NSAI Webinar
2nd Generation Eurocode Webinar Series
NSAI, with support from Engineers Ireland, continues its new webinar series on the upcoming 2nd Generation Eurocodes. Building on the foundation of the 1st Generation Eurocodes, this new suite represents a significant evolution in the European structural design framework. The 2nd Generation Eurocodes will support developments within the construction industry and reflect the needs of construction at a national level through Ireland’s National Annexes.
This webinar series will outline the main changes introduced across the 2nd Generation Eurocodes and highlight the timeline of their implementation in Ireland.
The webinar series will cover the following topics:
- EN 1990 – Basis of structural and geotechnical design
- EN 1991 – Actions on structures
- EN 1992 – Design of concrete structures
- EN 1993 – Design of steel structures
- EN 1996 – Design of masonry structure
- EN 1997 – Geotechnical design
This series is aimed at those working within the construction industry, including stakeholders, academia, and construction professionals – and is free for all to attend.
Webinar 5 – June 17th
The fifth webinar in the series will take place on Wednesday, June 17th. Attendees will hear from Carl Newell, vice chair of the NSAI Masonry Panel. Carl will discuss the updated EN 1996 - Parts 1, 2 and 3 focusing on the key developments and changes of note in the new editions of the Eurocode 6 standards in relation to design rules, material choice, workmanship, and simplified calculation methods.
Time: 1pm - 2pm (UTC)
Where: MS Teams
Webinar Programme:
- Introductions and Webinar programme
- Engineers Ireland presentation on the current funding available to its members for Standards-related work (Elva O'Dougherty, Engineers Ireland)
- Presentation by Carl Newell on the key developments within the Eurocode 6
- Q&A session on EN 1996 - Design of masonry structures
- Webinar Conclusion
Keep an eye on this webpage and the NSAI social media channels for further details!
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