Advanced Yield Line Analysis Software for Reinforced Concrete Slabs

Analyze any slab geometry, support conditions and loading arrangements

A powerful structural engineering program, YieldLine v4.1 is based on Yield Line Theory for the analysis and design of quadrilateral orthotropic reinforced concrete slabs supported on two, three, or four sides under a wide range of support and loading arrangements.

Using the Equilibrium Method, the program automatically identifies the critical yield-line pattern and then applies the Virtual Work Method to determine design moments for the collapse load. This automation dramatically reduces the time required to investigate multiple failure mechanisms, enabling Engineers to reach accurate solutions in a fraction of the time as compared to manual calculations.

YieldLine v4.1 also provides an excellent platform for exploring alternative yield-line mechanisms and comparing their effects on slab behaviour. It is an invaluable educational and design tool, helping engineers develop a deeper understanding of yield-line theory while demonstrating how the virtual work solution converges more rapidly than the equilibrium method.

YieldLine Basics

Use YieldLine v4.1 to :

  • Rapidly analyze and design quadrilateral orthotropic reinforced concrete slabs;
  • Automatically identify critical collapse mechanisms;
  • Calculate design moments; and
  • Significantly reduce design time while maintaining engineering accuracy.

Commercial and Academic Licenses are available NOW !

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Supports: Windows 7/8/10/11

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Create, analyze and display data without leaving YieldLine Analysis environment using this fully integrated analysis tool.

Analyze :

  • Any quadrilateral shape
  • Supported on two, three or four sides 
  • UDL, Line loads and Point loads  
  • Opening in a slab
  • Equal/unequal reinforcement in two directions
  • Any support type, simply supported, partial or fully fixed
  • Load distribution on supports
  • Detailed result log for all yieldlines considered
  • Preview slab geometry before running analysis