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This study evaluates the soil corrosivity of API5LX60 carbon steel buried in two different soil textures from the area of Port of Suape - PE / BRAZIL under the influence of the soil’s associated microbial community. The evaluation of the corrosivity of both types of soil was based on the Steinrath Index. The Clayey soil was considered highly aggressive and the sandy soil of low aggressiveness. The evaluation of pitting corrosion showed similar average pit depth for both soils. The DGGE / PCR technique indicated that the clayey soil presented greater microbial diversity.

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SOIL CORROSIVITY ON API5LX60 CARBON STEEL AROUND THE REGION OF PORT OF SUAPE, PE, BRAZIL: INFLUENCE OF SOIL TEXTURE AND ASSOCIATED MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES