The bio-mineralization of calcium carbonates is an innovative and eco-friendly technique for
improving soil, which has recently become increasingly popular in the field of geotechnical …

In geotechnical engineering, conventional soil improvement techniques-including both
mechanical and chemical stabilization methods-have potential drawbacks such as high cost …

Microbiologically induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICP) is a technique that has
received a lot of attention in the field of geotechnology in the last decade. It has the potential …

Biocementation is a green treatment technique which makes use of microbially induced
carbonate precipitation (MICP) process to enhance the geotechnical features of sub …

Microbially induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICP) and enzyme induced calcium
carbonate precipitation (EICP) are the two most widely known bio-cementation techniques …

Microbially induced carbonate precipitation is a relatively new technology that uses
biocementation treatment method for the improvement of soils. This process which relies on …

The urease is an enzyme present under wide variety in nature and produced by bacteria,
fungi, algae, and invertebrate in which has the function of catalyzing the hydrolysis of urea …

Bio-cementation through bacterial mineralization can be considered an" eco-friendly"
solution for soft or loose sandy soils, particularly in ground slopes and high rainfall zones, to …

The rapid development of the construction sector has led to massive use of raw construction
materials, which are at risk of exhaustion. The problem is aggravated by the high demand for …

For ground improvement, cementitious materials have been widely used. However,
traditional cementitious materials are facing increasing challenges, including raw materials …