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2026 FGWS On-Demand Session Seepage & Stress Analysis

AI Summary
  • Most dam analyses meet standards but miss real-world behavior
  • Seepage, pore pressure, and stability must be understood as one system
  • Ignoring these interactions can lead to critical design risks
  • Move beyond isolated assumptions with coupled analysis
  • Make more reliable, confident engineering decisions

Description

In many dam projects, engineers rely on separate analyses for construction, seepage, and seismic conditions. While each step may seem valid, this fragmented approach often leads to results that do not fully represent real structural behavior.

 

This session introduces a more realistic analysis framework by integrating stress development during construction, pore pressure from seepage, and dynamic response under seismic loading.

 

Using a zoned earthen dam example, the session demonstrates how to apply nonlinear time history analysis with a structured modeling strategy in FEA NX. More importantly, it focuses on how to interpret results in a way that supports confident engineering decisions.

 

If you have ever questioned whether your analysis truly reflects reality, this session will help you identify what may be missing and how to address it.

On-Demand Session Overview

  • Understand how seepage flow influences pore pressure and structural response
  • Analyze slope stability under changing reservoir conditions such as filling and rapid drawdown
  • Apply coupled seepage and stress analysis to capture real dam behavior
  • Interpret key results including phreatic surface, pore pressure distribution, and factor of safety
  • Identify potential failure mechanisms such as piping, internal erosion, and slope instability
  • Implement practical seepage control strategies for safer and more resilient designs

This session is for you if you are…

Working on embankment or rockfill dam design and analysis

Responsible for seepage, slope stability, or dam safety evaluation

Struggling to connect analysis results to real-world behavior and decision-making

Concerned about hidden risks such as piping, internal erosion, or instability under changing conditions

Looking for a practical workflow to apply advanced analysis methods in real projects

Speaker

Pragati Saxena Geotechnical Engineer MIDAS IT
Pragati is a skilled Geotechnical Engineer with more than two years of experience in Numerical Modelling and Finite Element Analysis using MIDAS GTS NX.She has a Master's Degree (Hons) in Geotechnical Engineering from a reputed Indian Institute (IIT) and is proficient in using finite element methods to a range of geotechnical engineering challenges including slopes stability, foundations, excavations, tunneling, etc.
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