busy in the microlab

Published on 26 April 2022 at 14:30

It is a busy afternoon in the Microlab:

Yading, Ze, Zhi and BSc students Jesper and Frank are busy with 3DPrinting of paste.

Shan and BSc student Anne is testing SHCC

Minfei is watching the shrinkage of his dogbone-shaped concrete in the new TSTM setup.

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crossing disciplines

1 Sep 2023 14:56

What does concrete and food have in common? In the attached paper you can read how research on both materials can benefit from each other.

3D-printing with fibre reinforced materials has great potential. For sure we need to reinforce our concrete in one way or another, even if we print the material. Anne-Linde van Overmeir is working on this topic in a collaboration project between Delft and Eindhoven University and funded by NWO. She published an article in the Journal of Construction and Building Materials explaining some details and insights.

CCC-article on Self-healing with embedded bacteria

29 Aug 2023 09:20

We published an artilce in CCC with Shan He as main author in which we investigated by microstructural characterization how bacteria close cracks in the vincinity of the capsules in which they are embedded.

ConCreep12

10 Aug 2023 10:57

Abstract deadline: 31 October 2023

4 articles published this week

21 Jul 2023 01:20

it is a productive week. 4 articles are published, all on different topics. An article on ASR by Qiu and the Ghent-group in Materials & Design; an article by Yu Chen on 3D-printing in CBM; an article on sensing by Ali in CBM and an article by Shan on SHCC in Engineering Structures.

Keynote presentation in Singapore

20 Jul 2023 07:13

Keynote presentation on the work we are doing in Delft at the 4th International Conference on 3D Construction Printing at NTU in Singapore

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