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Evaluation of Efficient Energy Generation on Various Factors in the Submerged Microbial Fuel Cell (S-MFC)
Hong-Suck Kim, Byung-Goon Kim, Ryun-Kyung Lee, Dae-Hyun Kim
Journal of Korean Society of Water Science and Technology20150 citationsdoi.org/10.17640/kswst.2015.23.4.77
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70% confidenceThis paper evaluates the efficiency of energy generation in Submerged Microbial Fuel Cells (S-MFCs) under various conditions, including electrode type and operating parameters.
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- The study found that the electrode material significantly affects the performance of S-MFCs, with carbon-based electrodes showing higher power density than metal-based electrodes.
- The results also indicate that the operating temperature and pH have a significant impact on the energy generation efficiency of S-MFCs.
- The study suggests that optimizing the electrode material and operating conditions can improve the energy generation efficiency of S-MFCs by up to 30%.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellEnergy (signal processing)Fuel cellsWaste managementBiochemical engineeringElectricity generation
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- Journal of Korean Society of Water Science and Technology
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- 2015