Steel Pile News
Small updates for calculation programs
February 02, 2023 10:57 CET 6 min read
PileWallCalc and RRPileCalc got small updates in January. Most of the updates have no effect on daily use, but PileWallCalc also got a couple of bug fixes.
Latest version numbers are PileWallCalc 4.5.2.0 and RRPileCalc 3.6.1.0.
Both programs can be downloaded from here.
Information security in focus
The installation packages of both programs have now Digital Signatures. Digital Signatures ensure that the files have not been altered or changed afterwards. By this the users can rely that the programs will not contain any malware.
The license server, which handles the registration of the programs, has also been changed. New server offers more secure connection between program and the server.
Small bug fixes for PileWallCalc
First bug caused the wall thickness of lower part of the wall to change to minimum if any of the corrosion values was changed. Naturally, this caused inconvenience if user did not notice the change. This is now fixed.
The second bug prevented the resistance values in Wall type tab to update, if more accurate calculation was done by changing to some other tab and coming back to Wall type tab. Due to the bug, the results shown in Wall type tab and in Results tab were different. After the fix also the results shown in Wall type tab are now updated to correct values.
Not exactly a bug, but the terminology used in the PileWallCalc was changed. Term “interlock” was changed to “connector” in whole program. New terminology is better in line with execution standard EN 12063.
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