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Performance of pig slurry based microbial fuel cell during energy recovery and waste treatment
Edson Baltazar Estrada-Arriaga, Erick O. Bahena-Bahena, Liliana García-Sánchez, José G. González-Rodríguez
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90% confidenceA microbial fuel cell using pig slurry as substrate was studied for energy recovery and wastewater treatment, achieving a power density of 120 mW/m² and a removal efficiency of 90% for chemical oxygen demand.
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- The MFC showed a stable performance over 100 days of operation.
- The power density of the MFC was significantly higher than that of a control group without bacteria.
- The removal efficiency of chemical oxygen demand was improved by 20% with the addition of bacteria.
Keywords
SlurryWaste managementMicrobial fuel cellEnergy recoveryPulp and paper industry
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- Journal
- Desalination and Water Treatment
- Year
- 2017