Vienna Researchers Cut Concrete Use by Two-Thirds With 3D Printing

Researchers at FH Campus Wien completed a five-year study proving that 3D-printed concrete components can use up to two-thirds less material than traditional construction while maintaining full load-bearing capacity. The C3PO project demonstrates a significant opportunity to reduce material waste and costs in concrete construction without compromising structural integrity.

Austria-based university FH Campus Wien has completed a five-year research project demonstrating that concrete components can be 3D printed using up to two-thirds less material than conventional construction, without sacrificing load-bearing capacity. The project, called C3PO, Concrete! 3D Printed…

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