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This study introduces a bioslurry method for seepage control in sand, utilizing a microbial calcium carbonate precipitation process (MICP) to form a water barrier layer with significantly reduced permeability. The bioslurry, containing urease active bacteria, allows for efficient permeability reduction comparable to compacted clay liners, and can also repair cracks using the same MICP method. The research highlights the advantages of this method over traditional cement-based approaches, including lower ener

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