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This paper compares the performance of flooded and tidal bioelectrochemical systems in treating wastewater and producing nutrient-enriched solutions, highlighting their respective advantages and limitations.

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Abstract

Key findings

  • Flooded bioelectrochemical systems showed higher removal efficiency of pollutants and nutrients compared to tidal systems.
  • Tidal bioelectrochemical systems, however, exhibited better stability and scalability due to their ability to mimic natural tidal cycles.
  • The nutrient-enriched solutions produced by both systems showed potential for use as fertilizers, but required further treatment to meet agricultural standards.

Keywords

NutrientWastewaterProduction (economics)Sewage treatmentEnvironmental engineeringWaste management

Identifiers

DOI
10.2139/ssrn.4011911
Journal
SSRN Electronic Journal
Year
2022