CROSS Topic Paper

Structural Eurocodes - potential misunderstandings

Region: CROSS-UK Published: 1 May 2007

Overview

This is a 2007 paper produced at a time when Eurocodes were being introduced and there was unfamiliarity with them amongst many design engineers.

Note: this Topic Paper was published by SCOSS (Standing Committee on Structural Safety). Since March 2021, SCOSS is integrated under the name Collaborative Reporting for Safer Structures (CROSS).

Who should read this?

Structural and civil engineers who are new to Eurocodes.

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Structural Eurocodes - potential misunderstandings

Overview

Who should read this?

Safety area

Project or lifecycle stage

Codes, standards & regulations

Content type

CROSS regions

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