Biocementation as a Pro-Ecological Method of Stabilizing Construction Subsoil
Author: MDPI
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Description: Biocementation as a Pro-Ecological Method of Stabilizing Construction Subsoil por MDPI explores sustainable alternatives to traditional cementation for soil stabilization. It highlights the use of microorganisms to enhance soil shear strength, offering an environmentally friendly approach for construction subsoil improvement.
Pages: 15
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