Tubular biofilm reactor

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology – Measuring or testing process involving enzymes or... – Involving viable micro-organism

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435 30, 435293, 435294, C12Q 104, C12Q 124, C12M 132, C12M 128

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H00008311

ABSTRACT:
A tubular connected series of biofilm samplers is provided for monitoring biofouling by microorganisms in a continuous flow stream. Tubular bypasses are provided around each sampler, so that each sampler is removable for inspection of biofouling without interruption of the continuous flow stream. In addition, each sampler has a contoured surface which is in contact with the continuous flow stream and which is flush with the inner surface of the tubulars connecting the samplers.

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"Observations of Fouling Biofilm Formation", W. F. McCoy, et al, 1981 National Research Council of Canada, pp. 910-917.

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