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• TITLE: MIC in Circulating Cooling Water System

  AUTHORS: Ping Xu, Zhaoyi Xu, Jin Wang, Yajun Zhang, Li Zhang

  KEYWORDS: Circulating Cooling Water System; MIC; Microorganisms Species; Mechanism Of MIC; Control Methods

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Water Resource and Protection, Vol.4 No.4, April 17, 2012

  ABSTRACT: MIC is one of the main problems of circulating cooling water system. The direct economic loss by MIC is about 300 to 500 billion dollars. It is good to understand MIC in order to control MIC. Source and species of microorganisms was introduced firstly. There are three kinds of microorganisms in the system, including bacteria, fungi and algae. Species of these microorganisms are shown in the paper. Then, mechanisms of MIC are analysed. Although there is no universal mechanism of MIC, MIC is still mainly an electrochemical corrosion in nature. Meanwhile, the mechanisms on SRB and iron bacteria are introduced in details. At last, several methods of microorganisms control are put forward in the paper.