L-Pile
What is L-Pile?
L-Pile is a computer program used by geotechnical engineers to analyze the behavior of piles under lateral loads. It uses the p-y curve method, which models the soil resistance as a series of nonlinear springs along the length of the pile. This allows engineers to estimate pile deflections, bending moments, and shear forces under various loading conditions, which is crucial for designing foundations for structures such as bridges, buildings, and retaining walls.
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