<abstract xml:lang="en" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p> Through their metabolic activities microorganisms produce a large variety of products that may contribute to corrosion of different materials, including metals. The goal of this work was to monitor selected factors important in terms of corrosion or bio-corrosion, namely location, soil and the presence of water in four parts of the transit gas line passing through Slovakia, and subsequently to identify the level of risk of bio-corrosion. The analysis results from monitored locations indicated that in terms of bio-corrosion, the highest risk was in Zemplínské Hradiště 1 and Slivník trenches located in Eastern Slovakia and in Tomášová 1, 2 and 3 trenches located in the south of Slovakia.</p></abstract>

Through their metabolic activities microorganisms produce a large variety of products that may contribute to corrosion of different materials, including metals. The goal of this work was to monitor selected factors important in terms of corrosion or bio-corrosion, namely location, soil and the presence of water in four parts of the transit gas line passing through Slovakia, and subsequently to identify the level of risk of bio-corrosion. The analysis results from monitored locations indicated that in terms of bio-corrosion, the highest risk was in Zemplínské Hradiště 1 and Slivník trenches located in Eastern Slovakia and in Tomášová 1, 2 and 3 trenches located in the south of Slovakia.

Evaluation of the risk of biocorrosion on a transit gas line passing through Slovakia

Katedra náuky o materiáloch, TU Košice

Ústav montánnych vied a ochrany životného prostredia, TU Košice

Katedra integrovaného manažérstva, TU Košice

KOM – Corrosion and Material Protection Journal

Through their metabolic activities microorganisms produce a large variety of products that may contribute to corrosion of different materials, including...

Evaluation of the risk of biocorrosion on a transit gas line passing through Slovakia

Pubblicato online: 19 set 2013

Pagine: 69 - 74

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/kom-2013-0007

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