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Robotic & 3D-Printed Construction
Mastery check · Module 8
Performance, Codes & Economics
10 questions · pass mark 70%. Answer each, check it, and see where you stand before moving on.
Question 1 of 10
Single answer
Why is a 3D-printed concrete element described as 'anisotropic', and what does that imply for judging its strength?
A
It is perfectly uniform in every direction, so a single strength number describes it fully
B
Its strength depends on direction - relatively strong along the printed beads, typically weaker across the interlayer seams - so it cannot be described by one number and must be tested in each direction
C
It is always weaker than conventional concrete in every direction equally
D
Its strength depends only on the colour and finish of the surface
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