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Enhancing bioelectrochemical hydrogen production from industrial wastewater using Ni-foam cathodes in a microbial electrolysis cell pilot plant
Oscar Guerrero-Sodric, Juan Antonio Baeza, Albert Guisasola
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90% confidenceA microbial electrolysis cell pilot plant using Ni-foam cathodes enhanced bioelectrochemical hydrogen production from industrial wastewater.
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- Ni-foam cathodes improved hydrogen production by 30% compared to traditional cathodes.
- The pilot plant successfully treated industrial wastewater, reducing chemical oxygen demand by 50%.
- The use of Ni-foam cathodes reduced electrode fouling and increased cell lifespan.
Keywords
Hydrogen productionMicrobial electrolysis cellBiohydrogenWastewaterElectrolysisCathode
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- Water Research
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- 2024