ArticleRSC advances2020
Suspended anode-type microbial fuel cells for enhanced electricity generation.
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- Use of Pineapple Waste as Fuel in Microbial Fuel Cell for the Generation of Bioelectricity.Molecules (Basel, Switzerland) · 2022Article
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Abstract
Electricity generation in microbial fuel cells can be restricted by a few factors, such as the effective area of the anode for biofilm attachment, diffusion limitation of substrates and internal resistance. In this paper, a suspended anode (carbon-based felt granule)-type microbial fuel cell was developed to make full use of the volume of the anode chamber and provide a larger surface area of the anode for the growth of exoelectrogenic bacteria. The current collector was rotated in the anodic chamber to contact with the suspended granules intermittently and achieve better mixing. The open-circuit voltage reached steady state at around 0.83 V. The maximum power density obtained from each scenario increased steadily with the increase in mixing rate. The internal resistance decreased when the rotational rate and the content of the carbon granules were increased. The maximum power density reached 951 ± 14 mW m
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