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土力学实验的仿真软件研制 AbstractSoil mechanics experiments are an essential part of learning the fundamental behavior of soil. While traditional soil mechanics laboratory testing methods remain popular, they can be quite costly and time-consuming. Therefore, the development of soil mechanics simulation software has become a valuable tool to design experiments on a virtual platform. In this article, we will discuss the development process of the soil mechanics simulation software and its potential use in soil mechanics education.IntroductionSoil mechanics is the study of soil properties and behavior under various loading conditions. Experimentation in soil mechanics is an essential part of the field for understanding the complex behavior of soils. However, experiments can be quite costly and time-consuming. Therefore, the need for simulation software has become essential in understanding core concepts surrounding soil mechanics.The development of a soil mechanics simulation software typically involves four stages: conceptualization, design, coding, and testing. Simulation software applications in soil mechanics do not rely on empirical expressions or other traditional analytical approaches. Instead, it is based on the finite element modeling method (FEM), which allows users to simulate the complex behavior of soil under different loading conditions.Conceptualization stageThe conceptualization stage of the software development process includes the identification of the softwares goals, primary objectives, and essential features. This stage requires the extensive study of soil mechanics principles to develop precise standards and rules for modeling. In this stage, soil samples are studied to identify their properties, including the index properties, soil classification, and stress-strain relationship.Design stageAfter finalizing the software requirements, features, and objectives, the design stage involves the development of the graphical user interface (GUI) and