Bacterial corrosion

Japanese: bacterial corrosion(英語表記)bacterialcorrosion
Bacterial corrosion

… Pitting corrosion: A typical localized corrosion that progresses in the form of holes toward the inside of a metal material. Bacterial corrosion: Corrosion promoted by bacteria living in soil or water. It is often caused by the action of corrosive substances produced by bacterial activity, but it can also be promoted by the metabolic activity of the bacteria itself. …

*Some of the terminology that refers to "bacterial corrosion" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

… 孔食pitting corrosion(点食)金属材料内部に向かって孔状に進行する典型的な局部腐食。 細菌腐食bacterial corrosion土壌や水中に生息するバクテリアによって促進される腐食。バクテリアの活動によって生ずる腐食性物質の作用による場合が多いが,バクテリアの代謝作用自体によって促進される場合もある。…

※「bacterial corrosion」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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