Nacional'nyy issledovatel'skiy Mordovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. N.P. Ogareva (Kafedra stroitel'nyh konstrukciy, Professor)
Saransk, Saransk, Russian Federation
Saransk, Saransk, Russian Federation
The paper presents the basic principles of obtaining self-healing concrete. The authors give the main scientific research trends in the field of increasing the durability of concrete with the introduction of biological additives - bacteria of limestone producers. The paper shows the principles of self-healing of cracks in concrete stone using microorganisms. The paper discusses the international and Russian experience of development implementation in the field of self-healing materials based on binders.
concrete, self-healing concrete, bioconcrete, cracks, microorganisms, bacteria
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