International Journal of Electrochemical Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
19(1), P. 100418 - 100418
Published: Nov. 23, 2023
The
corrosion
of
steel
caused
by
sulfate
reducing
bacteria
(SRB)
in
shale
gas
environment
is
one
the
big
factors
leading
to
severe
failure
pipeline
steel.
However,
related
studies
SRB
especially
at
a
high
temperature
are
still
poor.
This
paper
aims
investigate
effects
on
behavior
N80
CO2-saturated
simulated
produced
water
60
°C
weight
loss,
3D
microscope,electrochemical
impedance
spectroscopy
(EIS)
and
polarization
curves
so
on.
Results
showed
that
rate
presence
was
greater
than
abiotic
control
specimen.
cells
inhibitive
organics
could
have
competitive
adsorption
surface.
condition
slight
While
as
well
subsequent
formation
biofilm
accelerated
localized
Therefore,
temperature.
Microbial Biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(11), P. 2026 - 2035
Published: Oct. 5, 2023
Abstract
The
global
economic
burden
of
microbial
corrosion
metals
is
enormous.
Microbial
iron‐containing
most
extensive
under
anaerobic
conditions.
Microbes
form
biofilms
on
metal
surfaces
and
can
directly
extract
electrons
derived
from
the
oxidation
Fe
0
to
2+
support
respiration.
H
2
generated
abiotic
also
serves
as
an
electron
donor
for
respiratory
microbes.
metabolites
accelerate
this
oxidation.
Traditional
strategies
curbing
include
cathodic
protection,
scrapping,
a
diversity
biocides,
alloys
that
protective
layers
or
release
toxic
ions,
polymer
coatings.
However,
these
approaches
are
typically
expensive
and/or
limited
applicability
not
environmentally
friendly.
Biotechnology
may
provide
more
effective
sustainable
solutions.
Biocides
produced
with
microbes
be
less
eukaryotes,
expanding
environments
potential
application.
Microbially
surfactants
diminish
biofilm
formation
by
corrosive
microbes,
quorum‐sensing
inhibitors.
Amendments
phages
predatory
bacteria
have
been
successful
in
attacking
laboratory
studies.
Poorly
deposit
extracellular
polysaccharides
minerals
protect
surface
their
metabolites.
Nitrate
amendments
permit
nitrate
reducers
outcompete
highly
sulphate‐reducing
reducing
corrosion.
Investigation
all
mitigation
its
infancy.
More
study,
especially
relevant
conditions,
including
diverse
communities,
warranted.
Journal of Bio- and Tribo-Corrosion,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: Jan. 31, 2024
Abstract
The
loss
of
materials
due
to
corrosion
is
inevitable
and
has
gained
significant
attention
at
various
stages
in
the
process
industries,
including
petroleum,
food
processing
units,
tanneries.
With
detrimental
effects
occurring
as
a
result
microbial
activity,
research
on
methods
keep
them
under
control
become
essential.
About
10%
affliction
metals
non-metals
activity.
Microbiologically
Influenced
Corrosion
(MIC)
consequence
contact,
which
are
synergetic
between
bacteria
metals.
A
typical
marine
electroactive
bacterium
shown
produce
severe
MIC
Pseudomonas
aeruginosa
.
In
maritime
environment,
that
extremely
corrosive
stainless
steel.
However,
little
known
about
how
P.
causes
Stainless
steel
beneficial
material
been
employed
applications
its
corrosion-resistant
properties
mechanical
strength.
property
strongly
resist
owed
presence
chromium
composition.
forms
passive
film
chromium-rich
oxide
aerobic
conditions
low
temperatures,
protects
it
from
surroundings.
This
layer
can
be
harmed
by
harsh
weather
conditions.
activity
their
existence
modify
inorganic
layers,
raising
dissolution
levels
detaching
surface
metal.
review
aims
study
explicated
methodologies
more
within
broader
context
metal–microbe
interactions.
Bacteria,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(3), P. 118 - 135
Published: June 24, 2024
Biofilms
are
accumulations
of
microorganisms
in
an
extracellular
polymeric
substance
matrix
which
composed
polysaccharides,
proteins,
lipids,
and
nucleic
acids.
Many
bacteria
can
switch
between
a
planktonic
form
biofilm
form.
The
have
relatively
high
cell
growth
reproduction
rates
reduced
likelihood
survival
but
adapt
to
occupy
new
habitats.
state
appears
be
natural
predominant
bacteria.
need
for
the
formation
bacterial
is
that
it
enhances
tolerance
harsh
environmental
conditions,
thereby
allowing
avoid
being
washed
away
by
water
flow
or
bloodstream
simply
attaching
surface
tissue,
EPS
protects
cells,
deeper
layers,
against
antimicrobial
agents,
probably
limiting
diffusion
these
agents.
Biofilm
steps
initial
contact/attachment
surface,
followed
micro-colony
formation,
maturation
architecture
biofilm,
finally
detachment/dispersion
biofilm.
Once
formed,
restricts
mobility
increases
density.
Secretions
autoinducers
into
environment
critical
cross-signaling
This
cross-talk
called
quorum
sensing
(QS).
Quorum
cell–cell
communication
mechanism
allows
specific
processes
controlled,
such
as
virulence
factor
expression.
Bacterial
signaling
mainly
consists
acyl-homoserine
lactones
(produced
Gram-negatives),
autoinducing
peptides
Gram-positives),
autoinducer-2
both
Gram-negatives
Gram-positives).
Therefore,
this
review
aimed
at
how
biofilms
work
formed.
Frontiers in Nanotechnology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6
Published: April 24, 2024
Microbiologically
influenced
corrosion
(MIC)
is
a
crucial
issue
for
industry
and
infrastructure.
Biofilms
are
known
to
form
on
different
kinds
of
surfaces
such
as
metal,
concrete,
medical
equipment.
However,
in
some
cases
the
effect
microorganisms
material
can
be
negative
consistency
integrity
material.
Thus,
overcome
issues
raised
by
MIC
system,
physical,
chemical,
biological
strategies
have
been
considered;
all
having
their
own
advantages,
limitations,
sometimes
even
unwanted
disadvantages.
Among
methods,
biocide
treatments
antifouling
coatings
more
common
controlling
MIC,
though
they
face
challenges.
They
lack
specificity
microorganisms,
leading
cross-resistance
requiring
higher
concentrations.
Moreover,
pose
environmental
risks
harm
non-target
organisms.
Hence,
demand
eco-friendly,
long-term
solutions
increasing
regulations
tighten.
Recently,
attentions
directed
application
nanomaterials
mitigate
or
control
due
significant
antimicrobial
efficiency
potential
lower
risk
compared
conventional
biocides
coatings.
Use
inhibit
very
new
there
literature
review
this
topic.
To
address
issue,
we
present
examined
coating
surface
MIC.
This
will
help
consolidate
existing
knowledge
research
use
mitigation.
It
further
contribute
better
understanding
applications
challenges
associated
with
using
prevention
control.
Applied and Environmental Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 28, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
protection
of
steel
based
on
microbial
biomineralization
has
emerged
as
a
novel
and
eco-friendly
strategy
for
corrosion
control.
However,
the
molecular
basis
process
in
mineralization
bacteria
remains
largely
unexplored.
We
previously
reported
that
Pseudoalteromonas
lipolytica
EPS+
strain
provides
against
by
forming
hybrid
film.
In
this
study,
we
identified
point
mutation
AT00_08765
(
wspF-
like)
gene,
responsible
encoding
chemotaxis
protein
regulates
swimming
motility
polysaccharide
production,
is
linked
to
observed
anticorrosion
activity
strain.
engineered
mutant
strain,
designated
Δ
08765(707A
),
exhibited
similar
phenotypes
including
colony
morphology
cellulose
production.
Importantly,
demonstrated
moderate
)
plays
pivotal
role
development
protective
film
surface.
Additionally,
found
enhances
biofilm
formation
rapidly
small
aggregates
initial
stage
growth.
This
facilitated
assembly
more
compact
larger
products,
effectively
inhibiting
corrosion.
addition,
formed
uniform
completely
covered
surface,
preventing
sheet-like
products.
Therefore,
study
demonstrates
an
engineering
carrying
gene
can
significantly
enhance
activity.
enhancement
accomplished
through
bacteria-induced
aggregates,
followed
products
creation
organic–inorganic
IMPORTANCE
revealed
influences
marine
.
Furthermore,
our
overproduction
facilitates
cell
aggregation
during
stages
formation,
thereby
promoting
Our
findings
provide
new
insights
into
mechanisms
,
potentially
catalyzing
advancement
microbial-driven
approach
prevention.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Feb. 28, 2025
The
formation
of
biofilms
on
metal
surfaces
contributes
to
the
degradation
metallic
materials
through
a
process
known
as
microbially
influenced
corrosion
(MIC).
While
MIC
accounts
for
substantial
portion
global
corrosion-related
costs,
its
study
is
particularly
challenging
when
related
infrastructure
deployed
in
extreme
environments
inhabited
by
microorganisms,
such
deep
sea.
Here,
this
limitation
was
addressed
with
development
high-pressure
bio-electrochemostat
able
simulate
conditions
sea
more
accurately
than
traditional
closed-batch
setups.
With
device,
corrosive
capabilities
piezophilic
sulfate-reducing
bacterium
(SRB)
Pseudodesulfovibrio
profundus
were
analyzed
at
0.1
(atmospheric
pressure)
and
30
MPa
under
flow
static
AH36
marine-grade
carbon
steel.
results
highlighted
device’s
ability
closely
replicate
environmental
conditions,
thereby
keeping
bacterial
communities
metabolically
active
throughout
experiments
allowing
accurate
assessment
impact
MIC.
Furthermore,
comparison
between
atmospheric
high
hydrostatic
pressures
clearly
showed
that
represents
threat
structures
bottom
ocean
much
surface
level.