Publications
Proceedings pro102 : International RILEM Conference on Microorganisms-Cementitious Materials Interactions
| Title: International RILEM Conference on Microorganisms-Cementitious Materials Interactions Edited by Virginie Wiktor, Henk Jonkers, Alexandra Bertron ISBN: None e-ISBN: 978-2-35158-160-5 Pages: 170 Publication date: 2016 |
Infrastructures and buildings are exposed to microorganisms in a variety of contexts.
RILEM 253-MCI Technical Committee (2013-2018) aims to implement concerted approaches and comparison of research outcomes to move toward a better understanding of the phenomena and furthermore, to standardization (of test methods for example, there is a real shortfall in the domain) and/or certification.
The Delft conference, organized at TU Delft on 23 June 2016, was the midterm event of this TC. The conference consisted in (i) review presentations given by the TC members on the topics listed below, and (ii) a poster session by participants in the conference. These proceedings gather the review papers presented posters’ abstracts.
Topic 1: Deterioration of cement-based materials by microorganisms in different contexts
Topic 2: Proliferation of microorganisms (algae, fungi) on building materials in outdoor conditions
Topic 3: Proliferation of microorganisms (algae, fungi) on building materials in indoor conditions
Topic 4: Engineered bacteria-based protective systems for cementitious materials
Contents
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Preface Author(s): Virginie Wiktor, Henk Jonkers, Alexandra Bertron |
Pages: XVII |
SESSION 1: DETERIORATION OF CEMENT-BASED MATERIALS BY MICROORGANISMS IN DIFFERENT CONTEXTS
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Microbially-induced Concrete Corrosion - A worldwide problem Author(s): Grengg, C., Kiliswa, M., Mittermayr, F., Alexander, M. |
Pages: 1-19 |
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Microbial-induced concrete deterioration in sewer environment: Mechanisms and Microbial populations Author(s): Peyre Lavigne, M., Lors, C., Valix, M., Herisson, J., Paul, E., and Bertron, A |
Pages: 20-36 |
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State of the art on modeling of biodegradation of concrete sewer in presence of hydrogen sulfide Author(s): Thierry Chaussadent, Mathieu Peyre Lavigne and Anais Grandclerc |
Pages: 37-47 |
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Storage and treatment of agricultural effluents: a review Author(s): C. Voegel, A. Bertron, B. Erable, E.D. van Hullebusch |
Pages: 48-62 |
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Microbial attack on subsea sprayed concrete Author(s): Sabina Karačić, Per Hagelia, Frank Persson, Britt-Marie Wilén |
Pages: 63-75 |
SESSION 2: PROLIFERATION OF MICROORGANISMS (ALGAE FUNGI) ON BUILDINGS MATERIALS IN INDOOR AND OUTDOOR CONDITIONS
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Overview of indoor microbial growth on building materials Author(s): Thomas Verdier, Alexandra Bertron, Pernilla Johansson |
Pages: 76-93 |
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The bright side of microorganisms interacting with building materials Author(s): S. Manso |
Pages: 94-102 |
SESSION 3: ENGINEERED BACTERIA-BASED PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS FOR CEMENTITIOUS MATERIALS
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Ureolytic bacteria-based self-healing concrete Author(s): J. Wang, N. De Belie |
Pages: 103-114 |
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Self-healing of cracks in concrete via bacterial aerobic metabolic conversion of organic compounds Author(s): Henk M. Jonkers, Renée M. Mors, Lupita M.G. Sierra-Beltran, Eirini Tziviloglou and Virginie A.C. Wiktor |
Pages: 115-131 |
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Bacterial self-healing concrete: effect of environment exposure and crack size Author(s): Kevin Paine |
Pages: 132-146 |
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Practical applications of bacteria-based protective systems: self-healing concrete and repair systems Author(s): Virginie Wiktor, Henk M. Jonkers |
Pages: 147-155 |
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Evaluation of experimental methodology to assess the sealing efficiency of bacteria-based selfhealing concrete: Round Robin test Author(s): Eirini Tziviloglou, Virginie Wiktor, Jianyun Wang, Kevin Paine, Mohamed Alazhari, Alan Richardson, Marielle Gueguen, Nele De Belie, Erik Schlangen and Henk Jonkers |
Pages: 156-170 |