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Dynamic analysis and multiple model control of continuous microbial fuel cell (CMFC)
Ashish Yewale, Ravi Methekar, Shailesh Agrawal
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85% confidenceThis paper presents a dynamic analysis and multiple model control of continuous microbial fuel cell (CMFC) systems, focusing on the interaction between bacteria and substrate.
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- The authors developed a dynamic model to describe the CMFC system's behavior, taking into account the effects of bacteria and substrate on the system's performance.
- The model was validated using experimental data, showing good agreement between simulated and measured results.
- The authors also proposed a multiple model control strategy to optimize the CMFC system's performance, which was shown to improve the system's efficiency and stability.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellControl theory (sociology)Settling timeController (irrigation)Nonlinear systemServo
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- Chemical Engineering Research and Design
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- 2019