Second RILEM International Conference on Concrete and Digital Fabrication Digital Concrete 2020 1st Edition by Freek Bos, Sandra Lucas, Rob Wolfs, Theo Salet ISBN 9783030499167 3030499162

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ISBN 10: 3030499162
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Author: Freek Bos, Sandra Lucas, Rob Wolfs, Theo Salet

Second RILEM International Conference on Concrete and Digital Fabrication Digital Concrete 2020 1st Edition Table of contents:

1. Mixture Design, Admixtures and Alternative Binder
2. An Fe-Rich Slag-Based Mortar for 3D Printing
3. Enhancing Buildability of 3D Printable Concrete by Spraying of Accelerating Admixture on Surface
4. Effect of Wollastonite Micro-Fiber Addition on Properties of 3D-Printable ‘Just-Add-Water’ Geopolymers
5. Synthesis of Hybridized Rheological Modifiers for 3D Concrete Printing
6. Control of Strand Properties Produced with Shotcrete 3D Printing by Accelerator Dosage and Process Parameters
7. Comparison of Printable Inorganic Binders – Key Properties for 3D Printable Materials
8. Design of Energy-Efficient White Portland Cement Mortars for Digital Fabrication
9. Use of the Chemical and Mineral Admixtures to Tailor the Rheology and the Green Strength of 3D Printing Cementitious Mixtures
10. Characterising Concrete Mixes for 3D Printing
11. Digital Fabrication of ‘Just-Add-Water’ Geopolymers: Effects of Curing Condition and Print-Time Interval
12. Advances in Binder-Jet 3D Printing of Non-cementitious Materials
13. Rubber-Cement Composites for Additive Manufacturing: Physical, Mechanical and Thermo-Acoustic Characterization
14. Properties of Composite Modified with Limestone Powder for 3D Concrete Printing
15. Effect of Limestone Powder Substitution on Fresh and Hardened Properties of 3D Printable Mortar
16. Rheology Evaluation of Cement Paste with Nanoclays, Nanosilica and Polymeric Admixtures for Digital Fabrication
17. Geopolymer Formulation for Binder Jet 3D Printing
18. Lightweight Concrete 3D Printing by Selective Cement Activation – Investigation of Thermal Conductivity, Strength and Water Distribution
19. Rheology and Fresh State Behaviour
20. Numerical Model Describing the Early Age Behavior of 3D Printed Concrete – Work in Progress
21. Characterisation of the Layer Pressing Strategy for Concrete 3D Printing
22. A Compendious Rheo-Mechanical Test for Printability Assessment of 3D Printable Concrete
23. Effect of Metakaolin, Fly Ash and Polypropylene Fibres on Fresh and Rheological Properties of 3D Printing Based Cement Materials
24. “The Slug Test”: Inline Assessment of Yield Stress for Extrusion-Based Additive Manufacturing
25. Fresh and Hardened Properties of 3D-Printed Concrete Made with Dune Sand
26. An Experimental Testing Procedure to Assess the Buildability Performance of 3D Printed Concrete Elements
27. Investigation on the Rheological Behavior of Lightweight Foamed Concrete for 3D Printing Applications
28. Experimental Investigation on the Early Age Tensile Strength of Fiber Reinforced Mortar Used in 3D Concrete Printing
29. Transition from Fluid to Solid Concrete in the Flexible Mould Process
30. Physico-Chemical Characterization at Early-Age of 3D Printed Mortar
31. Gravity Driven Tests to Assess Mechanical Properties of Printable Cement-Based Materials at Fresh State
32. Characterizing Extrudability for 3D Concrete Printing Using Discrete Element Simulations
33. Investigation on Structural Build-Up of 3D Printable Foam Concrete
34. Effect of Cement Type and Limestone Powder Content on Extrudability of Lightweight Concrete
35. Numerical Modeling of an Extrusion-Based 3D Concrete Printing Process Considering a Spatially Varying Pseudo-Density Approach
36. Evaluating the Influence of Aggregate Content on Pumpability of 3D Printable Concrete
37. 2D Numerical Modelling of Particle-Bed 3D Printing by Selective Paste Intrusion
38. Effect of Vibration on the Rheology of Concrete for 3D Printing
39. Prediction of the Yield Stress of Printing Mortar Ink
40. Dynamic and Static Yield Stress Determination of Cementitious Paste with Admixtures
41. Penetration Study of Liquid in Powder Bed for 3D Powder-Bed Printing
42. Mechanical Performance
43. Quantitative Evaluation of Orientation of Steel Fibers in 3D-Printed Ultra-High Performance Concrete
44. Steel Fiber Links in 3D Printed Concrete
45. Mechanical Characterization of Cement-Based Mortar Used in 3DCP Including Early-Age Creep Effects
46. Influence of Pumping/Extrusion on the Air-Void System of 3D Printed Concrete
47. Fire Behavior of a Printed Sample for Building
48. Effect of Metallic Fibers on the Print Quality and Strength of 3D Printed Concrete
49. Facilitating Ductile Failure of 3D Printed Concrete Elements in Fire
50. High-Performance Light-Weight Concrete for 3D Printing
51. Mechanical Characterization of Layer-by-Layer Interface in Concrete Elements Obtained by Additive Manufacturing
52. Dynamic Behaviour of Layered 3D Printed Concrete Elements
53. Characterizing the Fissility of 3D Concrete Printed Elements via the Cohesive Zone Method
54. 3D Printing of Concrete: The Influence on Chloride Penetration
55. Effect of Heat Curing and E6-Glass Fibre Reinforcement Addition on Powder-Based 3DP Cement Mortar
56. Effect of Polypropylene Fibres on the Mechanical Properties of Extrudable Cementitious Material
57. Improving the Bonding Adhesion of the Cold Joints of Normal and Lightweight 3D Printing Mortars
58. Interlayer Effect on Fracture Behavior of 3D Printing Concrete
59. Auxetic Behavior of Cementitious Cellular Composites Under Uniaxial Compression and Cyclic Loading
60. Impact of Particle Size and Grading on Aggregate-Bed 3D Concrete Printing
61. Drying of 3D Printed Mortar Filaments at Early Age Assessed by X-Ray Computed Tomography
62. Structural Engineering and Reinforcement
63. Printed Concrete as Formwork Material: A Preliminary Study
64. Bond of Reinforcement Cable in 3D Printed Concrete
65. Experimental Investigation of Topology-Optimized Deep Reinforced Concrete Beams with Reduced Concrete Volume
66. Studying the Bond Properties of Vertical Integrated Short Reinforcement in the Shotcrete 3D Printing Process
67. Aligned Interlayer Fibre Reinforcement and Post-tensioning as a Reinforcement Strategy for Digital Fabrication
68. Bending and Pull-Out Tests on a Novel Screw Type Reinforcement for Extrusion-Based 3D Printed Concrete
69. Load Carrying Capacity and Failure Mode of 3D Printing Mortar Wall Panel Under Axial Compression Loading
70. Application of 3D Printed Segments Designed by Topology Optimization Analysis to a Practical Scale Prestressed Pedestrian Bridge
71. Potential Approaches for Reinforcing Complex Concrete Structures with Integrated Flexible Formwork
72. Penetration Reinforcing Method for 3D Concrete Printing
73. Combining Multiple Loads in a Topology Optimization Framework for Digitally Fabricated Concrete Structures
74. Potential for the Integration of Continuous Fiber-Based Reinforcements in Digital Concrete Production
75. 3D Concrete Printing on Site: A Novel Way of Building Houses?
76. Design Optimization for 3D Concrete Printing: Improving Structural and Thermal Performances
77. Flexural Behaviour of AR-Glass Textile Reinforced 3D Printed Concrete Beams
78. Digital design, Technologies and Industrialization
79. 3D Concrete Printing – Free Form Geometries with Improved Ductility and Strength
80. Print-Cast Concrete: Additive Manufacturing for 3D Printing Mortar in Robotically Fabricated Green Sand Molds
81. 3D Printing of a Cement-Based Mortar in a Complex Fluid Suspension: Analytical Modeling and Experimental Tests
82. Experimental Study on 3D Printing of Concrete with Overhangs
83. Inspection Methods for 3D Concrete Printing
84. DIGITAL CONSTRUCTION: 3D Printing for Performative Houses
85. Extended Lattice Model to Simulate the Printing Process of 3D Printed Cementitious Materials
86. Quality Assessment of Printable Strain Hardening Cementitious Composites Manufactured in Two Different Printing Facilities
87. More Than Meets the Eye? Robotisation and Normativity in the Dutch Construction Industry
88. Influence of Processing Parameters on the Layer Geometry in 3D Concrete Printing: Experiments and Modelling
89. Automating Concrete Construction: Digital Design of Non-prismatic Reinforced Concrete Beams
90. Free Deposition Printing for Space Truss Structures
91. Rapid Composite Formwork: An Automated and Customizable Process for Freeform Concrete Through Computational Design and Robotic Fabrication
92. Simultaneous Reinforcement of Concrete While 3D Printing
93. Additive Manufacturing by Extrusion of Lightweight Concrete – Strand Geometry, Nozzle Design and Layer Layout
94. Extrusion Nozzle Shaping for Improved 3DP of Engineered Cementitious Composites (ECC/SHCC)
95. Buildability of Geopolymer Concrete for 3D Printing with Microwave Heating
96. High-Resolution Additive Formwork for Building-Scale Concrete Panels
97. Architectural Applications and Workflows for Additive Fabrication with Concrete
98. ACDC: The Admixture Controlled Digital Casting and Its Application to Thin Folded Concrete Structures
99. Robot-Controlled Fabrication of Sprayed Concrete Elements as a Cyber-Physical-System
100. Reinforced Particle-Bed Printing by Combination of the Selective Paste Intrusion Method with Wire and Arc Additive Manufacturing – A First Feasibility Study
101. Knitting Concrete
102. Concrete 3D Printing: System Development, Process Planning and Experimental Results
103. Shape Accuracy Evaluation of Geopolymer Specimens Made Using Particle-Bed 3D Printing
104. Sustainability, LCA and Economical Analyses
105. Environmental Impacts of 6-Axes Robotic Arm for 3D Concrete Printing
106. Preliminary Productivity Analysis of Conventional, Precast and 3D Printing Production Techniques for Concrete Columns with Simple Geometry
107. Preliminary Study of the Implications of 3D Printing on the Construction Supply Chain
108. Applications and Case Studies
109. Fast Complexity: Additive Manufacturing for Prefabricated Concrete Slabs
110. Architectonic Explorations of the Possibilities of 3D Concrete Printing: The Historic Building Fragment as Inspiration for New Applications with 3D Concrete Printing in Architecture
111. A Robust Mortar and Printing System
112. Design and Fabrication of a Non-standard, Structural Concrete Column Using Eggshell: Ultra-Thin, 3D Printed Formwork
113. Complex Architecture in Printed Concrete: The Case of the Innsbruck University 350th Anniversary Pavilion COHESION
114. Shotcrete 3D Printing Technology for the Fabrication of Slender Fully Reinforced Freeform Concrete Elements with High Surface Quality: A Real-Scale Demonstrator
115. UHPFRC Pavilion of 3-Dimentional Pentagon Tiling
116. Field Considerations for Deploying Additive Construction
117. Sustainable Reinforced Concrete Beams: Mechanical Optimisation and 3D-Printed Formwork
118. Thermal and Sound Insulation of Large-Scale 3D Extrusion Printing Wall Panel

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