Microbial Corrosion Analysis is performed to evaluate the influence of microorganisms on the degradation of metallic materials in industrial and natural environments.
The assessment focuses on microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC), including the formation of biofilms, localized corrosion damage, and microbial interactions with material surfaces. Through the examination of corrosion features, surface degradation, and microbial activity, these analyses help identify MIC-related failure mechanisms and assess material performance in biologically active service environments. The results support corrosion management, failure investigations, and integrity assessments in sectors such as oil and gas, water treatment, marine infrastructure, and process industries.
