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  • 2024Integrating double-labeling HCR-FISH into a multidisciplinary pipeline for biofouling assessment on austenitic stainless steel in brackish seawater circuit1citations
  • 2023Applied DNA HCR-FISH for Biofilm Distribution Imaging on Stainless Steel in Brackish Seawatercitations
  • 2022Sulfate-dependant microbially induced corrosion of mild steel in the deep sea:a 10-year microbiome study41citations
  • 2022Fluctuation in deep groundwater chemistry and microbial community and their impact on corrosion of stainless-steels8citations
  • 2021Corrosion of copper in sulphide containing environment: the role and properties of sulphide films – Annual report 2020citations
  • 2019Corrosion and biofouling tendency of carbon steel in anoxic groundwater containing sulphate reducing bacteria and methanogenic archaea26citations
  • 2018Copper corrosion monitoring by electrical resistance probes in anoxic groundwater environment in the presence and absence of sulfate reducing bacteria20citations
  • 2018Kinetic properties of the passive film on copper in the presence of sulfate-reducing bacteria21citations
  • 2018Ennoblement, corrosion, and biofouling in brackish seawater:Comparison between six stainless steel grades26citations
  • 2018Ennoblement, corrosion, and biofouling in brackish seawater26citations
  • 2018Real-time corrosion monitoring system under in situ conditions of crystalline groundwatercitations
  • 2018Corrosion of copper in anoxic ground water in the presence of SRBcitations
  • 2017Microbially induced corrosion (MIC) of carbon steel and stainless steels grades EN 1.4301 and EN 1.4432 in deep bedrock environmentcitations
  • 2017The effect of hypochlorite treatment on stainless steel performance and fouling in cooling water cyclescitations
  • 2017EIS study on aerobic corrosion of copper in ground water: influence of micro-organisms44citations
  • 2017Microbial fouling and corrosion of carbon steel in deep anoxic alkaline groundwater27citations
  • 2017Microbially-induced corrosion of carbon steel in a geological repository environmentcitations
  • 2017Corrosion of stainless steels AISI 304 and AISI 316 induced by sulfate reducing bacteria in anoxic groundwatercitations
  • 2017Corrosion Behavior of Copper in Simulated Anoxic Groundwater Inoculated with Sulfate Reducing Bacteria and Methanogenscitations
  • 2016Corrosion and biofouling on stainless steels in Baltic sea water environment:a cooling water pilot studycitations
  • 2016Influence of Chlorination and Choice of Materials on Fouling in Cooling Water System under Brackish Seawater Conditions29citations
  • 2016Biofouling on Coated Carbon Steel in Cooling Water Cycles Using Brackish Seawater11citations
  • 2016Corrosion and biofouling on stainless steels in Baltic sea water environmentcitations
  • 2015Real-Time Electrochemical Measurements of Carbon Steel in Ground Water with Sulfate Reducing Bacteria Enrichmentcitations
  • 2014Microbial diversity and corrosion behaviour of carbon steel and stainless steel after one-year exposure in alkaline ground watercitations
  • 2014Microbially induced corrosion of carbon steel and stainless steel in alkaline ground water -composition and metabolic functionality of biofilmcitations
  • 2014Corrosion of copper in anaerobic groundwater in the presence of SRBcitations

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  • Sohlberg, Elina
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  • Bomberg, Malin
  • Ratia-Hanby, Vilma L.
  • Nguyen, Quynh
  • Lauro, Federico M.
  • Rice, Scott A.
  • Cheng, Dong-Qiang
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  • Örnek, Cem
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  • Pan, Jinshan
  • Carpén, Leena
  • Huttunen-Saarivirta, Elina
  • Marja-Aho, Maija
  • Kranjc, Andrej
  • Legat, Andraž
  • Kosec, Tadeja
  • Macdonald, D. D.
  • Mao, F.
  • Ghanbari, E.
  • Maukonen, Johanna
  • Kinnunen, Tuomo
  • Vepsäläinen, Mikko
  • Raunio, Maija
  • Priha, Outi
  • Tausa, Mikko
  • Tsitko, Irina
  • Väisänen, Henri
  • Raulio, Mari
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Influence of Chlorination and Choice of Materials on Fouling in Cooling Water System under Brackish Seawater Conditions

  • Carpén, Leena
  • Bomberg, Malin
  • Tausa, Mikko
  • Huttunen-Saarivirta, Elina
  • Rajala, Pauliina
  • Priha, Outi
Abstract

Cooling systems remove heat from components andindustrial equipment. Water cooling, employing naturalwaters, is typically used for cooling large industrialfacilities, such as power plants, factories orrefineries. Due to moderate temperatures, cooling watercycles are susceptible to biofouling, inorganic foulingand scaling, which may reduce heat transfer and enhancecorrosion. Hypochlorite treatment or antifouling coatingsare used to prevent biological fouling in these systems.In this research, we examine biofouling and materials'degradation in a brackish seawater environment using arange of test materials, both uncoated and coated. Thefouling and corrosion resistance of titanium alloy(Ti-6Al-4V), super austenitic stainless steel (254SMO)and epoxy-coated carbon steel (Intershield Inerta160)were studied in the absence and presence of hypochlorite.Our results demonstrate that biological fouling isintensive in cooling systems using brackish seawater insub-arctic areas. The microfouling comprised a vastdiversity of bacteria, archaea, fungi, algae andprotozoa. Chlorination was effective against biologicalfouling: up to a 10-1000-fold decrease in bacterial andarchaeal numbers was detected. Chlorination also changedthe diversity of the biofilm-forming community.Nevertheless, our results also suggest that chlorinationenhances cracking of the epoxy coating.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • Carbon
  • stainless steel
  • corrosion
  • titanium
  • titanium alloy
  • forming