• Author/Authors

    yildirim, nazlıhan marmara üniversitesi - fen-edebiyat fakültesi - biyoloji bölümü, Turkey , gürtuğ, yeşim marmara üniversitesi - mühendislik fakültesi - inşaat mühendisliği bölümü, Turkey , sesal, cenk marmara üniversitesi - fen-edebiyat fakültesi - biyoloji bölümü, Turkey

  • Title Of Article

    Microbial Calcium Carbonate Formation Mechanisms and Application Areas

  • شماره ركورد
    43944
  • Abstract
    With rising world population the urbanization and the demand for house and office construction are considerably increased. Accordingly, weak construction sites should be stabilized for the required engineering properties. Among many stabilization techniquies, nowadays, biological stabilization is the efficent method. Therefore, civil and environmental studies on biochemical calcium carbonate formation are considerably increased. Microbial calcium carbonate formation is a biochemical mechanism employed by alcoholophilic microorganisms. Many applications can be utilized via calcium carbonate formation method such as remediation of crack formation, the stabilization of problematic areas, reducing water pressures in construction sites, restoration of historical buildings. Moreover, in environmental engineering the calcium carbonate formation method is used in removal of heavy metals from industrial wastes to reduce harm to the nature and human health.In this review, the formation of calcium carbonate mechanisms will be explained and its use in civil and environmental engineering, like biocementation and formation of heavy metals in industrial wastes will be discussed. Published studies in this regard will be summarized and efficient procaryote organisms will be mentioned.
  • From Page
    70
  • NaturalLanguageKeyword
    Biocementation , Bioremediation , Biomineralization , Microbially heavy metal removal
  • JournalTitle
    International journal of advances in engineering and pure sciences
  • To Page
    80
  • JournalTitle
    International journal of advances in engineering and pure sciences