Microbially Induced Corrosion of Aluminum Alloys in Fuel Oil

碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 農業化學系 === 85 === The pH of aqueous phase with various test organisms and different inoculum size of C.resinae for three months at 25℃ both decreased from pH 5.61. In inoculating various test organisms, the decrement of pH...

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Main Authors: Lin, June-Sheng, 林俊生
Other Authors: Yang Shang-Shyng
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 1997
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/41333315054334265367
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Summary:碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 農業化學系 === 85 === The pH of aqueous phase with various test organisms and different inoculum size of C.resinae for three months at 25℃ both decreased from pH 5.61. In inoculating various test organisms, the decrement of pH of aqueous phase with Fusarium sp. AM-F1 is the most, and Penicillium sp. AM-F5 is the least. In inoculating different inoculum size of C.resinae, the decrement of pH of the aqueous phase with inoculum of 108 is the most, and inoculum of 102 is the least. Protein content of aqueous phase increasef 嗈th incubation. In inoculating various test organisms, the increment of protein content of aqueous phase with Fusarium sp. AM-F1 is the most, and Ps. fluorescens AM-B9 is the least. In inoculating different inoculum size of C. resinae, the increment of protein content of aqueous phase with inoculum of 103 is the most, and inoculum of 107 is the least. Microbially induced corrosion on aluminum alloy A356 with inoculation for three months was serious but no corrosion phenomenon was found on anodized and chromate conversion coated aluminum alloy A356 . Weight losses of aluminum alloy A356 was more than anodized and chromate conversion coated aluminum alloys. Anodized and chromate conversion coated aluminum alloys had the best resistance to the aggression of microbes. Penicillium sp. AM-F5 and Candida sp. had highest corrosive capability of test strains, whereas Ps. fluorescens AM-B9 had lowest capability. Inoculum of 108 had highest corrosive capability of different inoculum size of C. resinae, whereas inoculum of 102 had lowest capability. Analysis of energy dispersive spectrometer (EDS) revealed that the amount of aluminum decreased at the corrosion area and silicon increased at the pitting regions. In detecting the presence of live microorganisms in fuel oil JP-10, color change and growth of microorganisms were observed visibly in broth for five days of incubation but inoculum of 102 was not obvious in color change.