Focus Area A Archives - Page 2 of 10 - Additive Manufacturing in Construction (AMC) TRR277

M. Eng. Daniel Baier

was a research associate in A02, the workgroup of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Michael F. Zäh. As an expert in WAAM, he was responsible for the simulation and temperature modelling of the process.

is a doctoral researcher: Conducts scientific studies for the duration of the research project. Performs mechanical testing, fatigue testing, fracture mechanics testing, metallurgical analysis, and investigates the influence of geometry on structural performance. Analyzes all data and prepares reports, presentations, and publications.

M. Sc. David Böhler

is a research assistant at the Technical University of Munich in the group of Prof. Dr. Lowke. Together with Jennifer Rudolph, he will lead and organise the material development and testing programme as well as the data analysis and material modelling within the Lowke group. David Böhler will focus on investigating the durability of 3D printed concrete.

PhD M.Sc. Freek Bos

Team Leader for Extrusion-Based Additive Manufacturing of Concrete at the TUM School of Engineering and Design

Dr. rer. nat. Frauke Bunzel

has been working in the field of wood adhesives for many years. She gives guidance and support to the academic staff at WKI regarding the entire adhesive systems including adhesives, particles and pressing parameters.

M. Sc. Birger Buschmann

is a mechanical engineer and doctoral researcher at TUM-HBB. For the project A08 he will work out the details of the fabrication process and is responsible for the topic of automatization. In C07 his responsibilities include the development of data acquisition concepts in order to identify relevant process parameters as well as the evaluation of generated data in order to form concepts for regulation and quality assessment.

M. Sc. Shengbo Cheng

is a research associate at TUM School of Engineering and Design. He works on structural analysis of functional graded concrete produced by near-nozzle mixing system in A03 and is responsible for evaluating the properties of graded concrete by means of experiments and modelling.

M. Sc. Maximilian Dahlenburg

is an expert in mechanical engineering, specialized in development, CAD-Design and construction of complex machines at the Chair of Materials Handling, Material Flow, Logistics within TUM. He is responsible for design, construction, automation, simulation and optimization of the near-nozzle continuous mixing system developed in A03. Furthermore he is responsible for the material supply and the material discharge system within this project.