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Façades are key building components, determining building performance and forming the interface between inhabitants and the general public. Accordingly, façades should integrate high aesthetic value with the capability to bear relevant loads. Contemporary architectural façade design strategies often employ complex shapes, which presents civil engin...
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... total, three categories of formwork were prepared for casting including cylinder and cuboid formworks and the mould for one unit faç ade panel at a small scale (Figure 1). The dimensions of printed formwork elements for different specimens are presented in Table 2, Table 3 and Figure 2. 2.2. Concrete UHPFRC was used in the experiment with the mix design listed in Table 4. ...Context 2
... total, three categories of formwork were prepared for casting including cylinder and cuboid formworks and the mould for one unit faç ade panel at a small scale (Figure 1). The dimensions of printed formwork elements for different specimens are presented in Table 2, Table 3 and Figure 2. 2.2. Concrete UHPFRC was used in the experiment with the mix design listed in Table 4. ...Similar publications
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