- the
relationship is not parasitic.
Since biofouling can
occur almost anywhere water is present,
biofouling poses risks to a wide
variety of
objects such...
-
barnacle are
fished and eaten.
Barnacles are
economically significant as
biofouling on ships,
where they
cause hydrodynamic drag,
reducing efficiency. The...
- surfaces. The
fouling materials can
consist of
either living organisms (
biofouling, organic) or a non-living
substance (inorganic).
Fouling is
usually distinguished...
- such as
types of fungi.
Biofouling of heat
exchange surfaces can
reduce heat
transfer rates of the
cooling system, and
biofouling of
cooling towers can...
-
paint improves ship
performance and
durability as it
reduces the rate of
biofouling, the
growth of
organisms on the ship's hull. The TBT
slowly leaches out...
-
technology that uses high
frequency sound (ultrasound) to
prevent or
reduce biofouling on
underwater structures, surfaces, and medium.
Ultrasound is just high...
-
dramatically over the next few decades.
Biofouling is one of the
biggest problems in aquaculture.
Biofouling occurs on non-copper
materials in the marine...
-
temperature increase and its
applications for
biofouling control in
industrial and
power plants".
Biofouling. 27 (6): 667–674. doi:10.1080/08927014.2011...
-
BIMCO issued a
guidance title for the
shipping industry on
biofouling entitled Biofouling,
Biosecurity and Hull Cleaning. "BIMCO".
Maritime Executive...
- Dürr, Simone; Thomason, Jeremy, eds. (2008). "Fouling on Shipping".
Biofouling. Oxford: Blackwell. p. 227. ISBN 978-1-4051-6926-4. Maguire, R. James...
