3D-printing in Microlab

Published on 21 October 2021 at 16:42

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Self-healing SHCC

16 Dec 2024 11:28

For the tram-project at the TU-Delft campus, we designed the top layer in such a way that the SHCC should crack in a zone above a construction joint in the base concrete. Here we incorporated shear keys and we delaminated the two layers in between. The SHCC should and does crack, but the bacteria (Basilisk) we added to the mix heal the crack. In the right picture you see that it works! The principle of the self-healing strain hardening cementitious composite was developed within the SMARTINCS project. The project team (Shan He, Mladena Lukovic, Henk Jonkers and Erik Schlangen) is inspecting the progress.

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3D-printing in Microlab

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Self-healing SHCC

Casting tram-concrete

Dr. Anne Linde

Bio-Based Concrete Luleå

Keynote @ Gammon

Presenting the Delft-3D-printing and meeting old friends