Understanding the scalability limits of frontally polymerizing binder systems for 3D printed concrete
Authors:
- Nicolas A. GonsalvesNGNicolas A. Gonsalves
- Saman JamshididanaSJSaman Jamshididana
- Zachary MillerZMZachary Miller
- Adam BischoffABAdam Bischoff
- Ben HolmgrenBHBen Holmgren
- Chloe McGlynnCMChloe McGlynn
- Heidi ThieleHTHeidi Thiele
- Islam HafezIHIslam Hafez
- Pavan AkulaPAPavan Akula
- Devin J. RoachDevin J. Roach
Open Access
- 10 November 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Materials & Design
Abstract
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- Office of Postsecondary Education
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