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Optimization of simultaneous wastewater treatment and methane recovery via tubular upflow bioelectrochemical reactor outfitted with heat-treated steel electrodes.
Vafa Ahmadi, Carlos Dinamarca, Nabin Aryal
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90% confidenceA tubular upflow bioelectrochemical reactor with heat-treated steel electrodes was optimized for simultaneous wastewater treatment and methane recovery, achieving improved efficiency.
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Abstract
Key findings
- The reactor achieved a 90% removal of chemical oxygen demand (COD) and a 95% removal of ammonia from wastewater.
- Methane recovery rates were increased by 25% compared to traditional wastewater treatment methods.
- The heat-treated steel electrodes showed improved durability and longevity compared to traditional electrodes.
Keywords
WastewaterMethaneElectrodeWaste management
Identifiers
- Journal
- Results in Engineering
- Year
- 2025