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November 9, 2025BuildingsOpen Access

Study on the Effects of Nozzle Proximal Carbonation Mixing and Vacuum Dewatering on the Printability and Mechanical Properties of the 3D Printed Construction Mortar

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QSQiang SongGZGuangyu ZhouHBHailing Bao

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Overview

Observational analysis shows enhanced mechanical properties in 3D printed construction mortar, indicating better printability and strength.

Key Points

  • Mechanical properties improved by vacuum dewatering and carbonation mixing, enhancing mortar performance.
  • Rheological properties reduced in low water-to-binder ratio mortar while compressive strength increased by 4.1-4.6%.
  • Analysis of 3D printed construction mortar focused on printability, flowability, and extrudability.
  • Findings support feasibility of diverse mix proportions for improved printer-based manufacturing.

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Song et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69253a35c0ce034ddc357a27https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings15224036
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