EN 1990 (Eurocode)

EN 1990, also known as Eurocode, provides the fundamental principles and rules for ensuring the safety, stability, and durability of structural engineering designs across Europe. It establishes common standards for calculating loads, material qualities, and safety factors, ensuring consistency and reliability in construction projects. Essentially, it guides engineers on how to design structures like buildings and bridges to withstand environmental forces and everyday use, while also considering economic and environmental factors. By adhering to EN 1990, professionals ensure that structures are safe, efficient, and sustainable throughout their lifespan.