EN 1993 (Eurocode 3)

EN 1993, also known as Eurocode 3, is a set of European standards that provides guidelines for the design of steel structures in construction. It aims to ensure safety and performance by offering rules for material selection, structural design, and stability considerations. The code helps engineers create buildings and bridges that can withstand various loads and environmental conditions while promoting efficient use of materials. By adhering to Eurocode 3, designers can ensure that their steel structures meet required safety and durability standards across Europe.