CAO Lin, YONG Xiaoyu, ZHOU Jun, et al. Electrical and degradation characteristics of microbial fuel cell using biogas slurry as substrate[J]. CIESC Journal, 2014, (5).
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CAO Lin, YONG Xiaoyu, ZHOU Jun, et al. Electrical and degradation characteristics of microbial fuel cell using biogas slurry as substrate[J]. CIESC Journal, 2014, (5).DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.0438-1157.2014.05.049.
Electrical and degradation characteristics of microbial fuel cell using biogas slurry as substrate
In order to improve the efficiency of biomass energy utilization and reduce the cost for wastewater treatment
an air-cathode membrane-free microbial fuel cell (MFC) was constructed by using carbon cloth as electrode and cattle biogas slurry as anode fed. MFC could use biogas slurry to produce electricity
and the highest output voltage was 330 mV
the internal resistance was 10 kW and maximum power density was 10.98 mW·m-2 . Insoluble substance in MFC was the main reason for low output voltage and power density. After running for 24 h
the degradation rate of COD
total nitrogen and total phosphorus reached 20.73%
67.82% and 72.56%
respectively. Therefore
MFC as a new way to generate electricity is quite promising in energy conservation and emissions reduction.
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