Slake

Analysis of soil liquefaction under seismic loads

Slake is a software package designed to analyse the risk of soil liquefaction under seismic loading, based on the analysis of in situ test data.

Slake enables this risk to be quantified by applying the NCEER semi-empirical method, based on the analysis of in situ SPT and/or CPT(u) tests.

The calculation of safety factors is supplemented by the determination of additional indicators of induced effects, such as post-liquefaction settlement of saturated soils and the liquefaction potential index (LPI).

Key strengths

  • Application of the NCEER reference method (Youd & Idriss, 2001) for calculating safety factors against the risk of liquefaction.
  • NCEER/CT45-AFPS2020:  Implementation of a supplementary calculation option NCEER/CT45-AFPS2020 in accordance with the recommendations of the AFPS Technical Report “Assessment of the risk of soil liquefaction due to earthquakes – Practical knowledge and applications to geotechnical projects”, to be published in 2021
  • Ability to perform analyses based on the processing of CPT(u) and/or SPT test data
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