A three-dimensional numerical study on the correlation of spatial structure, hydrodynamic conditions, and mass transfer and conversion in biofilms
Hermann J. Eberl, Cristian Picioreanu, J. J. Heijnen, Mark C.M. van Loosdrecht
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70% confidenceThis study employs a three-dimensional numerical model to investigate the interplay between spatial structure, hydrodynamic conditions, and mass transfer and conversion in biofilms, providing insights into the complex interactions governing microbial electrochemical systems. The results reveal that spatial structure and hydrodynamic conditions significantly influence mass transfer and conversion in biofilms, with implications for optimizing MES performance. The findings highlight the importance of considering biofilm structure and hydrodynamics in designing efficient MES.
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- Chemical Engineering Science
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- 2000