A New Approach to Single Chambered Microbial Fuel Cell for Procreation of Bioenergy in the Treatment of Sugar and Dairy Wastewater
Sunil. Umachagi, Mahantesh N Paruti, M. Vijayakumar
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100% confidenceMFC research with industrial-applications focus on industrial, agricultural. Pollution of water, waste disposal, and their management is big problem faced by the world today. Industrial waste, agri...
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Pollution of water, waste disposal, and their management is big problem faced by the world today. Industrial waste, agricultural waste, and household waste are best substrates for energy generation. India is one of the leading producers of sugar and dairy products in the world. These industries discharge a bulk amount of wastewater per day without proper treatment during working seasons. Sugar and dairy industry wastewater has high COD and BOD, which is hazardous for aquatic life and human use also. MFC have earned importance in the last few decades due to its ability to generate bioelectricity from all renewable sources, Most of the MFCs have been used to treat different kinds of wastewater, such as sugar, dairy, brewery, domestic wastewater, distillery, rice mill, paper and pulp, swine wastewater, etc.
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- 2022