Effect of Desulfovibrio Bizertensis SY-1 on Corrosive Behavior of Metal Materials Under Cathodic Polarization

doi:10.11902/1005.4537.2023.074

Journal of Chinese Society for Corrosion and protection

2024, Vol. 44

Issue (2): 345-354 DOI: 10.11902/1005.4537.2023.074

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Effect of Desulfovibrio Bizertensis SY-1 on Corrosive Behavior of Metal Materials Under Cathodic Polarization

PEI Yingying¹^,², GUAN Fang¹^,³(

), DONG Xucheng¹^,², ZHANG Ruiyong¹, DUAN Jizhou¹(

), HOU Baorong¹

^1.Key laboratory of Marine Environmental Corrosion and Biofouling, Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 266071, China
^2.University of Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing 100049, China
^3.Nantong Zhongke Marine Science and Technology R& D Center, Nantong 226333, China

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PEI Yingying, GUAN Fang, DONG Xucheng, ZHANG Ruiyong, DUAN Jizhou, HOU Baorong. Effect of Desulfovibrio Bizertensis SY-1 on Corrosive Behavior of Metal Materials Under Cathodic Polarization. Journal of Chinese Society for Corrosion and protection, 2024, 44(2): 345-354.

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Abstract

The effect of sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB) strain Desulfovibrio bizertensis SY-1, which isolated from rust scales on steels formed in the South China Sea, on the corrosion behavior of X70 pipeline steel was investigated at different polarized potentials of -0.85 and -1.05 V vs. SCE. The results showed that neither of the planktonic cell growth or the attached cells could not be effectively inhibited at the -0.85 V vs. SCE cathodal polarization potential. The Raman analysis showed that the corrosion product of mackinawite and goethite were both detected by this applied polarization potential. Under the applied polarization potential of -1.05 V vs. SCE, the growth and metabolic process of planktonic D. bizertensis SY-1 cells could be effectively inhibited, and the corrosion products were mainly magnetite. The mass loss data also showed that the mass loss of coupons at the polarization potential of -1.05 V vs. SCE was basically the same as that in the sterile condition, and the maximum pitting depth at this potential was reduced by 75% compared with those in non-polarized condition. The results provide a reference for the selection of cathodic protection potential and the study on the interaction between microorganisms and polarization potential in the environment containing D. bizertensis SY-1.

Key words: sulfate-reducing bacteria cathodic polarization X70 pipeline steel microbiologically influenced corrosion

Received: 15 March 2023 32134.14.1005.4537.2023.074

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Fund: National Natural Science Foundation of China(42076044);Basic Research General Project of Nantong(JC22022104)

Corresponding Authors: GUAN Fang, E-mail: guanfang@qdio.ac.cn;
DUAN Jizhou, E-mail: duanjz@qdio.ac.cn

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Fig.1 I-t plot (a), planktonic cell count (b), and the trend of solution lactate (c) and acetate (d) of X70 steel with different cathode potentials applied in SRB culture medium

Fig.2 Optical morphologies of X70 coupons in the SRB culture medium at OCP (a), -0.85 V (b), and -1.05 V (c) potentials after the 10 d incubation

Fig.3 Fluorescence staining photos of attached cells on the surface of X70 steel coupons in the SRB culture medium at OCP (a), -0.85 V (b), and -1.05 V (c) potentials after the 10 d incubation

Fig.4 SEM images of X70 coupons in sterile (a, b) and SRB culture medium at OCP (c, d), -0.85 V (e, f), and -1.05 V (g, h) potentials after the 10 d incubation

Fig.5 TEM images of X70 coupons in the SRB culture medium at OCP (a), -0.85 V (b, c), and -1.05 V (d) potentials after 10 d incubation

Fig.6 Raman analysis of X70 coupons in sterile (a) and SRB culture medium at OCP (b), -0.85 V (c), and -1.05 V (d) potentials after 10 d incubation

Fig.7 Mass loss of X70 coupons in sterile and SRB culture mediums with different polarization potential after the 10 d incubation

Fig.8 Maximum pitting depth of X70 coupons in sterile (a) and SRB culture medium at OCP (b), -0.85 V (c), and -1.05 V (d) potentials after 10 d incubation

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