Wastewaters from agro-industrial and industrial sources have significant organic matter
contents, and some also contain oil and grease, heavy metals and toxic chemicals. Limits …

Reactive transport processes in a porous medium will often both cause changes to the pore
structure, via precipitation and dissolution of biomass or minerals, and be affected by these …

In the last two decades self-healing of concrete through microbial based carbonate
precipitation has emerged as a promising technology for making concrete structures more …

Concrete cracks have an adverse impact on the durability and safety of the concrete
structures; and thus, repairing cracks to improve their mechanical properties is of great …

In this paper, different pore network models to simulate single-phase flow in porous media
are built and their accuracy is evaluated. In addition to the conventional pore network model …

Present day awareness of biofilm colonization on polymeric surfaces has prompted the
scientific community to develop an ever-increasing number of new materials with anti-biofilm …

Air–water interfacial adsorption complicates per‐and polyfluoroalkyl substance (PFAS)
transport in vadose zones. Air–water interfaces can arise from pendular rings between soil …

Similar to sand solidification with microbially induced carbonate precipitation (MICP), the
MICP technique can also be used to bond loess particles and improve the collapsibility of …

Micro-scale properties of peat pore space and their influence on hydraulic and transport
properties of peat soils have been given little attention so far. Characterizing the variation of …

The engineering of microbially induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICP) has attracted
much attention in a number of applications, such as sealing of CO2 leakage pathways, soil …