Rethinking reinforcement for digital fabrication with concrete
By Domenico Asprone, Costantino Menna, Fred Bos, Tam Theo Salet, Jaime Mata‐Falcón, W. Kaufmann. Cement and Concrete Research, 2018
349 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Abstract The fabrication of novel reinforced concrete structures using digital technologies necessarily requires the definition of suitable strategies for reinforcement implementation. The successful integration of existing reinforcement systems, such as steel rebar, rods, wires, fibres or filaments, will indeed allow for printed concrete structures to be designed using standard structural codes. However, reinforcement integration has to be compatible with either the specific printing technique adopted for the structural element production or with its shape. This paper provides a systematic overview of a number of digital fabrication techniques using reinforced concrete that have been developed so far, proposing a possible organization by structural principle, or place in the manufacturing process.
Subfields: Automotive Engineering, Building and Construction
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In Automotive Engineering
- J. Sanjayan
- M. Tan
- Biranchi Narayan Panda
- Fred Bos
- V. Mechtcherine
- Tam Theo Salet
- C. Unluer
- B. Nematollahi
In Building and Construction
- J. Sanjayan
- M. Tan
- Biranchi Narayan Panda
- B. Nematollahi
- V. Mechtcherine
- Fred Bos
- Tam Theo Salet
- G. V. van Zijl
Citations in the corpus
- Automated crack detection and measurement based on digital image correlation (2020, neutral): “reinforcement and digital fabrication methods [1,2].”
- Structural behaviour of 3D printed concrete beams with various reinforcement strategies (2021, background): “Their load-bearing capacity resembles that of masonry rather than structural concrete [8,9], and they, therefore, cannot replace load-bearing structural concrete elements.”
- 3D printing using concrete extrusion: A roadmap for research (2018, background): “[46] in this issue provide a more comprehensive discussion of reinforcement.”
- Additive manufacturing in construction: A review on processes, applications, and digital planning methods (2019, methodology): “Several methods have been investigated to reinforce 3D-printed concrete parts in order to improve their structural performance [20,80].”
- Ductility of 3D printed concrete reinforced with short straight steel fibers (2018, background): “External passive reinforcement and 3D printed steel reinforcement have also been suggested 2020 (Asprone et al. 2018; Mechtcherine et al. 2018).”
- Investigation of the properties of alkali-activated slag mixes involving the use of nanoclay and nucleation seeds for 3D printing (2020, background): “39 Incorporation of reinforcement into the concrete matrix during the printing process is one of the 40 most challenging issues needed to be dealt with to enable structural applications of 3D printing 41 technology [11, 12].”