Titlebook: Biotechnologies and Biomimetics for Civil Engineering; Fernando Pacheco Torgal,J. A. Labrincha,H. K. Lee Book 2015 Springer International

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Bio-inspired, Flexible Structures and Materials,eformation. The existence of high strength elastic materials are the preconditions for the technical realisation of such elastic structures. Therefore, this chapter will start by introducing elastic building materials and biomimetic abstraction techniques individually before bringing the two togethe

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Production of Bacteria for Structural Concrete,l concrete is product of MICP, produced by ureolytic bacteria, requires much less energy to produce. Such bacteria are abundant in nature in almost every environment and can be reproduced at fast rate at low cost. Calcium carbonate precipitated during the process of MICP might help building material

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A Case Study: Bacterial Surface Treatment of Normal and Lightweight Concrete,res for practical usage. Compared to bacteria inoculated into the cement matrix, it is easier to provide the proper environment for bacteria when the bacteria are applied onto the surface of the concrete. Moreover, the bacterial surface treatment method has a number of advantages in comparison with

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Microbial Fuel Cells for Wastewater Treatment,romising technique to obtain renewable resources from wastewater. MFCs can be used to harness electricity from microorganisms during wastewater treatment. This chapter reviews recent literature on MFCs for wastewater treatment. We first introduce the concept of MFCs and summarize the materials and d

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978-3-319-35179-7Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015

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Lebendiges Verfassungsrecht (1993),engineering are highlighted. These include greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) related to the energy consumption of the built environment, aggravated by urbanization forecast expansion, and the recent increase in building cooling needs due to climate change. It also includes the depletion of nonrenewable