Ghent University Academic Bibliography

Mechanical properties of 3D printed concrete with 2D infill patterns including print path crossings

Bo Zhang (UGent) , Yaxin Tao (UGent) , Yi Zhang (UGent) , Yasmina Shields, Wouter De Corte (UGent) and Roman Wan-Wendner (UGent)

(2025) CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS. 483.

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Experimental research of concrete temperature distribution during large-scale on-site 3D printing based on infrared thermal imaging

Zibo Zuo (UGent) , Yaxin Tao and Wouter De Corte (UGent)

(2025) MATERIALS LETTERS. 382.

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Real-time monitoring of printed concrete weight during 3D concrete printing to inversely assess process stability : indicators and experiments

Zibo Zuo (UGent) , Yulin Huang and Wouter De Corte (UGent)

(2025) CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS. 489.

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Real-time temperature monitoring to evaluate the strength evolution of 3D printed concrete : from lab to in-situ printing

Zibo Zuo (UGent) , Yaxin Tao, Yulin Huang, Longlong Zhang, Jin Li and Wouter De Corte (UGent)

(2025) CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS. 479.

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CFD simulation of twin-pipe pumping process for 3D concrete printing

Yaxin Tao (UGent) , Geert De Schutter (UGent) and Kim Van Tittelboom (UGent)

(2024) CONSTRUCTION 3D PRINTING, 4-IC3DCP CONFERENCE 2023. In Springer tracts in additive manufacturing p.69-75

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Material volume reduction with additive manufacturing : challenges for structural application

Lien Saelens (UGent) , Roman Wan-Wendner (UGent) , Robby Caspeele (UGent) and Kim Van Tittelboom (UGent)

(2024) FOURTH RILEM INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CONCRETE AND DIGITAL FABRICATION, DC 2024. In RILEM bookseries p.301-308

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Drying shrinkage-induced cracking in 3D printable concrete mixtures and shrinkage mitigation strategies

Manu K Mohan (UGent) , Vincent Kellner, A.V. Rahul, Jolien Van Der Putten (UGent) , Geert De Schutter (UGent) and Kim Van Tittelboom (UGent)

(2024) Concreep 12 Conference, Proceedings.

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Early-age shrinkage assessment of cementitious materials : a critical review

Divya S. Kurup, Manu K Mohan (UGent) , Kim Van Tittelboom (UGent) , Geert De Schutter (UGent) , Manu Santhanam and Rahul Attupurathu Vijayan (UGent)

(2024) CEMENT & CONCRETE COMPOSITES. 145.

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The time-dependent interfacial adhesion between artificial rock and fresh mortar modified by nanoclay

Xiaoyun Wang (UGent) , Kim Van Tittelboom (UGent) , Jiaolong Zhang, Yaxin Tao (UGent) , Yao Rong, Luc Taerwe (UGent) , Geert De Schutter (UGent) and Yong Yuan

(2024) NANOMATERIALS. 14(9).

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Development of 3D printable alkali-activated slag-metakaolin concrete

Xiaodi Dai, Yaxin Tao (UGent) , Yi Zhang (UGent) , Luchuan Ding, Kim Van Tittelboom (UGent) and Geert De Schutter (UGent)

(2024) CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS. 444.

Academic Bibliography

Mechanical properties of 3D printed concrete with 2D infill patterns including print path crossings

Experimental research of concrete temperature distribution during large-scale on-site 3D printing based on infrared thermal imaging

Real-time monitoring of printed concrete weight during 3D concrete printing to inversely assess process stability : indicators and experiments

Real-time temperature monitoring to evaluate the strength evolution of 3D printed concrete : from lab to in-situ printing

CFD simulation of twin-pipe pumping process for 3D concrete printing

Material volume reduction with additive manufacturing : challenges for structural application

Drying shrinkage-induced cracking in 3D printable concrete mixtures and shrinkage mitigation strategies

Early-age shrinkage assessment of cementitious materials : a critical review

The time-dependent interfacial adhesion between artificial rock and fresh mortar modified by nanoclay

Development of 3D printable alkali-activated slag-metakaolin concrete

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