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Table 1.

Characteristics of Ottawa sand.

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Fig 1.

Schematic plan of MICP experiments in aqueous solution.

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Fig 2.

Sand column experiment setup.

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Fig 3.

Ureolytic activity vs. time at different temperatures.

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Table 2.

Total hydrolysis capacity under different temperature.

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Fig 4.

Amount of CaCO3 precipitation vs. time.

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Fig 5.

Rate of CaCO3 precipitation vs. time.

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Fig 6.

Ratio of hydrolysis capacity and precipitated CaCO3 at different temperatures to 30 °C.

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Fig 7.

XRD diffraction pattern of the calcium carbonate precipitates produced at different temperatures.

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Fig 8.

SEM images of CaCO3 powder produced at (A1-A3: 10 °C,20 °C and 30 °C) and sand samples treated at (B1-B3: 10 °C,20 °C and 30 °C).

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Table 3.

Unconfined compression strength at different temperatures over different treatment time(grouting times) (kPa).

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Fig 9.

Unconfined compression strength of MICP-treated sand column.

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Fig 10.

CaCO3 content after different treatment times at different temperatures.

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