Influence of Salting Mineral Materials on the Development of Fungi

In this paper presents the effects of the combined action of two aggressive environments. Then determine the effect of the content of sulphate ions or chloride on the growth of microorganisms and the possible impact of chemical-biological corrosion properties of moisture, mechanical structure of the ceramic materials.To assess changes in the samples as a result of corrosion-induced chemical and fungi, the following parameters were selected: a chemical analysis, the goal was to determine the content of sulphate ions or chloride; pH; colony-forming units; mass moisture and absorbability of water, and research on the microstructure under the scanning electron microscope.The results allowed to formulate a number of statements: ceramic materials are resistant to mould; original ceramic salt contamination of chloride ions or sulphate did not stop the operation of the biological environment; by the co-operation of both aggressive environments, material properties change.