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HYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM GLYCEROL USING MICROBIAL ELECTROLYSIS CELL
Nivedhan K .
International Journal of Research in Engineering and Technology20143 citationsdoi.org/10.15623/ijret.2014.0304102
3D Interactive ModelAI Enhanced· 75%Substrate ·pure compound
SystemMECDual ChamberH Type
ForHydrogen Production
BuiltanodeGraphite Brushanodegraphite platecathodeStainless SteelmembraneCmi 7000
MicrobesPseudomonas Aeruginosa Pa14Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Pa14
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75% confidenceA microbial electrolysis cell (MEC) was used to produce hydrogen from glycerol, with a maximum hydrogen production rate of 1.2 A/m² and a maximum current density of 1.5 A/m².
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- System
- MEC
- Substrate
- pure compound
- Inoculum
- Pseudomonas bacteria
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Abstract
Key findings
- Glycerol was converted to hydrogen with a maximum efficiency of 90%
- The MEC was able to produce hydrogen at a rate of 1.2 A/m², which is comparable to other MEC systems
- The addition of a bioanode increased the hydrogen production rate by 20%
Keywords
Microbial electrolysis cellGlycerolHydrogen productionElectrolysisProduction (economics)Hydrogen
Identifiers
- Journal
- International Journal of Research in Engineering and Technology
- Year
- 2014