Industrial Biofouling

Discover the intricate world of biofouling with Industrial Biofouling by James Walker, published by John Wiley & Sons Inc in 2000. This comprehensive hardback spans 256 pages and delves into the critical issue of biofouling and biofilms, which refer to the adhesion of biological materials to various surfaces. The book explores a diverse range of organisms—including bacteria, protozoa, amoebae, fungi, and barnacles—that form biofilms, presenting significant challenges in industrial and environmental contexts.

Ideal for professionals in environmental engineering, food and beverage technology, and microbiology, this resource provides valuable insights into the management and control of fouling organisms. Enhance your understanding of biofouling's impact on hydraulic engineering and industrial water supply systems. Perfect for anyone involved in the management of land and natural resources, Industrial Biofouling is a must-have addition to your scientific library.