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3D Printing for Civil Infrastructure Construction Alaa Zachary Negar Stephanie Zofia Elwany Grasley Kalantar Paal Rybkowski Additive Materials Architecture Civil Construction Manufacturing Structures Science July 5, 2018 Henry


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3D Printing for Civil Infrastructure Construction

July 5, 2018 Alaa Elwany

Additive Manufacturing

Zachary Grasley

Materials

Stephanie Paal

Civil Structures

Negar Kalantar

Architecture

Zofia Rybkowski

Construction Science

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2 Source: Water and Power Associates http://waterandpower.org Source: Martin Turnbull http://martinturnbull.com

Los Angeles, 1902 Los Angeles, circa 1920

Henry ry Ford moment in t the auto industry ry

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3 Source: Water and Power Associates http://waterandpower.org Source: Martin Turnbull http://martinturnbull.com

Los Angeles, 1902 Los Angeles, circa 1920

Henry ry Ford moment in t the auto industry ry

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Societal impact

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USD (2018) Year 1909 1915 1913 1925 $22,471 $12,999 $9,434 $3,628

~ 84% decrease Automobile Unit Price

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Societal impact

5 Source: Martha Thierry/ Detroit Free Press

Average Daily Wages

$1.75 $2.50 $2.34

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Steel Working Coal Mining Auto (Pre-1914) 1914 USD (2018) Year 1909 1915 1913 1925 $22,471 $12,999 $9,434 $3,628

Automobile Unit Price

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Construction is due for a Henry ry Ford moment!

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Higher productivity in the construction industry could:

  • create $1.6 trillion additional added value per year
  • boost global GDP by 2%

McKinsey Global Institute 2017

Source: McKinsey & Company

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Problem exacerbated in U U.S .S. . construction

  • U.S. construction: stuck at the same level since 1960s
  • Other sectors: up to 1500% productivity boost

7 Source: American Society of Civil Engineers

Economic consequences by 2025

  • $3.9 trillion losses to GDP
  • $7 trillion lost business sales
  • 2.5 million lost American jobs

America’s Infrastructure Score:

D+

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Lack of innovation in c construction

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Motorola Dynatac 1983 1999 Nokia 8210 BlackBerry Bold 9790 iPhone X 2018 2011 GPO 746 1974

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Lack of innovation in c construction

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Motorola Dynatac 1983 1999 Nokia 8210 BlackBerry Bold 9790 iPhone X 2018 2011 GPO 746 1974

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  • Labor shortage
  • Skill shortage /

lack of expertise

  • Inadequate

planning / scheduling

  • Siloed industry
  • Idle time waiting

for material / supply delivery

  • Lack of collaboration /

communication between stakeholders

Current Construction Practice

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An order of magnitude increase in productivity is possible by changing how we build.

McKinsey Global Institute (2017)

A t transformative approach is n needed

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  • Labor shortage
  • Skill shortage /

lack of expertise

  • Inadequate

planning / scheduling

  • Siloed industry
  • Idle time waiting

for material / supply delivery

  • Lack of collaboration /

communication between stakeholders

3D Printing

  • Merge with other

industries

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A t transformative approach is n needed

  • New, more interesting jobs
  • Automation

Planning / scheduling built-in to process Fluid process

  • Material and

supply in one

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Number of 3D Printing Companies Involved with Construction

1-10

A global leader has yet to emerge

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Research needs

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Hardware & software Industrial scale 3D printers New materials Design Architectural/structural Logistics

What must be done to enable the Henry Ford moment in construction?

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Vision: 3D printing f for construction

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Enable extra-terrestrial exploration Eliminate construction traffic jams Enable unmanned military construction