Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion
A phenomenon that is becoming a bigger problem for society every day!
Through Euro-MIC, Europe will combine experts in different fields and develop prevention measures. in close cooperation with industry and plant operators and owners of critical infrastructure.
Euro-MIC Working Groups
WG1 Intersectoral bridging
WG1Intersectoral bridging The establishment of interdisciplinary collaboration and the generation of a common language/terminology are of utmost importance to accelerate progress in diagnosis, monitoring and
WG2 Diagnostic technology development
WG2 Diagnostic technology development Accurate diagnosis of MIC failures in technical, industrial or infrastructural equipment and facilities is a grand problem due to simultaneous occurrence of
WG3 Development of innovative monitoring technologies
WG3 Development of innovative monitoring technologies The current situation with the COVID-19 clearly demonstrates the importance of real time data forguiding the overall disease mitigation
WG4 Strategize green mitigation methods
WG4 Strategize ‘green’ mitigation methods In industrial practice, many alternatives exist for the mitigation of MIC, ranging from mechanicalcleaning, to sterilization and chemical disinfection by
WG5 Achieving standardization
WG5 Achieving standardization The transition of new detection and mitigation methods into routine process control and inspection measures requires the availability of standardized procedures. Thus, the
