Foam 3D printing technique could minimize concrete is used in construction

This novel fabrication approach can save up to 70 percent concrete.
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Foam 3D printing technique could minimize concrete is used in construction
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Developed at ETH Zürich in collaboration with FenX AG, FoamWork explores how foam 3D printing (F3DP) can produce distinctive shapes for stay-in-place, or temporary and recyclable concrete casting. The foam produced is based on recycled waste and can reduce how much concrete is used by up to 70 percent.


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