Project: Twin-pipe pumping system for the stiffening control of 3D printable concrete
2022-04-15 – 2024-01-31
- Abstract
Within this project we will further develop and prototype our patented, novel twin-pipe technology for fast 3D printing of concrete. A prototype device for the stiffening control of 3D printable concrete will be built, providing (1) a new type of static mixer specifically designed for fresh concrete 3D printing (high yield stress, high viscosity, and the presence of aggregates); and (2) a fully automated twin-pipe extrusion of blended fresh concrete. Altogether, the results will be used to further strengthen the technology readiness of the twin-pipe technology. This will provide a solid base for communication with commercial players interested in licensing and will create potential to start a spin-off and to establish the best licensing strategy.
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CFD simulation of twin-pipe pumping process for 3D concrete printing
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Adhesion performance of alkali-activated material for 3-dimensional printing of tunnel linings at different temperatures
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- Journal Article
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Numerical assessment of plastic yielding in extrusion-based 3D concrete printing
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- Journal Article
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Hydration and microstructure of calcium sulfoaluminate-Portland cement binder systems for set-on-demand applications
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- Journal Article
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Interfacial bonding of 3D printable concrete with chemically reactive coating for automatic repair
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- Journal Article
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Adhesion evaluation and interface characterization of 3D printed concrete for automatic repair
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- Journal Article
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Influence of rheology on mixing homogeneity and mechanical behavior of twin-pipe 3D printable concrete
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Set-on-demand of alkali-activated slag mixture using twin-pipe pumping
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Enhancing mechanical performance of twin-pipe printable concrete using a binary binder system
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- Journal Article
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Twin-pipe pumping strategy for stiffening control of 3D printable concrete : from transportation to fabrication