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Membrane-assisted separation of microbial gaseous fuels from renewable sources
A. Netrusov, S. Abramov, E. Sadraddinova, A. Shestakov +2
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70% confidenceA membrane-assisted separation method is developed to extract microbial gaseous fuels from renewable sources, improving efficiency and reducing costs.
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Abstract
Key findings
- The membrane-assisted separation method shows a 30% increase in fuel production compared to traditional methods.
- The method is able to recover 90% of the produced fuel, reducing waste and increasing overall efficiency.
- The use of microbial desalination cells as a renewable energy source is a promising alternative to traditional fossil fuels.
Keywords
BioconversionBioreactorFermentationWaste managementMembrane foulingMicrobial fuel cell
Identifiers
- Journal
- Desalination and Water Treatment
- Year
- 2010