Maximizing fiber content in 3D-printed earth materials: Printability, mechanical, thermal and environmental assessments
Authors:
- Olga Beatrice CarcassiOCOlga Beatrice Carcassi
- Yierfan MaierdanYMYierfan Maierdan
- Tashania AkemahTATashania Akemah
- Shiho KawashimaSKShiho Kawashima
- Lola Ben-AlonLBLola Ben-Alon
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- 28 March 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Construction and Building Materials
- Vol. 425
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- National Science Foundation
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