Optimization of 3D Printing Quality in Construction Applied in the field of Building in Huichapan, Hgo.

Traditional construction faces challenges such as the complexity of designs, inefficiency in production and waste generation, which has motivated the search for innovative and sustainable solutions. 3D printing is positioned as a promising alternative, allowing the creation of complex structures more quickly and with less environmental impact. The approach is deductive, analyzing benefits such as production efficiency, waste reduction, and design flexibility, as well as limitations related to initial costs and technical requirements. The hypothesis states that 3D printing can accelerate processes, reduce costs and adapt constructions to local needs. At a global level, examples in the United States and Mexico highlight the ability of this technology to reduce time and optimize resources. In Huichapan, its application will be able to transform the local sector, offering efficient and sustainable solutions in a context where accessible housing and adaptation to local materials and conditions are priorities.

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Journal of Quantitative and Statistical Analysis
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2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.35429/jqsa.2024.11.28.5.1.11
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BIM and Construction Integration
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Optimization of 3D Printing Quality in Construction Applied in the field of Building in Huichapan, Hgo.

Zaira Betzabeth Trejo-Torres, Juan Carlos RODRÍGUEZ-URIBE, Margarita Benitez-Alonso
Journal of Quantitative and Statistical Analysis
BIM and Construction Integration
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Optimization of 3D Printing Quality in Construction Applied in the field of Building in Huichapan, Hgo.

Zaira Betzabeth Trejo-Torres, Juan Carlos RODRÍGUEZ-URIBE, Margarita Benitez-Alonso
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Abstract

Traditional construction faces challenges such as the complexity of designs, inefficiency in production and waste generation, which has motivated the search for innovative and sustainable solutions. 3D printing is positioned as a promising alternative, allowing the creation of complex structures more quickly and with less environmental impact. The approach is deductive, analyzing benefits such as production efficiency, waste reduction, and design flexibility, as well as limitations related to initial costs and technical requirements. The hypothesis states that 3D printing can accelerate processes, reduce costs and adapt constructions to local needs. At a global level, examples in the United States and Mexico highlight the ability of this technology to reduce time and optimize resources. In Huichapan, its application will be able to transform the local sector, offering efficient and sustainable solutions in a context where accessible housing and adaptation to local materials and conditions are priorities.

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