Yanan Pu , Zihao Guo , Su Hou , Yue Hou , Congrui Zhu , Fan Feng , Hongbo Zeng , Shougang Chen
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The susceptibility of 90/10 Cu-Ni alloy to crevice corrosion induced by Desulfovibrio vulgaris was investigated using a custom-designed crevice structure device under varying media conditions. There was no crevice corrosion in 20 % carbon source (CS) medium inoculated with D. vulgaris, whereas noticeable crevice corrosion occurred in 100 % CS D. vulgaris medium. The uneven distribution of D. vulgaris biofilms between the crevice interior and exterior resulted in localized variations in cathodic species concentration and electrochemical potentials, identified as key factors driving and accelerating crevice corrosion. The deceleration of crevice corrosion in the later stages was attributed to a decline in electrochemical driving force, likely caused by the diminished metabolic activity of D. vulgaris.
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