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This study explores the potential of vegetable waste as a source of renewable energy, specifically in microbial fuel cells, and finds that a 7-day incubation period yields the highest bioelectricity production.

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Abstract

Energy use is closely related to world economic growth and urbanization. Therefore, research was carried out by utilizing organic vegetable waste as a source of renewable energy. This study aims to determine variations in incubation time of vegetable waste that affect electricity production and to determine differences in bio-electricity production based on variations in incubation time of vegetable waste. The results of bioelectricity measurements in the Microbial Fuel Cell reactor, the maximum production of bioelectricity is found at the incubation period of 7 days, namely 9.48 mA at the 0th minute (initial), the maximum electric voltage is 288 mV at the 60th minute, the maximum power is 2205.50 mW in the 30th minute, and the maximum power density is 152.10 mW/m² in the 30th minute.

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Keywords

Renewable energyIncubationElectricity generationElectricityWaste managementProduction (economics)

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DOI
10.30598/bioedupat.v3.i1.pp90-94
Journal
BIOEDUPAT: Pattimura Journal of Biology and Learning
Year
2023