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Types of microorganisms and mechanisms by which MIC occurs on external surfaces of buried, ferrous-based metal pipelines. Testing for the presence of bacteria, research results, and interpretation.
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Sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB) constitute a specialized group of phylogenetically diverse anaerobes that are responsible for the dissimilatory reduction of sulfate to sulfide. They are present in a variety of environments, including oil- and gas-bearing formations, soils, and domestic, industrial, and mining wastewaters (1,2). SRB are a major concern in the oil and gas industry with significant economic and safety implication.