Eurokoder
Eurokoder is the term used in several European languages to denote the European standards for structural design, collectively known as the Eurocodes. They were developed to harmonize building and civil engineering design rules across Europe and to facilitate cross-border trade and collaboration. The Eurocodes are published and maintained by the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) in cooperation with national standard bodies.
The Eurocodes provide a unified framework for the design of buildings and civil engineering works. They cover
National annexes play a crucial role in the Eurocode system. Each member country adopts a National Annex
Adoption and use vary by country, but since the 1990s and early 2000s the Eurocodes have been