The JRC collects a wide range of references and publications related to the Eurocodes in a variety of formats and languages and aimed at a target audience of engineers, students and Standardization Bodies. You can browse books, manuals, designer’s guides, reports, other types of publications and presentations searching for each Eurocode or using the available options to search for publications of interest.
The paper explains how to determine the effects of actions specified for the serviceability limit state (SLS), based on the appropriate combination of actions and the corresponding geometrical and material properties, according to the basis of design given in EN 1990:2023 and EN 1997-1:2024.
This article explains the background and content of the new Eurocode part EN 1990-2 for assessment of existing structures.
This special issue collects contributions presented in a workshop at EUCENTRE in June 2025, dedicated to introductory discussion on the Second-Generation Eurocode 8
A consistent approach for the calibration of partial factors for permanent and variable loads is presented, duly considering the role of additional safeties which are generally introduced in the design when dealing with climatic actions.
The 3rd edition of "Designers’ Guide to Eurocode 4: Design of composite steel and concrete structures – EN 1994-1-1" provides comprehensive guidance in the form of design aids, indications for the most convenient design procedures and worked examples to Eurocode 4.
This document highlights the most relevant issues related to designing new structures using reclaimed structural steel in accordance with EN 1993, defining the scope, giving proposals, and outlining necessary action plans.
This report synthesizes the main contributions from the workshop 'The second generation Eurocodes: key changes and benefits through design examples'. It aims to support the implementation of the second-generation Eurocodes in the EU Member States and third countries.
Fire safety engineering approach, feasible through the Eurocodes, facilitates the road to increased fire safety in the built environment across the challenges of sustainability and climate change adaptation.
The only guide to practical fibre-polymer structural design in accordance with the principles and terminology of the structural Eurocodes, this book is ideal for professional engineers working in structural design, as well as a source of consensus information for graduate students and researchers in
The Structural Timber Education Programme is presented to assist engineers, lecturers, and students to implement Eurocode 5 – Design of Timber structures.