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Vol. 5  No. 13 (2019) · Articles

SELF HEALING CONCRETE

Sandeep Kumar
Department of Civil Engineering & Vivekananda Global University , IN

Mahendra Kumar
Department of Civil Engineering & Vivekananda Global University , IN

Sagar Mittal
Department of Civil Engineering & Vivekananda Global University , IN

Chirag Gupta
Department of Civil Engineering & Vivekananda Global University , IN

Adish Jain
Department of Civil Engineering & Vivekananda Global University , IN

📅 Published: April 2019

Keywords: Bacillus Subtilis, cracks, concrete, self healing

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Abstract

Concrete is no good when cracked as it defeats the very purpose of its use. Cracks in concrete can be seen
in almost every structure around the world. Though small cracks in buildings does not imply that buildings or
structures are not in good shape, but it surely says that the structure is deteriorating. So what does self healing in
concrete does? It actually heals small cracks in concrete which eventually allows t increase the service life of a
structure. When cracks appear in a concrete structure, the reinforcement comes in contact with CO2 , water and other
chemicalspresent in the atmosphere. The process of repairing cracks when they form is termed as self healing
concrete. Self healing concrete is formed by using bacteria , therefore also called as bacterial concrete. Some types of
bacteria used are Bacillus Sphaericus, Bacillus Subtilis,etc.

How to Cite

Sandeep Kumar, Mahendra Kumar, Sagar Mittal, Chirag Gupta, Adish Jain, “SELF HEALING CONCRETE,” International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering & Science, vol. 5, no. 13, pp. -, April 2019.

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