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Engagement by New South Wales Marine Estate Users with and Evaluation of Communication Approaches to Strengthen Biosecurity Practices. [PDF]
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A robust Au-C[triple bond, length as m-dash]C anchoring group greatly improves the signal stability of electrochemical aptamer-based sensors for <i>in vivo</i> measurements. [PDF]
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Mikrobielle Werkstoffzerstörung – Biofilm und Biofouling: Biofouling
Materials and Corrosion, 1994AbstractDie unerwünschte Ablagerung von Mikroorganismen und die Bildung von Biofilmen wird als Biofouling bezeichnet. In Wassersystemen führen Biofilme zur Kontamination der Wasserphase und zu verstärkter Wiederverkeimung. Außerdem werden Oberflächen abgedeckt. Bei Membranprozessen führt dies zu einem erhöhten Permeationswiderstand.
Flemming, Hans Curt, Schaule, Gabriela
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Biofouling ecology as a means to better understand membrane biofouling
Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 2014Despite more than a decade of worldwide research on membrane fouling in membrane bioreactors, many questions remain to be answered. Biofouling, which is referred to as the unwanted deposition and growth of biofilms, remains the main problem. Due to its complexity, most of the existing anti-biofouling strategies are not completely successful. To unravel
Louise, Vanysacker +3 more
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1992
Heat exchangers are used to transfer heat from a hot fluid to a cold fluid. In general, the two fluids flow through appropriate channels (tubes, spaces between parallel plates or between tubes) within the equipment. Solid surfaces made of metal or, less often, of some polymer (teflon, e.g.) separate the fluids.
Melo, Luís Manuel Ferreira +1 more
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Heat exchangers are used to transfer heat from a hot fluid to a cold fluid. In general, the two fluids flow through appropriate channels (tubes, spaces between parallel plates or between tubes) within the equipment. Solid surfaces made of metal or, less often, of some polymer (teflon, e.g.) separate the fluids.
Melo, Luís Manuel Ferreira +1 more
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Bacterial biofilms and biofouling
Current Opinion in Biotechnology, 1994Advances in the development and application of investigative tools, such as scanning confocal laser microscopy and genetic techniques, are leading to new insights concerning the composition, structure, and function of bacterial biofilms. Molecular biology has also demonstrated that bacteria are able to 'sense' surface environments, altering their ...
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Polymeric material for anti-biofouling
Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces, 2012Copolymerization of methyl methacrylate (MMA) and acrylate terminated poly(ethylene oxide-co-ethylene carbonate) (PEOC) macromonomer yields graft copolymer with PEOC side chains. By use of quartz crystal microbalance with dissipation (QCM-D), we have investigated the adsorption of proteins on the surface constructed by the copolymer in seawater.
Chunfeng, Ma +4 more
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CORROSION 1984, 1984
Abstract The development of biofilms associated with corrosion is the net result of several physical, chemical, and biological processes. These interrelated processes are reviewed and discussed in the context of biofouling control. Biofouling process simulation equipment are described and experimental results concerning biocontrol ...
Michael G. Trulear, Robert L. Wetegrove
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Abstract The development of biofilms associated with corrosion is the net result of several physical, chemical, and biological processes. These interrelated processes are reviewed and discussed in the context of biofouling control. Biofouling process simulation equipment are described and experimental results concerning biocontrol ...
Michael G. Trulear, Robert L. Wetegrove
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