Kine-Mould: Flexible mould system opens up wide range of possibilities

Roel Schipper; Peter Eigenraam; Matteo Soru; Steffen Grünewald; Ivan Gavran; Mattias Michel; Arno Pronk; Dick Erinkveld; Hisham El Ghazi; Mitchell Janmaat; Tobi Lusing; Erwin van Rijbroek; Niek Schuijers; Martijn Verboord; Robin Versteeg

Spool (Nov 2014)

Kine-Mould: Flexible mould system opens up wide range of possibilities

Roel Schipper,
Peter Eigenraam,
Matteo Soru,
Steffen Grünewald,
Ivan Gavran,
Mattias Michel,
Arno Pronk,
Dick Erinkveld,
Hisham El Ghazi,
Mitchell Janmaat,
Tobi Lusing,
Erwin van Rijbroek,
Niek Schuijers,
Martijn Verboord,
Robin Versteeg

Affiliations

Roel Schipper: TU Delft, Civil Engineering and Geosciences
Peter Eigenraam: TU Delft, Civil Engineering and Geosciences
Matteo Soru: TU Delft, Civil Engineering and Geosciences
Steffen Grünewald: TU Delft, Civil Engineering and Geosciences
Ivan Gavran: TU Delft, Civil Engineering and Geosciences
Mattias Michel: TU Delft, Civil Engineering and Geosciences
Arno Pronk: Eindhoven University of Technology, Built Environment
Dick Erinkveld: Eindhoven University of Technology, Built Environment
Hisham El Ghazi: Eindhoven University of Technology, Built Environment
Mitchell Janmaat: Eindhoven University of Technology, Built Environment
Tobi Lusing: Eindhoven University of Technology, Built Environment
Erwin van Rijbroek: Eindhoven University of Technology, Built Environment
Niek Schuijers: Eindhoven University of Technology, Built Environment
Martijn Verboord: Eindhoven University of Technology, Built Environment
Robin Versteeg: Eindhoven University of Technology, Built Environment

Journal volume & issue: Vol. 1, no. 2

Abstract

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The Kine-Mould is a development that makes it easier to manufacture building elements with complex geometry. Since June 2014 the team has been working on a range of solutions and prototypes. Various building materials have been investigated such as concrete, glass and plastic composites. In a joint effort of TU Delft and TU Eindhoven the following prototypes were designed and built: • One for thermoplastic polymers; • One for concrete elements; • One for glass elements; • Several for inflatable mould surfaces. Students carried out a significant part of the work. Companies were involved in the manufacturing process of the prototypes and application of the results.

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ISSN: 2215-0897 (Print); 2215-0900 (Online)
Publisher: Stichting OpenAccess
Country of publisher: Netherlands
LCC subjects: Fine Arts: Architecture
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