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3D Paper Printing for the Built Environment: Optimization of the Material Behavior
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3D Paper Printing for the Built Environment: Optimization of the Material Behavior in Vernon, BC
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3D Paper Printing for the Built Environment: Optimization of the Material Behavior in Vernon, BC
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This book presents the manufacture and development of products from a novel material formulation as a bio-based paper material using 3D printing for engineering purposes. The approach is to optimize the material behavior and the manufacturing process to achieve a high level of quality and accuracy. A wide range of formulations are investigated to select homogeneous pastes with high 3D printing potential for best outcomes.
This is accomplished through customization and optimization under the control of rheological behavior and printing parameters. Mechanical characterization is investigated to identify the adhesion and other properties of the paste formulation.
Potential applications for the built environment in façade construction are presented, which match the material properties and benefit the most from the complexity offered by additive manufacturing technology. The content
State of Art
Printing Configuration and Performance
Quality & Accuracy Assessment
Material & Mechanical Behavior
3D Models as a Case Study
This book presents the manufacture and development of products from a novel material formulation as a bio-based paper material using 3D printing for engineering purposes. The approach is to optimize the material behavior and the manufacturing process to achieve a high level of quality and accuracy. A wide range of formulations are investigated to select homogeneous pastes with high 3D printing potential for best outcomes.
This is accomplished through customization and optimization under the control of rheological behavior and printing parameters. Mechanical characterization is investigated to identify the adhesion and other properties of the paste formulation.
Potential applications for the built environment in façade construction are presented, which match the material properties and benefit the most from the complexity offered by additive manufacturing technology. The content
State of Art
Printing Configuration and Performance
Quality & Accuracy Assessment
Material & Mechanical Behavior
3D Models as a Case Study


















