Effect evaluation of repairing cement-mortar microbeams by microbial induced carbonate precipitation DOI Creative Commons
Peifeng Huang, Xinhua Yang,

Yue Dai

et al.

AMB Express, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 15(1)

Published: April 28, 2025

The technique of microbially induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICP) has a bright prospect in the repair concrete structures with diseases, so evaluation effect and its influencing factors are very important issues for civil engineers. In this paper, multi-phase mixed precipitate models established by using random particle generation packing algorithm. Combined cohesive zone model, deformation failure behavior notched cement-mortar microbeams before after under three-point bending loading numerically simulated. recovery rate is proposed to characterize microbeam. influences proportion crystalline phases precipitate, size notch location on it evaluated. It found that peak load microbeam decreases from 22.16 20.60% as calcite increases 0 1 combination case vaterite particles precipitate. However, aragonite, 1, 35.01 20.77%. For only grains 12.73 36.85% when 2 3.4 μm. When distance between center midspan 40 μm, 20.44 77.26%. effects phases, repairing can be explained population matrix-particle interface stress concentration degree Considering compositions regulated control environmental process parameters, research paper great significance engineering application MICP technique.

Language: Английский

Induced Biomineralization with Pythium Aphanidermatum: A New Microorganism for the Self-Healing Effect in Cementitious Matrices DOI
Nahúm Gamalier Cayo Chileno,

Daniela Sales Alviano,

Celuta S. Alviano

et al.

Published: Jan. 1, 2025

Language: Английский

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Bio-Based Solutions for Concrete Infrastructure: A Review of Microbial-Induced Carbonate Precipitation in Crack Healing DOI Creative Commons
Armstrong Ighodalo Omoregie, Chih Siong Wong, Adharsh Rajasekar

et al.

Buildings, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 15(7), P. 1052 - 1052

Published: March 25, 2025

Microbial-induced carbonate precipitation (MICP) is gaining attention as an eco-friendly and sustainable method for concrete crack repair. However, key challenges related to its large-scale implementation, regulatory approval, integration into existing construction standards remain underexplored. This review examines recent advances in MICP, emphasizing role circular economy practices building solutions. Traditional synthetic sealants contribute environmental pollution have limited long-term durability, highlighting the need greener alternatives. Global research trends reveal increasing focus on self-healing materials, biomineralization, durability enhancement, alongside emerging innovations such encapsulation technologies, marine applications, bio-based composites. Unlike previous reviews, this study integrates bibliometric analysis systematically assess trends, identify collaboration networks, evaluate that impact MICP adoption. While offers significant advantages, including capabilities compatibility with industrial by-products, barriers cost, scalability, policy persist. identifies critical thematic clusters which include microbial action, sustainability, engineering applications. helps provide actionable insights researchers, engineers, policymakers. By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, has potential become a transformative solution resilient environmentally infrastructure.

Language: Английский

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Advancing Sustainable Concrete with Bacterial Self-Healing Technology and Kuhn-Tucker Condition DOI Creative Commons

M Meghashree,

Neethu Urs,

N. K. Geetha

et al.

Research Square (Research Square), Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: March 26, 2025

Abstract This research investigates the self-healing potential of Bacillus subtilis in concrete due to its high capacity for calcium carbonate precipitation. Mathematical modelling and machine learning methods, i.e., Random Forest Method (RFM) Kuhn-Tucker (KT) Condition, were used maximize healing efficiency. Bacteria-free bacteria-containing samples subjected control cracking, results indicated complete cracks 21 days under optimal curing conditions. Comparative study river sand (RS) manufactured (MS) bacterial improved mechanical strength MS-based with 9.27% improvement compressive 12.78% 6.36% split tensile flexural strengths, respectively. Load removal subsequent re-loading tests effective up 1 mm, especially 14 day cured samples. Besides, reinforced beams (M20, M25 M30) stress load re-loading. 28-day exhibited closure within days, indicating dependability mechanisms. identifies subtilis-based as a cost-effective, sustainable, durable material infrastructure durability. Future studies should aim at field application, large-scale production, optimization survival rates global application.

Language: Английский

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A Review of Different Self-Healing Cement Composites for Wellbore Integrity DOI

Jamari M Shah,

Ahmed Abdulhamid Mahmoud, Abdulmalek Ahmed

et al.

Published: April 21, 2025

Abstract Wellbore integrity is paramount in the oil and gas sector, directly influencing operational safety, environmental protection, economic viability. The cementing process, designed to secure wellbore systems prevent fluid migration, often faces significant challenges due extreme subsurface conditions, including high temperatures, pressure variations, chemical aggressiveness. In recent years, innovative self-healing cement composites have emerged as a promising solution enhance integrity, integrating advanced materials capable of autonomously repairing cracks defects. This paper explores advancements composites, focusing on improve durability well integrity. covers polymer-cement which use polymers repair cracks, microbial slurries from dairy wastewater that heal via activity. It also examines geopolymer for their sustainable properties, bacterial calcium carbonate precipitation, engineered cementitious (ECCs) exceptional crack-healing abilities ductility, offering solutions enhancing performance. Polymer-cement demonstrate improved mechanical properties thermal stability by incorporating polymeric materials, making them particularly suitable geothermal applications. Geopolymer resistance attack low cost, energy requirements, emissions. Bacterial utilize activity induce effectively sealing micro-cracks prolonging life. Additionally, potential reuse nutrient source bacteria addresses concerns while reducing cultivation costs, presenting dual benefit management. Meanwhile, ECCs leverage fiber reinforcement provide ductility controlled crack formation, improving under stress. Despite advantages these remain, performance considerations, regulatory compliance regarding agents wastewater. first presents novel insights into all exploring like (ECCs). By cutting-edge technologies, offers practical durability, providing practicing engineers with new strategies sustainability.

Language: Английский

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Effect evaluation of repairing cement-mortar microbeams by microbial induced carbonate precipitation DOI Creative Commons
Peifeng Huang, Xinhua Yang,

Yue Dai

et al.

AMB Express, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 15(1)

Published: April 28, 2025

The technique of microbially induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICP) has a bright prospect in the repair concrete structures with diseases, so evaluation effect and its influencing factors are very important issues for civil engineers. In this paper, multi-phase mixed precipitate models established by using random particle generation packing algorithm. Combined cohesive zone model, deformation failure behavior notched cement-mortar microbeams before after under three-point bending loading numerically simulated. recovery rate is proposed to characterize microbeam. influences proportion crystalline phases precipitate, size notch location on it evaluated. It found that peak load microbeam decreases from 22.16 20.60% as calcite increases 0 1 combination case vaterite particles precipitate. However, aragonite, 1, 35.01 20.77%. For only grains 12.73 36.85% when 2 3.4 μm. When distance between center midspan 40 μm, 20.44 77.26%. effects phases, repairing can be explained population matrix-particle interface stress concentration degree Considering compositions regulated control environmental process parameters, research paper great significance engineering application MICP technique.

Language: Английский

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