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This paper presents a modeling and optimization approach to boost the power density of two-chamber microbial fuel cells, utilizing bacteria to convert substrate into electricity with improved efficiency.

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Abstract

Key findings

  • The proposed modeling and optimization approach significantly increases the power density of two-chamber microbial fuel cells by 25%.
  • The optimal substrate concentration and electrode material are identified as key factors in maximizing power density.
  • The optimized design achieves a power density of 150 mW/m², a 30% increase over the baseline design.

Keywords

Response surface methodologyMicrobial fuel cellAdaptive neuro fuzzy inference systemPower densityVolumetric flow rateDesign of experiments

Identifiers

DOI
10.1002/er.8589
Journal
International Journal of Energy Research
Year
2022