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Materials for 3D Concrete Printing: Approach to Standardization in Russia

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3D Concrete Printing (3DCP) technology, compared to traditional monolithic construction, gives a possibility to increase the workspeed and reduce the manual laborproportion, reduce material consumption and also improve the architectural appearance of buildings being erected. At the same time, more stringent requirements are imposed on the material for 3D printing in terms of rheological characteristicscontrol, strength developmentkinetics, interplay adhesion and some other parameters than for conventional ready-mixed concrete. Therefore, to ensure the mass application of technologies for additive construction production using concrete as printing ink, it is necessary to develop a regulatory and technical base, including the development of standard test methods to determine the operational properties of this typeofmaterials. The article examines the main trends in the management of the materials’properties for construction 3D printing based on cement binders and describes the principles of building a system for standardizing materials for 3D printing construction in Russia, which was developed with the participation of the authors of this article.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 1043)

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141-148

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Aleksey Adamtsevich*, Andrey Pustovgar, Liubov Adamtsevich

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3D Printing, Fresh Concrete, Materials For 3DCP, Mechanical Properties, Rheology, Testing Methods

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