2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.cemconcomp.2018.09.015
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Inline quantification of extrudability of cementitious materials for digital construction

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“…The easily distinguishable characteristic of these curves is that of their three distinct segments, corresponding to three different stages in the experiment. Note that the observed behavior is similar to the results reported in earlier works on ram extrusion [36,45]. According to Perrot et al [36], the three parts can be attributed to (a) Part I: compaction of the tested material at flow initiation; (b) Part II: frictional resistance during equilibrium plug flow and (c) Part III: compaction against static/unshared concrete, the so-called “dead-zone”.…”
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“…The easily distinguishable characteristic of these curves is that of their three distinct segments, corresponding to three different stages in the experiment. Note that the observed behavior is similar to the results reported in earlier works on ram extrusion [36,45]. According to Perrot et al [36], the three parts can be attributed to (a) Part I: compaction of the tested material at flow initiation; (b) Part II: frictional resistance during equilibrium plug flow and (c) Part III: compaction against static/unshared concrete, the so-called “dead-zone”.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Thus, for the first and third part of the curve, the load exponentially increases with increasing displacement of the piston, while, in the second part, starting at a displacement of approximately 10 mm, the force remains almost constant or even decreases slightly as displacement increases. This slight decrease in force is an expected result since the total frictional resistance decreases with decreasing billet length [36,45]. For the comparative assessment, only Part II is relevant [35].…”
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“…Ähnlich wie Pumpbarkeit ist Extrudierbarkeit keine intrinsische, grundlegende physikalische Eigenschaft zementbasierter Werkstoffe, sondern eine prozessspezifische Charakteristik. In der Literatur zur konventionellen Extrusion beschreibt die Extrudierbarkeit nicht nur die Fähigkeit eines Materials, durch eine Öffnung kontrolliert herausgepresst zu werden sondern auch seine Formstabilität nach Verlassen der Düse . Von dieser Definition soll im Kontext des 3D‐Drucks mit Beton bewusst abgewichen werden, und zwar aus zwei Gründen:…”
Section: Extrudierbarkeitunclassified
“… Beispiele von Störungen beim 3D‐Druck: a) Extrudierrate ist zu gering für die gegebene Druckkopfgeschwindigkeit, was zu diskontinuierlichen Schichten führt; b) Extrudierrate ist zu hoch, was zu „Stauchungen“ führt. Quelle: Examples of disturbances during 3D‐pritning: a) extrusion rate is too low for the given print head speed, resulting in discontinuous layers; b) extrusion rate is too high, leading to ‘buckled' layers. Source: …”
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