Repute 2's editions

Repute 2 is available in three Editions:

• Standard (for single pile design to published standards, including Eurocode 7)
• Professional (for pile group design, using the boundary element method)
• Enterprise (combining the features of the Standard and Professional Editions)

The table below compares the features of the various editions.

Feature	Repute 2
	Standard	Professional	Enterprise
Design of single piles
Validation
Longitudinal ULS (ultimate limit state) calculation
Fleming's analysis
Randolph's analysis
Design of pile groups
Boundary element analysis
Analysis of torque (torsion)
Smoothing of soil data
User interface
Live Drawing Board with separate cross-section, elevation, and plan views
Project Manager providing easy navigation of items, using drag-drop capabilities
Stockyard containing over 100 ready-to-use engineering items
Property Inspector providing quick access to properties of all engineering items
Workbook displaying results of all calculations in drill-down fashion
Graph Paper displaying results in easily-customized visual form
Reporter providing printer-friendly output
User-customizable reports
Browser provides convenient access to web-based program information
Message Board collects all program-generated messages together
Ribbon interface simplifies program manipulation and navigation
Wizards
Project Wizards: Project and Conversion
Creation Wizards: Borehole, Action, and Calculation
Creation Wizard: Pile Group Wizard		Improved!	Improved!
General engineering capabilities
Support for bored piles
Support for driven (H- and square) piles and augered piles
Extensive range of concrete grades to select from (C16/20 to C50/60)
Extensive range of steel grades to select from (S235 to S450 and Advance grades)
Extensive range of bearing piles to select from (UKBP sections)
Extensive set of algorithms to allow customization of design calcuations
Design rules from British and European standards (including Eurocode 7)
Combination of actions
Extensive range of soil types supported

Standalone or network licence?

A standalone licence comes with a security key (dongle) which must be connected to your computer in order to run the program.

• Easy to move from one computer to another (simply plug dongle in)
• Ideal for laptop computers

A network licence can be advantageous for some customers:

• Software can be installed on as many workstations ("clients") as you wish, provided they are connected via a network
• Licences are controlled by a centralised Licence Manager (using software supplied by Geocentrix)
• No need to move the security key to activate the program on a particular workstation
• Enables you to run multiple copies of the same program at the same time (provided you have the necessary number of licences)
• Licence Manager and network security key can be kept under central control (e.g. by your IT department) to avoid potential loss