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- 2023Development of a model system to investigate the effects of surface roughness and media on marine biofilm formation and microbiologically influenced corrosion
- 2022EUROCORR: Effects of surface roughness on anaerobic marine biofilm formation and microbiologically-influenced corrosion of UNS G10180 carbon steel
- 2022The effects of surface roughness on anaerobic marine biofilm formation and microbiologically-influenced corrosion of UNS G10180 carbon steel
- 2022RMF: Microbiologically-influenced corrosion (MIC): Development of a model system to investigate the role of biofilm communities within MIC and their control using industrial biocides
- 2022MSC: Effects of surface roughness on anaerobic marine biofilm formation and microbiologically influenced corrosion of UNS G10180 carbon steel
- 2021Microbiologically-influenced corrosion (MIC): Development of a model system to investigate the role of biofilm communities within MIC and their control using industrial biocides
- 2021Marine biofilms on different fouling control coating types reveal differences in microbial community composition and abundancecitations
- 2014Biomimetic strategies in antifouling coatings
- 2012A novel microfluidic approach for the assessment of antifouling technologies
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Biomimetic strategies in antifouling coatings
Abstract
Marine biofouling is the colonization of aquatic organisms on manmade structures such as ship hulls and platforms, and has been of major concern since the inception of naval fleets. The aim in modern ship coatings is primarily directed towards minimizing the hull roughness caused by biofouling, as a higher roughness leads to increased drag and subsequently to excessive fuel consumption. Reducing marine biofouling is therefore analogous to reducing fuel emissions and the high costs associated with fuel production. Biofouling has an impact in a range of marine operations such as sensors, aquaculture, energy systems and oil platforms.