RS2

2D Finite Element Analysis Software

Analyzes slopes, foundations, tunnels, and more using the shear strength reduction method for accurate stability assessments.

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RS2

2D Finite Element Analysis Software

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Support Design

Whether your civil or mining project is above ground or below, RS2 enables you to effectively analyze stress/deformation, stability, support design, and staged excavations with ease.

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RS2

Support Design

Whether your civil or mining project is above ground or below, RS2 enables you to effectively analyze stress/deformation, stability, support design, and staged excavations with ease.

RS2

Consolidation and Seepage Analysis

With RS2's comprehensive consolidation and groundwater seepage analysis tools, you can analyze steady-state and transient flow alongside stress or deformation and thermal effects for dams, embankments, slopes, tunnels, and excavations.

RS2

Consolidation and Seepage Analysis

With RS2's comprehensive consolidation and groundwater seepage analysis tools, you can analyze steady-state and transient flow alongside stress or deformation and thermal effects for dams, embankments, slopes, tunnels, and excavations.

Slope Stability Analysis

Automate your slope stability analysis with Shear Strength Reduction, which considers applied loads, complex groundwater flows, and liquefaction effects from dynamic analysis for accurate results.

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RS2

Slope Stability Analysis

Automate your slope stability analysis with Shear Strength Reduction, which considers applied loads, complex groundwater flows, and liquefaction effects from dynamic analysis for accurate results.

Check out the full list of technical features in RS2

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RS2 Across Applications

  • Embankments
  • Liquefaction
  • Mining
  • Tunneling
  • Foundations
  • Nuclear Storage

Embankments

Analyze your embankments using slope stability, groundwater seepage, consolidation, or dynamic analysis.

Tutorial: Embankment Consolidation
Embankments in RS2

Liquefaction

Capture sudden loss of strength due to liquefaction with RS2's groundwater and dynamic analysis tools and an extensive library of advanced constitutive models.

Article: NorSand in RS2
Liquefaction in RS2

Mining

Analyze stability, stress, deformation, bench design, and support design of underground caverns and openings, for both open-pit and underground excavations.

Case Study: Safe Mine Re-Entry Plan
Mining in RS2

Tunneling

Design and analyze tunnel excavations and support systems using multi-stage analysis, 3D support installation simulation, and the tunnel profile wizard.

Case Study: RS2 vs Plaxis
Tunneling using RS2

Foundations

Analyze bearing capacity, settlement, and stress and deformation behaviour of shallow and deep foundations using RS2’s multi-stage analysis, simulation of support installation and extensive groundwater analysis capabilities.

Webinar: Foundation Analysis
Foundations using RS2

Nuclear Storage

Use RS2's advanced thermal analysis tools to evaluate the impact of temperature variations on energy storage facilities, subterranean structures, and geothermal energy projects.

Nuclear Storage in RS2
RS2 can also be used for Ground Support, Excavations, Dams, Settlement, and Rock & Soil Slopes. Learn More

RS2 Seamlessly Integrates With

  • RS3
  • Slide2
  • RSData
  • RocTopple

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With shared material libraries and analysis tools, you can import RS2 models into RS3 for 3D analysis. Use the section creator tool to export critical sections from a 3D model for quick insights in RS2.

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Transfer your slope models between RS2 and Slide2, which share a materials library to ensure accurate comparisons between limit equilibrium (LE) and finite element (FE) analysis results.

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Streamline your workflow by importing your material strength properties directly into RS2 for precise numerical analysis.

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Export your slope and block geometry from RocTopple as a DXF file and import it into RS2 for advanced analysis using the finite element method.

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The Latest Features

Learn more about all the new features in the latest release of RS2. Read article

  • Python Scripting

    Automate model updates, manage complex tasks, and integrate geological data efficiently using RS2 Python Scripting to enhance your workflow. The intuitive RocScript Editor supports popular Python libraries for deeper analysis and efficient project management.

  • Unsaturated Behaviour

    Define unsaturated soil properties to model the effects of suction on shear strength and deformation. Utilize various single effective stress methods and unsaturated shear strength parameters to simulate realistic soil behavior under varying moisture conditions.

  • Undrained Behaviour

    Simulate short-term loading conditions effectively and accurately model undrained conditions through a customized combination of material behaviour, drainage condition per stage, undrained strength and stiffness parameters.

RS2 Python Scripting
Unsaturated Behaviour in RS2
Undrained Behaviour in RS2

Grow With Our Learning Resources

Explore our Learning Resources and User Guides, designed to help you excel with all of your geotechnical projects, whether you are a practicing engineer, an academic or a student.
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Pouring Innovation into Soil Mechanics: New Features for Modelling Water Effects in RS2

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RS2 Breaks New Ground in the Displacement Analysis of Embedded Retaining Walls

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NorSand in RS2: An Advanced Constitutive Material Model

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  • One Seat
  • One User Device
  • Cloud-Hosted Licensing
  • Managed in the RocPortal

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  • Multiple Seats
  • 5 User Devices Per Seat
  • Cloud-Hosted Licensing
  • Managed in the RocPortal
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