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Self-healing Concrete a New Growing Technology- a Review

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Index date: 21 October 2017

Self-healing Concrete a New Growing Technology- a Review abstract

Concrete is the most commonly used building material as well as one of the main construction material, the cracks in concrete create problems. Cracks in concrete occur due to various mechanisms such as shrinkage, freeze-thawreactions and mechanical compressive and tensile forces. Concrete structures are often reinforced with steel. In order for the reinforcement to take over tensile forces, concrete has to crack. Throughsuch cracks, water and compounds that are harmful to concrete can enter. Therefore a novel technique has been developed by using a selective microbial plugging process. One such thought haslead to the development of a very special concrete known as Bacterial Concrete where bacteria is induced in the mortars and concrete to heal up the faults. Self-healing approaches are promisingtechniques for the remediation of micro-cracks in concrete. The autogenous self-healing techniques show better results in healing of micro cracks on the surface of the concrete. Bacterial concreterefers to a new generation of concrete in whichselective cementation by microbiologicallyinduced CaCO3 precipitation has been introduced for remediation of micro cracks. In several follow up studies there is possibility is to use viablebacteria is sustainable and concrete embedded self-healing agent was explored..

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Self-healing Concrete a New Growing Technology- a Review authors

Saeed MORSALI

Gazi University Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences, Department of Environmental Science, Ankara, Turkey,