Development and Performance Evaluation of Fibrous Pseudoplastic Quaternary Cement Systems for Aerial Additive Manufacturing
Barrie Dams,
Paul Shepherd,
Richard J. Ball
Abstract:Aerial additive manufacturing (AAM) represents a paradigm shift in using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs, often called ‘drones’) in the construction industry, using self-powered and untethered UAVs to extrude structural cementitious material. This requires miniaturisation of the deposition system. Rheological properties and known hydration times are important material parameters. Calcium aluminate cement (CAC) systems can be advantageous over purely ordinary Portland cement (OPC) binders as they promote hydrati… Show more
“…"Development and Performance Evaluation of Fibrous Pseudoplastic Quaternary Cement Systems for Aerial Additive Manufacturing", Dams et al [11] presents a novel cementitious material developed for aerial additive manufacturing. It highlights the material's viability for in situ construction using UAVs, emphasizing its potential to revolutionize the construction industry.…”
The realm of Additive Manufacturing (AM), often referred to as 3D printing, encompasses a broad spectrum of applications and methodologies, each contributing distinctively to the progress of this dynamic field [...]
“…"Development and Performance Evaluation of Fibrous Pseudoplastic Quaternary Cement Systems for Aerial Additive Manufacturing", Dams et al [11] presents a novel cementitious material developed for aerial additive manufacturing. It highlights the material's viability for in situ construction using UAVs, emphasizing its potential to revolutionize the construction industry.…”
The realm of Additive Manufacturing (AM), often referred to as 3D printing, encompasses a broad spectrum of applications and methodologies, each contributing distinctively to the progress of this dynamic field [...]
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