Rheology Evaluation of Cement Paste with Nanoclays, Nanosilica and Polymeric Admixtures for Digital Fabrication

Varela, Hugo; Barluenga, Gonzalo; Palomar, Irene

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-49916-7_15

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“…Systematisation and analysis of data on the influence of fillers on the technological properties of mixtures for 3D printing allowed discovering the following. Currently, natural and recycled aggregates are used to produce building mixtures, which can be divided into three size groups [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24]:…”

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Justification of the criteria requirements for fillers in mixtures for 3D construction printing

Slavcheva,

Razov,

Solonina

et al. 2023

Nanobuild

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Introduction.As part of the task to create new materials for additive technologies, an analysis of the situation was carried out, and a problem was identified with the lack of common approaches to selecting raw material components for mixtures. Theoretical concept. Based on the approaches of fundamental structure rheology, physicochemical mechanics of disperse systems, the theory of packing of granular media, we theoretically justified the criteria requirements for the characteristics of fillers and suggested quantitative criteria for their evaluation. It was proposed to use these quantitative criteria for a preliminary comprehensive assessment of fillers when designing compositions of mixtures for 3D construction printing. Materials and methods. The characteristics of the fillers were evaluated using scanning electron microscopy with a scanning electron microscope Thermo Scientific™ Phenom™ Desktop SEM and processing of images by the ParticleMetric software package as well as using laser granulometry with a laser analyser of particles Analysette 22. Results. We assessed the cement and 5 types of fillers that had different sizes and played different roles in the formation of the mixture properties. We also identified their estimated criterial characteristics, including the average particle diameter, gra-nulometric constant, and particle shape coefficient. Boundary values of these characteristics were determined for particles of different morphology and dispersion degree. Conclusion. Based on the application of the suggested theoretical approaches, we determined the lines of research associated with obtaining experimental patterns of the impact of the criterial characteristics of fillers on the rheological characteristics of mixtures as well as with these characteristics according to their significance and justifying the requirements for the range of quantities of fillers depending on their size, shape, and granulometry.

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“…Influence of nanoscale aggregates [21][22][23][24]. They are used as modifying additives, and the concentration in optimised mixtures is within the range of 2-5% of the mass of cement.…”

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