Abstract
Abstract: Self-healing concrete, also known as bacterial concrete, fills in structural flaws caused by bacterial response in the concrete after it has hardened. The manufacture of bacterial concrete and several bacterial types are addressed. The usage of technology has raised construction standards to a new, lofty level in the modern era. To create a concrete structure that is excellent, sustainable, and affordable, several sorts of procedures, methods, and materials are used. However an effective building struggles to last the length of time it is intended to due to human error, improper handling, and unskilled work. After construction, a number of issues, including weathering, cracks, leaks, and bending, etc., appear. Many corrective measures are implemented before and after the construction to address these types of issues.This review paper mainly focuses on biological self healing concrete but the chemical self healing concrete is also mentioned
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