Wastewater Remediation Using Microbial Fuel Cells and Bioenergy Production
Balaji B. Prasath, Karen Poon
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90% confidenceMFC research with climate-geographic focus on geographic, economic. Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs) representing a promising technology for the extract of energy and resources through ...
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Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs) representing a promising technology for the extract of energy and resources through wastewater and it also offer an economic solution to the problem of environment effluent and energy crisis in near future. The advance device is rather appealing, due its potential benefits, its practical application is, however hindered by several drawbacks, such an internally competing microbial reaction, and low power generation. This report is an endeavor to address various design connected to the MFCs application to wastewater treatment, in particular cost effective bioelectricity from waste water are reviewed and discussed with a multidisciplinary approach. The conclusions drawn herein can be of practical interest to all new researchers dealing with effluent wastewater treatment using MFCs.
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- 2018