Foamed Geopolymer Made by Additive Manufacturing for the Construction Technology Applications - 3D-FOAM

Project summary

The main challenge is the design of zero-waste technology for 3D printing and the use of waste products such as clay bricks, aerated concrete, disintegrated cement, etc., as raw material. The project is focused on developing foamed ceramic materials for additive manufacturing – 3D printing technology, especially geopolymer composites (GP) and hybrid geopolymer composites (HGP) with customized properties for additive manufacturing (AM) used as insolation. Expected result of the project is to design a new class of materials and with high thermal properties and, in the same time, non-inflammable materials (heat-resistant materials and thermal barrier). The most important expected properties are: controlled porous structure, low density, high thermal resistance, good mechanical properties, fire- and heat resistant, better workability in comparison to conventional construction foamed materials, eco-friendliness and cost-effectiveness.

Project Details

Call

Call 2021


Call Topic

Materials for additive manufacturing


Project start

01.05.2022


Project end

30.04.2025


Total project costs

805.000 €


Total project funding

757.000 €


TRL

2 - 6


Coordinator

Dr. Dariusz Mierzwiński

Cracow University of Technology, WARSZAWSKA 24, 31 155 KRAKOW, Poland


Partners and Funders Details

Consortium Partner   Country Funder
Cracow University of Technology
https://www.pk.edu.pl
University Poland PL-NCBR
ATMAT
https://www.atmat.pl
SME Poland PL-NCBR
Riga Technical University
https://www.rtu.lv
University Latvia LV-VIAA
University of Miskolc
https://www.uni-miskolc.hu
University Hungary HU-NKFIH
National Ilan University
https://niu-en.niu.edu.tw
University Taiwan TW-NSTC

Keywords

advanced manufacturing, composites, lightweight structures, feedstock, sustainability, geopolymer, foamed material