EXEP3D – Conrete Printing for the Future

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Introduction To The EXEP3D

The leading partner of the project is Tallinn University of Technology, which in cooperation with Eindhoven and Dresden University of Technology wants to increase its scientific and technological capabilities in concrete printing. The project focuses on staff training, partnership building and applied research.

The EXEP3D project aims to expand skills, transfer knowledge, and raise the innovation capacity of TTK’s Institute of Civil Engineering in the field of construction engineering with the aim to become a leading competence centre in Estonia and Europe, more specifically in 3D concrete printing (3DCP) and locally produced sustainable mixtures. 

The EXEP3D project aims to expand skills, transfer knowledge, and raise the innovation capacity of TTK’s Institute of Civil Engineering in the field of construction engineering with the aim to become a leading competence centre in Estonia and Europe, more specifically in 3D concrete printing (3DCP) and locally produced sustainable mixtures.

New technology for the construction industry

The EXEP3D project aims to expand skills, transfer knowledge, and raise the innovation capacity of TTK’s Institute of Civil Engineering in the field of construction engineering with the aim to become a leading competence centre in Estonia and Europe, more specifically in 3D concrete printing (3DCP) and locally produced sustainable mixtures.

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The EXEP3D project aims to expand skills, transfer knowledge, and raise the innovation capacity of TTK’s Institute of Civil Engineering in the field of construction engineering with the aim to become a leading competence centre in Estonia and Europe, more specifically in 3D concrete printing (3DCP) and locally produced sustainable mixtures. 

The EXEP3D project aims to expand skills, transfer knowledge, and raise the innovation capacity of TTK’s Institute of Civil Engineering in the field of construction engineering with the aim to become a leading competence centre in Estonia and Europe, more specifically in 3D concrete printing (3DCP) and locally produced sustainable mixtures.

New technology for the construction industry

The EXEP3D project aims to expand skills, transfer knowledge, and raise the innovation capacity of TTK’s Institute of Civil Engineering in the field of construction engineering with the aim to become a leading competence centre in Estonia and Europe, more specifically in 3D concrete printing (3DCP) and locally produced sustainable mixtures.

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The EXEP3D project aims to expand skills, transfer knowledge, and raise the innovation capacity of TTK’s Institute of Civil Engineering in the field of construction engineering with the aim to become a leading competence centre in Estonia and Europe, more specifically in 3D concrete printing (3DCP) and locally produced sustainable mixtures. 

The EXEP3D project aims to expand skills, transfer knowledge, and raise the innovation capacity of TTK’s Institute of Civil Engineering in the field of construction engineering with the aim to become a leading competence centre in Estonia and Europe, more specifically in 3D concrete printing (3DCP) and locally produced sustainable mixtures.

New technology for the construction industry

The EXEP3D project aims to expand skills, transfer knowledge, and raise the innovation capacity of TTK’s Institute of Civil Engineering in the field of construction engineering with the aim to become a leading competence centre in Estonia and Europe, more specifically in 3D concrete printing (3DCP) and locally produced sustainable mixtures.

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EXEP3D Team

Hillar Joon

PhD, Research Fellow
at TTK University of Applied Sciences
Brief Expertise: Research of cementitious materials and concrete technology
Project Role: Development of 3D concrete printing mixtures

Shravan Muthukrishnan

Group leader Concrete 3D printing

Brief Expertise: Dr.Shravan’s expertise lies in developing sustainable concrete for 3D printing applications. He has successfully designed multiple mix compositions using local binders such as calcined clay, fly ash, slag, and aggregates up to 16 mm. Among his innovations, his standout achievement is the development of set-on-demand geopolymer concrete, a Portland cement-free material with an open time exceeding 24 hours, yet capable of setting almost instantly upon extrusion
Project Role: Responsible for the development
of sustainable 3D printable material
using local materials

Aivars Alt

M.Sc., Senior Lecturer at TTK University of Applied Sciences
Brief Expertise: Concrete cast in situ technology
Project Role: Project manager, printing equipment, concrete delivery

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