矿化微生物与硅酸盐水泥水化产物之间多重相互作用的深入研究

IF 8 1区工程技术 Q1 CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING TECHNOLOGY

Construction and Building Materials Pub Date : 2025-09-29 DOI:10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2025.143798

Benqiang Pang , Xuan Zhang , Haitao Zhao , Qiwei Zhan , Chenpeng Song , Yong Liu , Shaojie Zuo

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摘要

微生物矿化在硅酸盐水泥基材料的改性方面得到了广泛的研究。为了研究矿化微生物与硅酸盐水泥水化产物的共存情况，将微生物与每种水化产物分别共培养。结果表明，微生物诱导的CaCO3质量与钙源转化效率之间存在互斥关系。水化产物水化硅酸钙（C-S-H）、水化铝酸钙（C-A-H）和钙（OH）2 （CH）对孢子萌发有显著抑制作用，钙矾石（AFt）和单硫酸盐（AFm）对孢子萌发有抑制作用。C-S-H和CH对营养细胞的生长有抑制作用，C-A-H、AFt和AFm对营养细胞的生长有促进作用。水化产物能提高营养细胞的矿化能力。微量的Ca2 +对微生物生长有积极影响，而Al(OH)4-和SiO2（aq）有负面影响，SO42-的影响可以忽略不计。高浓度OH-表现出明显的抑制作用。此外，C-S-H诱导孢子团聚和吸附，从而阻止萌发。然而，C-S-H和营养细胞在很长一段时间内稳定共存。水化产物对微生物的影响有两种机制：物理吸附和溶解离子的化学抑制。这些发现为水泥基材料中影响微生物矿化的干扰机制提供了见解。

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Insights into the multiple interactions between mineralizing microorganisms and Portland cement hydration products

Microbial mineralization has been extensively studied for the modification of Portland cement-based materials. To investigate the coexistence of mineralizing microorganisms with hydration products of Portland cement, microorganisms were separately co-cultured with each individual hydration product. The results revealed a mutually exclusive relationship between the mass of microbially induced CaCO₃ and the conversion efficiency of calcium sources. Hydration products such as calcium silicate hydrate (C-S-H), calcium aluminate hydrate (C-A-H), and Ca(OH)₂ (CH) significantly inhibited spore germination, while ettringite (AFt) and monosulfate (AFm) exhibited a retarding effect. C-S-H and CH had an inhibitory effect on growth of vegetative cells, while C-A-H, AFt and AFm had a promoting effect. The hydration products can improve the mineralization capacity of vegetative cells. Trace amounts of Ca^2 + positively influenced microbial growth, whereas Al(OH)₄^- and SiO₂(aq) had negative impacts, with SO₄^2- showing negligible effects. High concentrations of OH^- demonstrated significant inhibitory effects. Additionally, C-S-H induced spore agglomeration and adsorption, thereby preventing germination. However, C-S-H and vegetative cells were found to coexist stably over extended periods. The influence of hydration products on microorganisms was attributed to two mechanisms: physical adsorption and chemical inhibition by dissolved ions. These findings provide insights into the interference mechanisms affecting microbial mineralization in cement-based materials.

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Construction and Building Materials 工程技术-材料科学：综合

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13.80

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21.60%

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3632

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82 days

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