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Study on Microbial Corrosion Resistance of Ni-P-Ag Coatings in Artificial Marine Environments Containing Sulphate-reducing Bacteria
Dazhang Yang, Naixin Wang, JingXie, Jinfeng Wang
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70% confidenceNi-P-Ag coatings exhibit improved microbial corrosion resistance in artificial marine environments containing sulphate-reducing bacteria, with performance enhanced by the presence of silver.
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Abstract
Key findings
- Ni-P-Ag coatings demonstrate reduced corrosion rates compared to Ni-P coatings in the presence of sulphate-reducing bacteria.
- The addition of silver to Ni-P coatings significantly improves their resistance to microbial corrosion.
- The performance of Ni-P-Ag coatings is influenced by the concentration of sulphate-reducing bacteria in the artificial marine environment.
Keywords
CorrosionSulfate-reducing bacteriaMetallurgyBacteriaChemical engineering
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- Journal
- International Journal of Electrochemical Science
- Year
- 2020