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Microbial fuel cell in long-term operation and providing electricity for intermittent aeration to remove contaminants from sewage
Que Nguyen Ho, Kyosuke Mitsuoka, Naoko Yoshida
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SystemMFC
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90% confidenceA microbial fuel cell (MFC) was operated for a long period and provided electricity to remove contaminants from sewage with intermittent aeration.
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Key findings
- The MFC showed stable performance over 200 days with a maximum power density of 1.2 W/m².
- The removal of contaminants from sewage was enhanced by intermittent aeration, with a removal efficiency of 80% for COD and 90% for ammonia.
- The MFC was able to provide a stable power supply to a small-scale water treatment system, demonstrating its potential for practical applications.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellChemical oxygen demandAerationNitrospiraPulp and paper industryAnammox
Identifiers
- Journal
- Environmental Research
- Year
- 2024