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96294 THE INFLUENCE OF POTABLE WATER BIOFILMS ON COPPER CORROSION

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Product Number: 51300-96294-SG
ISBN: 96294 1996 CP
Author: BJ Webster, DB Wells, PJ Bremer
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Micro-organisms have been isolated and cultured from a site suffering “blue” water for laboratory studies of microbiologically influenced corrosion of copper in simulated potable water. A sterile control and inoculated test environment were examined in parallel using electrochemical, microbiological and optical techniques. Copper electrodes upon which biofilms formed in the inoculated cell sustained corrosion under free corrosion conditions for prolonged periods. In contrast, electrodes tested under sterile conditions could not sustain corrosion. It is proposed that the presence of the biotilrn permitted stabilization of corrosion by altering the localized interracial environment such that the formation of the protective copper oxides was no longer kinetically or thermodynamically favoured. Keywords: Cuprosolvency, biofilms, potable water, cyclic voltammetry, potentiostatic polarizations, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy.
Micro-organisms have been isolated and cultured from a site suffering “blue” water for laboratory studies of microbiologically influenced corrosion of copper in simulated potable water. A sterile control and inoculated test environment were examined in parallel using electrochemical, microbiological and optical techniques. Copper electrodes upon which biofilms formed in the inoculated cell sustained corrosion under free corrosion conditions for prolonged periods. In contrast, electrodes tested under sterile conditions could not sustain corrosion. It is proposed that the presence of the biotilrn permitted stabilization of corrosion by altering the localized interracial environment such that the formation of the protective copper oxides was no longer kinetically or thermodynamically favoured. Keywords: Cuprosolvency, biofilms, potable water, cyclic voltammetry, potentiostatic polarizations, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy.
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