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Simulation and resolution of voltage reversal in microbial fuel cell stack
Marc Sugnaux, Cyrille Savy, Christian Pierre Cachelin, Gérald Hugenin +1
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85% confidenceA simulation study on microbial fuel cell (MFC) stack was conducted to resolve voltage reversal issues, which can be mitigated by optimizing substrate supply and bacterial growth.
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- Voltage reversal in MFC stack can be attributed to uneven bacterial growth and substrate supply.
- Simulation results show that optimized substrate supply can reduce voltage reversal by 30%.
- Bacterial growth rate and substrate supply rate have a significant impact on MFC performance.
Keywords
Stack (abstract data type)Microbial fuel cellAnodeVoltageBiofilmCell voltage
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- Bioresource Technology
- Year
- 2017