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This paper presents an economic assessment of using bio-composite membranes in microbial fuel cells, demonstrating improved performance and cost-effectiveness.

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Abstract

Key findings

  • Bio-composite membranes show improved proton exchange efficiency and reduced substrate consumption in microbial fuel cells.
  • The economic assessment indicates a 25% reduction in costs compared to traditional membranes.
  • The application of bio-composite membranes in microbial fuel cells has significant potential for large-scale implementation.

Keywords

Microbial fuel cellComposite numberMembraneFuel cellsPulp and paper industryWaste management

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Journal
Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering
Year
2021