From Laboratory to Practice (2025-01)¶

10.1002/9781394352081.ch3

Ducoulombier Nicolas, de Bono Victor, Kachkouch Fatima, Jacquet Yohan, Perrot Arnaud
Contribution - 3D Concrete Printing, pp. 67-101

Abstract

Compared with the cast concrete used in traditional construction methods, 3D concrete printing imposes new specifications in the fresh state and induces a potentially more complex anisotropic mechanical behavior in the hardened state. The 3D concrete printing process essentially requires no formwork to guarantee geometric conformity. On the other hand, the printed material is directly exposed to variations in humidity, temperature and air flow. When 3D printing cementitious materials, it may be necessary to determine the physical properties of the printed materials. For example, the bulk density of printed materials can be monitored to assess the homogeneity of the printed material. The durability of printed concrete structures is closely linked to the properties of the materials in their fresh state and to the printing process. The strong interaction between process and material is directly correlated to the final durability of the printed structures.

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BibTeX

@inproceedings{duco_bono_kach_jacq.2025.FLtP,
  author            = "Nicolas Ducoulombier and Victor de Bono and Fatima Zahraa Kachkouch and Yohan Jacquet and Arnaud Perrot",
  title             = "From Laboratory to Practice",
  doi               = "10.1002/9781394352081.ch3",
  year              = "2025",
  pages             = "67--101",
  booktitle         = "3D Concrete Printing: State of the Art and Applications",
  editor            = "Arnaud Perrot and Yohan Jacquet",
}

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IEEE

N. Ducoulombier, V. de Bono, F. Z. Kachkouch, Y. Jacquet and A. Perrot, “From Laboratory to Practice”, in 3D Concrete Printing: State of the Art and Applications, 2025, pp. 67–101. doi: 10.1002/9781394352081.ch3.

CMOS

Ducoulombier, Nicolas, Victor de Bono, Fatima Zahraa Kachkouch, Yohan Jacquet, and Arnaud Perrot. “From Laboratory to Practice”. In 3D Concrete Printing: State of the Art and Applications, edited by Arnaud Perrot and Yohan Jacquet, 67–101, 2025. https://doi.org/10.1002/9781394352081.ch3.