Biofilm Induced corrosion inhibition

This modeling study focuses on microbially induced corrosion inhibition, where mathematical models are developed to understand how microbes influence corrosion processes and their potential to mitigate corrosion. The study explores the interactions between microbes and the material surface, considering factors such as biofilm formation, metabolic activity, and the production of extracellular polymeric substances (EPS). By using reaction-diffusion equations and other modeling techniques, the research aims to predict the effectiveness of microbial communities in inhibiting corrosion, providing insights into optimizing biocorrosion prevention strategies for industrial applications.