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Soil-based microbial fuel cells experience increased power output under dynamic temperature variations, with spikes in output voltage occurring regardless of temperature direction.

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Abstract

Oscillating ambient temperatures cause spikes in output voltage of soil microbial fuel cells, independent of temperature direction. The resulting output is higher than could be achieved at any constant temperature.

Key findings

  • Oscillating ambient temperatures cause spikes in output voltage of soil microbial fuel cells.
  • The resulting output is higher than could be achieved at any constant temperature.
  • The effect is independent of temperature direction.

Keywords

Microbial fuel cellConstant voltageConstant (computer programming)Power (physics)VoltageSoil science

Identifiers

DOI
10.1039/d0se01406k
Journal
Sustainable Energy & Fuels
Year
2020