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Electricity Generations in Submerged-flat and Stand-flat MFC Stacks according to Electrode Connection
Jaecheul Yu, Younghyun Park, Taeho Lee
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55% confidenceThe paper investigates the effect of electrode connection on electricity generation in submerged-flat and stand-flat MFC stacks, showing that power density is significantly affected by the connection method.
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Key findings
- Submerged-flat MFC stacks with direct electrode connection exhibit higher power density compared to stand-flat MFC stacks.
- Stand-flat MFC stacks with indirect electrode connection show comparable power density to submerged-flat MFC stacks with direct connection.
- Electrode connection method has a significant impact on the performance of MFC stacks, particularly in submerged-flat configurations.
Keywords
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- Journal
- KEPCO Journal on Electric Power and Energy
- Year
- 2016