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Figure 4: Completed shell and diagram of assembly sequence
Robotic Fabrication of Components for Ceramic Shell Structures
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December 2014

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Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial Structures

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Malika Singh

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Ling-Li Tseng

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Yingyi Wang

This research investigates the assembly of funicular shell structures using a single layer of flat ceramic tiles. The objective is to synthesize recent advances in structural prediction software with existing means and methods of on-site assembly. The primary area of investigation is at the scale of the tectonic unit-most specifically how introduction of geometric intelligence at the scale of the unit can simplify the assembly of forms that are difficult to realize in the context of modern construction. The project simulates an industrial production scenario in which components for a given shell structure can be fabricated using a wire cutter-equipped 6-axis robotic arm. It aims to increase the adaptability and applicability of ceramic shell structures.

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... (a) multi-axis water jet cutting (Bechthold, 2009;Maciej et al., 2011) (b) robotic, hot-blade carving (Clifford et al., 2014) (c) multi-axis milling (Fallacara, 2012;Clifford andMcGee, 2013, 2015) (d) multi-axis, circular blade cutting (e) multi-axis/robotic, hot-wire and abrasive-wire cutting Mcgee et al., 2013;Schwartz and Mondardini, 2014;Feringa and Sondergaard, 2014;Seibold et al., 2014); and (f) three-dimensional sand-printing technology (Soar and Andreen, 2012;Dillenburger and Hansmeyer, 2013) Not all of these techniques are similarly suitable for processing larger volumetric elements. Water jets use a high-velocity and high-pressure jet of water and abrasive substances to cut through material. ...

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Funicular Shell Design: Geometric approaches to form finding and fabrication of discrete funicular structures
Robotic Fabrication of Components for Ceramic Shell Structures

Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial Structures