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3D Printing Concrete on temporary surfaces: The design and fabrication of a concrete shell structure

Borg Costanzi, Christopher ; Ahmed, Z. Y. ; Schipper, H. R. ; Bos, F. P. ; Knaack, Ulrich ; Wolfs, R. J. M.
Bögle, Annette ; Grohmann, Manfred (eds.) (2017):
3D Printing Concrete on temporary surfaces: The design and fabrication of a concrete shell structure.
Proceedings of the IASS Annual Symposium 2017, Hamburg, Germany, 25.-28.09.2017, [Conference or Workshop Item]

Abstract

In this research paper a new methodology for 3D Printing concrete onto a temporary freeform surface is presented. One of the geometrical restrictions associated with printed paste materials such as concrete is that material must be self-supporting during printing. The paper explores the possibilities of printing on top of a temporary freeform surface in order to overcome this restriction. This is achieved by combining a flexible-mould developed at TU Delft with a 3-axis gantry printer provided at TU Eindhoven. A number of hypothetical cases are studied, namely fully-printing geometries or combining 3D printing with casting concrete. The final outcome is a 5m2 partially-printed and partially-cast shell structure, realized through a completely digital workflow using Grasshopper and Rhinoceros

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item
Erschienen: 2017
Editors: Bögle, Annette ; Grohmann, Manfred
Creators: Borg Costanzi, Christopher ; Ahmed, Z. Y. ; Schipper, H. R. ; Bos, F. P. ; Knaack, Ulrich ; Wolfs, R. J. M.
Title: 3D Printing Concrete on temporary surfaces: The design and fabrication of a concrete shell structure
Language: English
Abstract:

In this research paper a new methodology for 3D Printing concrete onto a temporary freeform surface is presented. One of the geometrical restrictions associated with printed paste materials such as concrete is that material must be self-supporting during printing. The paper explores the possibilities of printing on top of a temporary freeform surface in order to overcome this restriction. This is achieved by combining a flexible-mould developed at TU Delft with a 3-axis gantry printer provided at TU Eindhoven. A number of hypothetical cases are studied, namely fully-printing geometries or combining 3D printing with casting concrete. The final outcome is a 5m2 partially-printed and partially-cast shell structure, realized through a completely digital workflow using Grasshopper and Rhinoceros

Divisions: 13 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Sciences
13 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Sciences > Institute für Structural Mechanics and Design
13 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Sciences > Institute für Structural Mechanics and Design > Facade Structures
13 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Sciences > Institute für Structural Mechanics and Design > Structural Engineering and Dynamics of Structures
13 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Sciences > Institute für Structural Mechanics and Design > Structural Engineering
Event Title: Proceedings of the IASS Annual Symposium 2017
Event Location: Hamburg, Germany
Event Dates: 25.-28.09.2017
Date Deposited: 03 Jul 2018 09:20
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