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Bacterias sulfato reductoras

Authors: Monroy Cruz, Yuddy Yisel;

Bacterias sulfato reductoras

Abstract

En los últimos años se ha incrementado el interés por conocer el comportamiento y los efectos producidos por las bacterias sulfato-reductoras en diferentes materiales debido a su intervención en procesos de corrosión en industrias tan importantes como la petrolera. Las bacterias sulfato reductoras, son organismos que realizan un proceso desasimilario de sulfato, que ocurre de forma natural dentro del ciclo del azufre. El proceso desasimilatorio genera como subproducto H2S, sustancia que no solo es corrosiva, sino que tiene también efectos contaminantes en el aire e interviene en procesos de deterioro de la calidad de productos como el petróleo.

In recent years has been increased interest in understanding the behavior and effects produced by sulfate-reducing bacteria in different materials due to their involvement in corrosion processes in key industries such as oil. Sulfate-reducing bacteria are organisms that perform dissimilatory sulfate process, which occurs naturally in the sulfur cycle. The dissimilation process generates H2S as a byproduct, a substance that is not only corrosive, but also has effects on air pollutants and is involved in processes of deterioration in the quality of products like oil.

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Colombia
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bio-corrosión, INDUSTRIA DEL PETROLEO, Sulfate-reducing bacteria, CORROSION, bio-corrosion, Bacteria sulfato-reductora, PETROLEO

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