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According to Science Daily, a research team led by engineers at the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science is pioneering the exploration of how cellulose nanofibrils (CNF), a plant-based material, can enhance 3D printed concrete technology. The team\u2019s findings will be published in the September 2024 issue of Cement and Concrete Composites.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe improvements we saw on both printability and mechanic<\/a>al measures suggest that incorporating cellulose nanofibrils in commercial printable materials could lead to more resilient and eco-friendly construction practices sooner rather than later,\u201d said Osman E. Ozbulut, a professor in the Depart<\/a>ment of Civil and Environmental Engineering.<\/p>\n

3D printed concrete buildings offer benefits such as quick, precise construction, potentially using recycled materials, reduced labor costs, and less waste. This method also allows for intricate designs that traditional construction struggles to achieve. However, printable material options are currently limited, and questions about their sustainability and durability persist.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019re dealing with contradictory objectives,\u201d said Ozbulut. \u201cThe mixture has to flow well for smooth fabrication, but harden into a stable material with critical properties, such as good mechanic<\/a>al strength, interlayer bonding, and low thermal conductivity.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Cellulose nanofibrils, derived from wood pulp, are renewable and low impact. Known in the industry as CNF, this material shows strong potential as an additive to improve the rheology (flow properties) and mechanic<\/a>al strength of 3D printed composites.<\/p>\n

Before the meticulous study conducted by the University of Virginia-led team in Ozbulut\u2019s Resilient and Advanced Infrastructure Lab, the influence of CNF on conventional 3D printed composites was unclear. \u201cToday, a lot of trial and error goes into designing mixtures,\u201d said Ozbulut. \u201cWe\u2019re addressing the need for more good science to better understand the effects of different additives to improve the performance of 3D printed structures.\u201d<\/p>\n

Experimenting with varying amounts of CNF additive, the team, led by Ozbulut and Ugur Kilic, a Ph.D. alumnus of UVA, found that adding at least 0.3% CNF significantly improved flow performance. Microscopic analysis of the hardened samples revealed better material bonding and structural integrity.<\/p>\n

Further testing in Ozbulut\u2019s lab showed that CNF-enhanced 3D printed components withstood pulling, bending, and compression.<\/p>\n

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