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http://dx.doi.org/10.5762/KAIS.2020.21.10.386

Compressive Strength Characteristics of 3D Printing Concrete in Low Temperature Environment by Using Early Strength Improvement Type Additive  

Yoo, Byung-Hyun (Research & Development Center, Dongnam)
Lee, Dong-gyu (Research & Development Center, Dongnam)
Park, Jong-Pil (Research & Development Center, Dongnam)
Hwang, Byoung-Il (Research & Development Center, Dongnam)
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Journal of the Korea Academia-Industrial cooperation Society / v.21, no.10, 2020 , pp. 386-392 More about this Journal
Abstract
The self-weight of the 3D printing concrete increases with increasing printing height. Therefore, the lower layer must be hardened within a suitable time to secure continuous printing performance. In particular, the hardening speed of concrete is slow in the winter season when the temperature was low. Hence, the early strength of 3D printing concrete requires improvement. In domestic and international literature, cases of increasing the early strength of concrete using inorganic chemical additives, such as amine-based, nitrate-based, sodium-based, and calcium-based, have been reported. In this study, early strength improvement-type additive samples (amine-based, nitrate-based, sodium-based) were prepared, and their performance was evaluated. When using a nitrate-based additive, the early strength was increased significantly in a 10 ℃ environment. In addition, it was possible to secure a higher early strength than the existing 3D printing concrete mixed at 20 ℃.
Keywords
3D Printing Concrete; Additive; Early Strength; Low Temperature; Laminating;
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