Yunlong Bai , Jin Xu , Rongjiu Shi , Qi Fu , Boxin Wei , Changkun Yu , Cheng Sun
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The effect of low-molecular organic acids (LOA) obtained by 3.5 kD cutoff dialysis membrane the behavior of pipeline steel
The present study originated from an investigation into the corrosion of pipeline steel by SRB metabolites of varying molecular weights, with a particular focus on the role of low-molecular organic acids (LOA). Metabolites with molecular weights below 3.5 kD were isolated using centrifugation and dialysis membranes. Results indicate that LOA contribute significantly to anodic dissolution, accounting for 78.9 %, 62.1 %, and 88.7 % of the overall corrosion process. Open circuit potential (OCP) measurements revealed that LOA shifted the potential to more negative values, suggesting increased susceptibility to corrosion. In contrast, macromolecular metabolites, such as extracellular polymeric substances (EPS), primarily induced pitting corrosion. The corrosion rate for coupons exposed to both LOA and macromolecular metabolites reached 0.103 mm·y−1, demonstrating a synergistic effect that accelerates electrochemical corrosion. The study analyzed the corrosion mechanism of SRB metabolites more deeply, and has contributed positively to the MIC protection to increase the usage rate of pipeline steel.
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