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TRADITIONAL VS 3D CONCRETE PRINTING - APPLICATION AND CHALLENGES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
In the years to come, 3-D printing, a disruptive technology, might have significant societal and economic effects. With the use of concrete and other cementitious and binder materials, the technology, which first emerged in the 1980s and was restricted to the production of tiny goods, is now being used in large-scale construction applications. Reducing or eliminating the energy and environmental footprints as well as the socioeconomic impact is recommended. The study comes to the conclusion that 3DP technology seems to be a promising substitute for traditional building methods and the usage of concrete, based on reported global warming potential (GWP) values. The sustainability potential, evaluations,and difficulties of 3DP concrete for built environment applications are all systematically reviewed in this paper. To determine the current trends and research gaps, a thorough and comparative evaluation of linked literature is conducted.
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