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Evaluation of 3D-Printed Concrete Properties for Tunnel Structure Rehabilitation
3D printing technology has developed as a revolutionary method for the repair of tunnel structures, meeting the escalating demands of contemporary urbanization, especially in subway systems. This study analyses the mechanical and material aspects of 3D-printed concrete, concentrating on novel altera
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