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Paper presented at the CORROSION 2017, March 26–30, 2017
Paper Number: NACE-2017-8950
... A or 18 ppb (w/w) was used in the biofilm prevention test and 10 – 100 nM was tested in the biofilm removal test. The cocktail of 50 ppm THPS + 10 nM Peptide A achieved 2 extra log reduction of SRB sessile cell count in the 7-day biofilm prevention test compared with 50 ppm THPS treatment alone. In the 3...
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Paper presented at the CORROSION 2016, March 6–10, 2016
Paper Number: NACE-2016-7571
... is assumed to approximate the biofilm-associated cells (sessile) cells. This work aimed to determine the accuracy of this industry-practiced approach of assessing MIC risk from planktonic cell counts. Planktonic and sessile cell counts of two single species cultures, one of an aerobe ( Pseudomonas...
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Paper presented at the CORROSION 2012, March 11–15, 2012
Paper Number: NACE-2012-1226
... fluid artificial seawater Publication Division pipeline fluid SRB seawater Subsurface Corrosion sessile cell texas 77084 Houston hydrotest simulated hydrotest South Creek Drive coupon Laboratory Investigation of MIC Due to Hydrotest using Seawater and Subsequent Exposure to Pipeline...
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Paper presented at the CORROSION 2010, March 14–18, 2010
Paper Number: NACE-10213
... electrochemical kinetics 7 . Pipeline Corrosion Modeling & Simulation Upstream Oil & Gas riser corrosion materials and corrosion well integrity biofilm reaction organic acid electron mechanism reduction flowline corrosion Subsurface Corrosion sessile cell steel surface SRB Biofilm...
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Paper presented at the CORROSION 96, March 24–29, 1996
Paper Number: NACE-96286
.../cn12) can show higher resistance than the same, unattached, cells6. This could suggest that it is the altered physiological state of sessile cells which renders them less susceptible to biocidc action. Cells on surfaces have different growth rates and nutritional requirements than planktonic CCIISof...

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