Rapid treatment of vessels fouled with an invasive polychaete, Sabella spallanzanii, using a floating dock and chlorine as a biocide

Chlorine solution was added to the water encapsulated within a proprietary 'floating dock' to treat a vessel infested with the invasive polychaete Sabella spallanzanii. The chlorine was added as sodium dichloroisocyanurate ('dichlor') at an initial concentration of 200 mg l −1 of...

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Published in:Biofouling (Chur, Switzerland) Switzerland), 2016-01, Vol.32 (2), p.135-144
Main Authors: Morrisey, Donald J., Depree, Craig V., Hickey, Christopher W., McKenzie, Don S., Middleton, Irene, Smith, Matt D., Stewart, Michael, Thompson, Karen J.
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Animals
biocide
Biocides
Biofilms - drug effects
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Biofouling
Chlorine
Chlorine Compounds - pharmacology
Disinfectants - pharmacology
encapsulation
Exposure
Floating
Floating docks
Fouling
Fouling organisms
Hull fouling
Hulls
Hulls (structures)
Laboratory tests
Marine
Polychaeta - drug effects
Polychaeta - physiology
Sabella spallanzanii
Ships
Sodium
Sodium dichloroisocyanurate
Thiosulfates
Tubes
Vessels
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Chlorine
Chlorine Compounds - pharmacology
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encapsulation
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Polychaeta - physiology
Sabella spallanzanii
Ships
Sodium
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Tubes
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