotechnical engineers. It can handle complex slope stability problems with ease and accuracy. It is no longer available for purchase or download[
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