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10211 Identification and Control of Mic in a Power Plant

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Product Number: 51300-10211-SG
ISBN: 10211 2010 CP
Author: F. Philip Yu, James J. Dillon, Thomas Henry and Ron Cernigliaro
Publication Date: 2010
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Several pinhole leaks were found in cooling water piping at a power plant. This finding led to an investigation to identify the root cause of the problem and its correlation with Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC). A corrective action plan was implemented to improve the overall corrosion and biofouling control in the cooling water treatment program.

Keywords: MIC, ATP, failure analysis
Several pinhole leaks were found in cooling water piping at a power plant. This finding led to an investigation to identify the root cause of the problem and its correlation with Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC). A corrective action plan was implemented to improve the overall corrosion and biofouling control in the cooling water treatment program.

Keywords: MIC, ATP, failure analysis
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