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Software RIDO for retaining wall desin

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vtmp (Civil/Environmental)

14 May 04 4:39

I would like to have more information about the geotechnical software RIDO for the design of retaining wall. Is it a commonly used program for sheet pile design? What is the background linked to this program? Does anybody know where I can download a demo? Who are the suppliers?

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BigHarvey (Geotechnical)

14 May 04 10:30

It is used quite a lot in France, although there are now better programs. You should contact v.bernhardt@terrasol.com. She is Software Department Manager at Terrasol and will certainly be able to answer all your questions.

BigHarvey (Geotechnical)

18 May 04 6:03

RIDO is sold by RFL ( Robert Fages Logiciels ). Contact Mr Robert Fages at rfl@fages.com or phone 33 472 25 85 96. The latest version should be 4.02.

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