Bio-concrete

Bio-concrete

video | Eelke Dekker

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[yazuak]

He said it fills it with calcium carbonate, not the actual bacteria.

[ouiser5000]

No, the money saved on repairing concrete will be spent building more. That's the way it's always been. Was the Haber Process suppressed because it meant less land was needed for the same amount of food? Of course not! We use the same amount of land for more food, and we'll use the extra concrete to build higher buildings.

[ps34evah]

Oh, us Dutch people and our annoying "Dunglish" accent, even the genius people over here can't shake that funny accent....

[zaleschiemilgabriel]

This video is funny with sound off, when the dude points at the crack in the wall... "Oh look, I found a crack in the wall". Maybe it's just me. :)

[Jm Loes]

Good evening.

I wonder if I could pass data from videos in Portuguese because your video and very interesting and very well explicatido.

If possible get in touch urgently, because I will use this video in my CBT.

Thankful.

Jose Lopes

[Dj DeadAir]

Here is a more detailed explanation about the reasoning why concrete decays and why Bio Concrete works. youtube.com/watch?v=zVZjzQcH0i­k

[Mauldania]

JRE sent me!

[superluminalthought]

JRE.

[EarendilTheBlessed]

Not a lot of concrete "fixing" (using traditionnal concrete) provide a sufficient mechanical bond to be considered like strengthening anyway...

[puroEcoplanet]

wwooooowwwww



[JMichaelParty]

With the presence of water, wont the calcium carbonate dissolve resulting in the presence of carbonic acid which would speed up the corrosion process?

[Zekee27]

yeah no repairs, ok, even though I have my doubts, but how much to build in the first place??? and how long till it really pays off..