Got Gas??? – Maximize the Mileage of Your Methane

Willis, John; Arnett, Cliff; Davis, Steve; Schettler, Jim; Shah, Anup; Shaw, Randy

doi:10.2175/193864706783797465

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“…Conventional aerobic treatment processes also produce large amounts of residual solids, which are costly to treat and dispose [8]. The high energy requirements of these processes makes it important to investigate methods to reduce operational costs through process optimization and methane recovery [6,9,10], and to explore new alternative treatment options. These benefits, including wastewater treatment and electricity generation, make the MFC approach more practical than conventional systems on the basis of energy consumption.…”

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Implementation of Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs)-Based Wastewater Treatment

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2013

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This paper provides feasibility estimation for actual domestic wastewater treatment under assumptions of a flow of 10,000 m3/d (about 40,000 capita), when air cathode MFCs configurations were adopted. Temperature-phased (mesophilic-ambient) process configurations in which can achieve either better effluent quality (i.e. maximizing treatment) or high energy recoveries is schematized. The performance used in the mass balance analysis of the treatment process conducted here compared with typical values in conventional biological wastewater treatment. Various advantages of using MFCs for wastewater treatment, including energy saving, less sludge production (and perhaps the lack of a need for a secondary clarifier), and no need for sludge handling, etc., were also addressed.

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Implementation of Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs)-Based Wastewater Treatment

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2013

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Got Gas??? – Maximize the Mileage of Your Methane

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Implementation of Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs)-Based Wastewater Treatment

Implementation of Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs)-Based Wastewater Treatment

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