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microbially induced corrosion

Microbial reduction of Cr(VI) in the presence of chromate conversion coating constituents – Publication

March 12, 2017 by Mariano Iannuzzi

This article shows how biological electrochemical reactions can be used to bioremediate hexavalent chromate, i.e., Cr6+ or Cr(VI), waste waters in the presence of other potentially toxic species used in chromate conversion coatings.

Filed Under: Journal Articles Tagged With: bioremediation, chromate conversion coatings, chromates, Cr6+, hexavalent chromium, microbially induced corrosion, publications, Shewanella oneidensis

Efficacy of sterilization methods and their influence on the electrochemical behavior of plain carbon steel – Publication

August 21, 2016 by Mariano Iannuzzi

Sample sterilization is a crucial step in microbially induced corrosion (MIC) research that is usually overlooked. In this regard, metal sterilization procedures should not alter the surface nor affect the inherent susceptibility of the metal to corrosion while adequately deactivating biological activity. So, are all sterilization methods the same? Do they alter the corrosion response of the sample being investigated?
To find out go ahead and get a copy of the manuscript!

Filed Under: Journal Articles, Library, MIC, News Tagged With: carbon steel, mic, microbially induced corrosion, sterilization

Use of an electrochemical split cell technique to evaluate the influence of shewanella oneidensis activities on corrosion of carbon steel — Publication

February 3, 2016 by Mariano Iannuzzi

This post summarizes the outcome of an investigation on microbially induced corrosion by shewanella oneidensis, an iron-reducing bacteria. Get your copy!

Filed Under: Journal Articles, MIC, News Tagged With: carbon steel, mic, microbially induced corrosion, publications

Fault tree analysis for fungal corrosion of coated aluminum

November 29, 2014 by Mariano Iannuzzi

A fault tree methodology has been used to analyze the combinations of basic factors involved in fungal degradation and corrosion.

Filed Under: Aluminum alloys, Announcements, Fault tree, Journal Articles, Library, Modeling, Risk management Tagged With: coatings, fault tree, fungal corrosion, fungi, localized corrosion, mic, microbially induced corrosion, modeling, risk, risk management

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