Designing Complex Retaining Walls
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On-Demand
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Level: Beginner/Intermediate
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Instructor: Allan Mitchell, PE
Course overview
The course, Designing Complex Retaining Walls using RISAFoundation Integration, is 1.5 hours of on-demand and hands-on training that explores ways to leverage the integration between RISA-3D and RISAFoundation to design custom retaining wall structures and other unique foundation situations. By rethinking where a RISA-3D model ends and a RISAFoundation model begins, users can learn to utilize the strengths of both programs to produce accurate analysis models, and to design underground structures that require more than simple hand calculations. Underground concrete water tanks, culverts, basement walls, and manhole vaults can all benefit from a combination two-part workflow where RISA-3D and RISAFoundation work seamlessly to design the complete structure.
Certification included
1.5 Hour PDH Certificate
What's included?
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1.5 Hours Of Video
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Model Files
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Lifetime Access
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1.5 Hour PDH Certificate
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PE licensed Instructor
Become an Expert.
The Designing Complex Retaining Walls Training is a hands on, learn by doing course aimed at helping users succeed in designing underground structures.
Do more, faster.
The combination of in-class examples and a homework model will help users internalize the best practices and tips and tricks shared throughout the training.
Course Lessons
Meet the instructor
Allan Mitchell, PE
Allan is a Technical Sales Engineer at RISA who helps customers find the right software to solve their problems. After completing a Bachelor of Science in Structural Engineering from the University of Maryland, Allan used RISA products for ten years as a designer before joining the team. He is excited to share his experience with you!
RISA delivers a suite of integrated software design solutions and technical support services that allow structural engineers to innovate with confidence, secure in the safety and efficiency of their designs.
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