Review Article
Geotechnical Engineering Properties of Soils Solidified by Microbially Induced CaCO3 Precipitation (MICP)
Table 4
Effect of soil particle size on consolidation.
| Material | Particle size | Conclusion | Reference |
| Sand | A: 1.25∼2.5 mm | Group C has the highest unconfined compression; the intergranular pores are easily filled by CaCO3 crystals | [73] | B: 0.5∼1.25 mm | C: 0.04∼0.5 mm |
| Sand | Mikawa D50 = 600 μm | The UCS of Mikawa sand is higher than that of Toyoura sand | [74] | Toyoura D50 = 200 μm |
| Sand | Ottawa silica D50 = 0.46 mm | The solidification strength of Ottawa silica sand is higher than that of Mississippi sand | [42] | Mississippi D50 = 0.33 mm |
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