CORROSION 2011 (March 13 - 17, 2011): Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion

8:55 AM

9:00 AM

11218

The Influence of Microorganisms on the Corrosion and Protection of Metals: An Overview
Hector A. Videla^*¹ and Liz Karen Herrera²
(1)National Technological University (UTN); (2)Technology Centre AIMEN

9:25 AM

11217

The Anatomy of Tubercles on Steel
Richard I. Ray¹, Jason S. Lee¹, and Brenda J. Little^*²
(1)US Naval Research Lab; (2)U.S. Naval Research Lab

9:50 AM

11228

Eis Study of MIC in Three Different Zones Derived from Ship Ballast Tank Model System
A. Heyer^*¹, F. D'Souza², G. Ferrari², J.M.C. Mol³, and J.H.W. de Wit³
(1)M2i Materials innovation institute; (2)TNO Science and Industry; (3)Delft University of Technology Department of Materials Science and Engineering

10:15 AM

11220

Lifetime Predictions for Carbon Steel in Natural Fresh Water
Jason S. Lee^*¹, Richard I. Ray¹, and Brenda J. Little²
(1)US Naval Research Lab; (2)U.S. Naval Research Lab

10:40 AM

Break

10:55 AM

11230

Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion of High-Resistance Alloys in Seawater
Laura L. Machuca^*¹, Rolf Gubner¹, Stuart Bailey¹, Elizabeth Watkin¹, and Anna H. Kaksonen²
(1)Curtin University of Technology; (2)CSIRO Land and Water

11:20 AM

11226

Microbially Influenced Corrosion in Oil Sands Water Handling Facilities
Hyung-Soo Park^*¹, Indranil Chatterjee¹, Shawna L. Johnston¹, Man-Ling Wong¹, Joseph Boivin², Tomas R. Jack¹, and Gerrit Voordouw¹
(1)University of Calgary; (2)Cormetrics

11:45 AM

11227

Microbially Influenced Corrosion Assessment in Crude Oil Pipelines
Mazen A. Alsaleh^*¹, Peter F. Sanders¹, Tawfiq M. Ibrahim¹, Ketil B. Sørensen², Thomas Lundgaard², and Susanne Juhler²
(1)SAUDI ARAMCO; (2)Danish Technological Institute

12:10 PM

Lunch Break

1:00 PM

11236

Bacteria and Microbiologically Induced Corrosion Control in Unconventional Gas Field
Cor Kuijvenhoven^*¹ and Hongwei Wang²
(1)Shell International Department GSUSI-PTI/WD; (2)Shell Exploration and Production Co.

1:25 PM

11225

Development of Antibacterial Coating Against Sulfate Reducing Bacteria
HongSeok Song^*¹, YoungGeun Kim¹, Yeseul Sin², Young-Hyo Chang², and YongSoo Park³
(1)Korea Gas Corporation R & D Division; (2)Korea Research Institute of BioScience and Biotechnology; (3)Yonsei University

1:50 PM

11224

A Novel Adaptation of 1950 Vintage Technology to Prevent Pitting of Copper Heat Exchanger Tubes in a Hydronic System Infected by Corrosive Bacteria
Daniel J. Robinette^*
Robinette Engineering, LLC

2:15 PM

Break

2:30 PM

11399

Comparative Performance of Industrial Water Treatment Biocides
Kimberly Bartlett^* and Dr. Jeffrey Kramer
BWA Water Additives

2:55 PM

11232

Sulfate Reducing Bacteria Influenced Corrosion of Carbon Steel—Nutrient Effects
Hussain H. Almahamedh^*, Charles H. D. Williamson, John R. Spear, Brajendra Mishra, and David L. Olson
Colorado School of Mines

3:20 PM

11229

Preliminary Study on Nitrate Injection to Control Souring Problem in Oil Reservoir: Benefits and Side Effects on Steel Material (UNS S31603)
Amalia Yunita Halim^*, Rolf Gubner, and Elizabeth Watkin
Western Australia Corrosion Research Group (WACRG), Curtin University

3:45 PM

11234

Conventional Application of Biocides May Lead to Bacterial Cell Injury Rather Than Bacterial Kill Within a Biofilm
Scott Campbell^*¹, Angela Johnson¹, and Andrew Duggleby²
(1)Ecolyse, Inc.; (2)Exosent, LLC.

4:10 PM

11219

A Novel Approach to Using THPS for Controlling Reservoir Souring
Chris R. Jones¹, Brian L. Downward², Stephanie Edmunds², Kansas Hernandez³, Francis Smith³, and Tim Curtis^*⁴
(1)Rhodia Novecare; (2)Rhodia UK Limited; (3)Rhodia Inc.; (4)Rhodia Inc

4:35 PM

11235

Implementation of a Microbial Control Program for an Offshore Production System in Nigeria
Vic Keasler^*¹, Brian Bennett¹, Robert J. Franco², Don Lefevre², and Babatunde Moninuola³
(1)Nalco; (2)Exxon Mobil Production Co; (3)Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited

Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion - TEG 187X (Session I)