Standards Referenced to ACI 318 / ACI 224R, IBC 2024 (Ch. 18 & 19), ASTM C881/C597 & EN 1504 / Eurocode 2
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The software, diagnostic engines, formulas, and material calculation tools provided on StructForensic™ are intended strictly for educational, preliminary screening, and diagnostic reference purposes. They do not constitute formal engineering advice, stamped architectural plans, or certified structural calculations.

1. Verification by Licensed Professionals

Structural behavior is influenced by complex boundary conditions, material aging, soil-structure interaction, seismic zones, and loading histories that cannot be fully captured in an automated web form. All recommendations generated by StructForensic™ must be independently verified by a licensed Professional Engineer (PE), Structural Engineer (SE), Chartered Engineer (CEng), or local building authority prior to executing structural repairs, shoring, or demolition.

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3. Building Codes & Material Variance

While we make every effort to align our calculations with the latest published editions of ACI 318, ACI 546R, ASTM standards, and Eurocodes (EN 1992, EN 1504), local municipalities frequently adopt localized amendments, seismic micro-zonings, and historical design requirements. Users are responsible for confirming local jurisdictional compliance.