2004 Paper: METALS, MICROBES AND MIC – A REVIEW OF MICROBIOLOGICALLY
INFLUENCED CORROSION

M Critchley* & R Javaherdashti**
*CSIRO Manufacturing & Infrastructure Technology Clayton VIC
**Monash University Clayton VIC Australia

Summary: Microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) is the deterioration of materials caused by the presence and activity of micro-organisms. It is a complex problem that presents huge costs to industry. This review will describe the processes and micro-organisms involved in MIC as well as detection techniques. Mitigation methods against MIC will also be addressed.

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