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In January 2012, it was announced that a national high speed rail network would be built in the United Kingdom, the HS2. Currently, construction is underway on the first phase of the rail, covering 140 miles between London and Birmingham. In order to reduce costs as well as have greater beneficial benefits, the HS2 Ltd’s London tunnels contractor SCS JV (Skanska Costain STRABAG Joint Venture) has decided to use a new technology “Printfrastructure,” which is essentially 3D printing using concrete reinforced with graphene, for the project.
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