Groundbreaking MIC Research Moves to Second Phase

Researchers are working to provide information on how to reduce the likelihood of microbiological induced corrosion
Groundbreaking MIC Research Moves to Second Phase
Concrete samples from MIC study with Purdue University. (Courtesy of the National Precast Concrete Association)

After a few years of study, researchers sponsored by the National Precast Concrete Association have a grip on how microorganisms can combine with specific environmental conditions inside tanks to deteriorate concrete. You know this by other words: microbiological induced...

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