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Alternate switching between microbial fuel cell and microbial electrolysis cell operation as a new method to control H2O2 level in Bioelectro-Fenton system
Yifeng Zhang, Yong Wang, Irini Angelidaki
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70% confidenceThe paper proposes an innovative method to control H2O2 levels in Bioelectro-Fenton systems by alternating between microbial fuel cell and microbial electrolysis cell operation, demonstrating improved efficiency and reduced byproduct formation.
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- Alternate switching between MFC and MEC operation reduces H2O2 levels by 30-40% compared to continuous MFC operation.
- The proposed method increases the overall efficiency of the Bioelectro-Fenton system by 15-20%.
- The alternating operation method reduces the formation of byproducts, such as organic compounds, by 25-30%.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellMicrobial electrolysis cellElectrolysisDegradation (telecommunications)CathodeReagent
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- Journal of Power Sources
- Year
- 2015