Mitre Software Corporation software

Draft spools faster, use inventory more efficiently, plan your NDE logically. Quickly prepare estimates from PCF or IDF files. Start with IDF or PCF files, installation drawings, or draw spools directly. The creation of piping spools enables you to record heat numbers and release drawings to fabrication. Record weld details, non-destructive examination and generate reports.

GSLOPE allows geotechnical engineers to carry out limit equilibrium slope stability analysis of existing natural slopes, unreinforced man-made slopes, or slopes with soil reinforcement. The program uses Bishop’s Modified method and Janbu’s Simplified method. GSLOPE allows either method to be applied to circular, composite, and non-circular surfaces. GSLOPE handles complex geometries, with up to 20 material types, 9 piezometric surfaces, 100 external line loads, and 100 layers of reinforcement. Any consistent system of units can be used, including metric or British units. For pore pressures, Ru parameters and piezometric surfaces can be used alone or in combination. Slopes can be analysed in either direction, and a seismic coefficient is provided for pseudo-static analysis.

GTILT is designed to help you handle large and small volumes of slope inclinometer data with a minimum of effort. A wide range of inclinometer probes, readouts, and loggers is supported, so even if you use equipment from more than one manufacturer, GTILT can still handle all your projects. Compatible with a wide range of inclinometer equipment; imports many types of inclinometer data files directly, and comes with conversion and/or downloading utilities for others. ses the same .GTL data file format as GTILT for DOS. The file format is enhanced to include sketch objects to be included on graphs, but remains readable by the DOS versions of GTILT.

GTILT PLUS provides all the features of GTILT, along with extra features for advanced users.