Structural engineering
Structural engineering is the classic branch of civil engineering that deals with the design and calculation of structural elements and systems. Its aim is to achieve safe, strong and functional structures.
It applies continuum mechanics to design structures capable of supporting their own weight (permanent loads), the loads due to use (imposed loads) and those produced by nature: wind, earthquakes, snow or water.
For all types of civil engineering works
Civil engineering uses calculation, mechanics, hydraulics and physics to design, build and maintain infrastructure: roads, railways, bridges, canals, dams, ports, airports or dykes. We calculate the structural part of:
- Bridges, footbridges and flyovers.
- Walls, including retaining walls.
- Dams and tunnels.
- Silos and other industrial structures.
- Buildings of all kinds.
What it offers you
- The support of structural specialists.
- An optimised structural review of projects carried out by third parties.
- Project coordination aimed at the best cost-benefit ratio.
- Works that are more economical and quicker to build.
- Structural reinforcement studies using non-destructive techniques.