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WEAP

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WEAP

WEAP

(OP)
I would like to experiment with how different factors influence the driving of a pile, for my own personal curiosity. I do not have access to GRLWEAP. Do any DOTs/Universities have a free version of comparable software? Or is this a completely proprietary analysis tool?

RE: WEAP

I didn't try it but There is demo version here:

http://www.pile.com/products/grlweap/

Our company purchased the software some years ago and it was not too expensive, if you are really interested on it, you would want to buy it.

RE: WEAP

There's a free DOS WEAP program called WEAP87 that was developed for FHWA floating around. It's an old DOS program so it's not user friendly and you will have to run a DOS emulation program to run it. It has a full manual written for it in great detail.

It was written in the 70's so it was originally meant for punch card input. So there is an input program and a program to run the analysis. I have been able to successfully run it and get results comparable to a CAPWAP analysis done on a PDA.

RE: WEAP

(OP)
Thank you. I will look into those options.

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