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This study investigates the effects of operational parameters on bioelectricity generation in a continuous microbial fuel cell (MFC) using both experimental and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modeling approaches. The results show that pH, temperature, and hydraulic retention time significantly influence the MFC's performance, with optimal conditions yielding a maximum power density of 1.35 W/m³. CFD modeling accurately predicted the MFC's behavior, providing valuable insights into the underlying electrochemical and hydrodynamic processes.

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System
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Abstract

Keywords

Microbial fuel cellComputational fluid dynamicsFuel cellsBiochemical engineeringBioelectrochemistryDynamics (music)

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Journal
Journal of Power Sources
Year
2017