SIG MICROBIOLOGY
| Sig Sulphide Test |
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The Sig Sulphide test is used to detect the presence of micro-organisms that can generate corrosive sulphide e.g. Sulphate Reducing Bacteria (SRB). The test can be used to test samples of:
Metal surfaces which are prone to attack by SRB can also be tested. A swab can be used to swab surfaces or corrosion pits and the swab is then thrust into a Sig Sulphide tube. |
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| BACKGROUND | KEY FEATURES |
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The Sig Sulphide Test is used to detect the presence of microorganisms that can generate corrosive SULPHIDE e.g Sulphate Reducing Bacteria (SRB). The test consists of a screw capped, glass tube half filled with a selective microbiological culture medium that semi-quantitatively indicates the presence of sulphide generating bacteria by the rate and extent of the development of a black colour. Sample is added to the tube which is kept warm (incubated) for up to seven days; results are examined regularly. The test has been calibrated against the standard Test Method for SRB, NACE TMO-194-94, using American Petroleum Institute (API) Medium. |
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REAGENT CODES
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| * Range is dependant on measuring instrument used. |


