Self-Healing of Concrete
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.37628/ijce.v4i1.288Abstract
In this research paper detail of self-healing of concrete is specified. Various developments are running to study self-healing mechanisms. In this mechanism bacteria are mixed in concrete that make concrete structures water tight and upsurges durability. The concrete that can hit its own crashes.References
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