Flume study on the effects of microbial induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICP) on the erosional behaviour of fine sand
Tangential flow-induced interface erosion poses a major threat to a wide variety of
engineering structures, such as earth-filled embankment dams, and oil-and gas-producing …
engineering structures, such as earth-filled embankment dams, and oil-and gas-producing …
Microbially induced carbonate precipitation for improving the internal stability of silty sand slopes under seepage conditions
Biocementation based on the microbially induced carbonate precipitation (MICP) process
can be used as a soil improvement method to improve the mechanical strength of granular …
can be used as a soil improvement method to improve the mechanical strength of granular …
Isolation and characterization of ureolytic calcifying bacteria from methane hydrate-bearing marine sediments for bio-cementation application
In bio-calcification, microbes precipitate calcium carbonate (CaCO 3), forming versatile solid
substances that promotes eco-friendly materials and reduce carbon emissions. Marine …
substances that promotes eco-friendly materials and reduce carbon emissions. Marine …
Microbial-induced carbonate precipitation applicability with the methane hydrate-bearing layer microbe
Production of methane gas from the methane-hydrate-bearing layer below the deep-ocean
floor is expected to be crucial in the future of energy resources worldwide. During the …
floor is expected to be crucial in the future of energy resources worldwide. During the …
Enzyme induced carbonate precipitation for soil internal erosion control under water seepage
J He, C Fang, L Hang, Y Qi, X Mao, B Yan… - Geomechanics and …, 2021 - koreascience.kr
Seepage induced internal erosion in earth dams, dikes, and their underlying soil strata may
cause destruction of earthen structures and flooding of lowland regions. In this study, efforts …
cause destruction of earthen structures and flooding of lowland regions. In this study, efforts …
Enhancing biocement through incorporation of additives
C Spencer - 2021 - orca.cardiff.ac.uk
The aim of this research was to enhance properties of biocement, with a focus on
development of self-healing capability, to improve the resilience of geotechnical structures …
development of self-healing capability, to improve the resilience of geotechnical structures …