Brief/Background To begin with, PLAXIS DesignerĀ is an easy-to-use application for building 3D conceptual models. It can help you overcome the challenges of merging and analyzing data. With Bentleyās open modeling environment,Ā PLAXIS DesignerĀ enables you to visualize and manipulate geotechnical site data such as topology, boreholes, piezometers, and other field instrumentation data, as well as engineering staged construction and design. We can import Geostrata based on borehole data, or from one of many different file formats. Surfaces can be represented as grids or as triangulated surfaces (TINs). Once we create the 3D geometry, we can export it to numerical models in the form of 2D slices or as full 3D models. This will reduce overall design and prototyping time in this system.In this article, we have a look at the various Mesh operations in PLAXIS Designer Mesh Operations withĀ PLAXIS Designer These videos expand on the aspects of Mesh operations for an open-pit example, including:Ā Merge into new surface: AĀ single newĀ surfaceĀ that is the result of combining any number of selected surfaces together. Where multiple input surfaces are defined in a region, only the highest or lowest geometry will be kept (as chosen in the dialog). Merge into new surface Carve Overlaps: Modifies any