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Integrating membrane filtration into bioelectrochemical systems as next generation energy-efficient wastewater treatment technologies for water reclamation: A review
Heyang Yuan, Zhen He
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70% confidenceThis paper reviews the integration of membrane filtration into bioelectrochemical systems for efficient wastewater treatment, highlighting its potential for water reclamation.
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Abstract
Key findings
- Bioelectrochemical systems with membrane filtration can achieve high removal efficiencies for contaminants and nutrients in wastewater.
- The integration of membrane filtration enhances the stability and performance of bioelectrochemical systems.
- This technology has the potential to reduce energy consumption and costs associated with wastewater treatment.
Keywords
Filtration (mathematics)MembraneReuseUltrafiltration (renal)WastewaterEffluent
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- Journal
- Bioresource Technology
- Year
- 2015