Emerging Technologies: 3D-Printed Concrete
Written by: National Precast Concrete Association
Publish Date: May 07, 2021
NPCA Staff Report
Entities across the globe currently are using the technology, materials and equipment to produce 3D-printed concrete structures. A company in Austin, Texas, for example, is 3D-printing concrete houses to provide fast and affordable housing solutions. Each home can be printed in just 48 hours.
However, innovation in 3D-printed concrete isn’t limited to structural applications. There also has been growth in 3D printing architectural concrete features.
3D-printed concrete requires unique mix designs and special equipment, and job site limitations also can constrain operations. However, the speed, versatility and ability to manufacture structures without formwork provides major advantages in some applications.
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