Material development for lightweight 3D concrete printing
The construction industry in Singapore has been facing various challenges from low productivity to poor workplace safety. Even though there are improvements made through the utilisation of off-site constructed elements or modules, the construction sector remains to be the lowest in terms of producti...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-1365642020-01-08T03:04:43Z Material development for lightweight 3D concrete printing Lim, Zhe Gee Qian Shunzhi School of Civil and Environmental Engineering Singapore Centre for 3D Printing SZQian@ntu.edu.sg Engineering::Civil engineering The construction industry in Singapore has been facing various challenges from low productivity to poor workplace safety. Even though there are improvements made through the utilisation of off-site constructed elements or modules, the construction sector remains to be the lowest in terms of productivity and workplace safety. Hence, 3D concrete printing is an alternative that can overcome the challenges faced in the construction industry. The paper aims to incorporate lightweight materials into 3D printable concrete and review the potential raw lightweight aggregates for 3D printable lightweight concrete. This was done by investigating the concrete behaviour when these lightweight aggregates are added. The effects of the lightweight materials on the rheology of concrete were analysed. The Anton Paar rheometer was used to analyse the rheological properties of concrete. The obtained experimental results concluded that the addition of lightweight aggregates reduces the rheological properties of concrete. Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) 2019-12-30T06:19:23Z 2019-12-30T06:19:23Z 2019 Final Year Project (FYP) https://hdl.handle.net/10356/136564 en application/pdf Nanyang Technological University |
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The construction industry in Singapore has been facing various challenges from low productivity to poor workplace safety. Even though there are improvements made through the utilisation of off-site constructed elements or modules, the construction sector remains to be the lowest in terms of productivity and workplace safety. Hence, 3D concrete printing is an alternative that can overcome the challenges faced in the construction industry. The paper aims to incorporate lightweight materials into 3D printable concrete and review the potential raw lightweight aggregates for 3D printable lightweight concrete. This was done by investigating the concrete behaviour when these lightweight aggregates are added. The effects of the lightweight materials on the rheology of concrete were analysed. The Anton Paar rheometer was used to analyse the rheological properties of concrete. The obtained experimental results concluded that the addition of lightweight aggregates reduces the rheological properties of concrete. |
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