Biofouling and corrosion of copper-nickle tubes have been observed in a laboratory sea water system. The influence of biofouling and chlorination on biofouling and corrosion have been determined. A model has been developed to aid in interpretation of the results in the context of existing literature.

Subject
Water, Substrates, Corrosion rate, Metal surfaces, Halogens, Tubes, Biofilms, Corrosion products, Copper nickel alloys, Chlorine, Titanium, Deposit corrosion, Fouling
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1983
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