Organic Electricity from Zn/Cu-PKL Electrochemical Cell

Khan, K. A.; Bhuyan, Murshed; Mamun, M. A.; Elhaes, Hanan; Hassan, Lovelu; Wadud, M. A.

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“…The current flow was measured with a time interval so that the fluctuation of current is not so considerable, and this flow was recorded. When the cell becomes dead, then the ammeter and the stopwatch were stopped [41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51]. The metals used as anode will be separated, cleaned with distilled water and dried.…”

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“…Modification of electrode by electroplating the performance of the PKL cell is enhanced may be due to the increasing of surface area of electrode and the minimizing of local action. The coulombic efficiency data illustrate that this efficiency was lower comparing to other efficiencies may be the absence of salt bridge or separator between the electrodes [39][40][41]. However, the highest efficiency was obtained for 40% PKL sap with 5% secondary salt in 55% aqueous solution, which implies that the concentration of PKL juice can play an important role regarding efficiency.…”

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The efficiency of any electric cell or battery is very important. To keep it in mind, the coulombic efficiency, voltaic efficiency and energy efficiency have been studied. It was found that the coulombic efficiency data illustrated that this efficiency was higher comparing to other efficiencies may be the absence of salt bridge or separator between the electrodes. However, the highest efficiency was obtained for 40% PKL (Pathor Kuchi Leaf) sap with 5% secondary salt in 55% aqueous solution, which implies that the concentration of PKL juice can play an important role regarding efficiency. It was also found that the average energy efficiency was 97.43%, and it was also found that the average voltaic efficiency was 57.29%. Temperature effect of the PKL electrochemical cell has also been studied. It is found that the ideal temperature for this PKL electrochemical cell is room temperature and it is from 20 to 40 °C. But, it is also usable at a lower temperature from 5 to 60 °C as like as other standard cells. Most of the results have been tabulated and graphically discussed.

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“…It is defined by the following equation [54][55][56][57][58][59][60]: where V R = voltage regulation, V NL = no load voltage, V FL = full load voltage. Generally, V R ≈ 0 is desire, which is practically impossible [83][84][85][86].…”

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“…It was possible to produce 1.1 V using voltaic cell method. Some researchers were possible to get 1.221 V [45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59][60] using single Ag/Zn-Aloe Vera cell without using any kind of boost converter and conditioning circuit. If we can generate electricity from living plants or trees, everyone wants to be planting the trees in ones surroundings for getting electricity.…”

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Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in Outdoor Lighting - A Bet for the Future

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Reza³

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Electricity from PKL tree has been developed using PKL extract previously. In this work, electricity production has been developed using living PKL tree. It has been studied that an electrochemical cell has been developed using living PKL tree. The experimental data have been demonstrated in that way, hence this method is feasible and effective. Electricity has been conducted from PKL (Pathor Kuchi leaf) using PKL extract with positive and negative electrodes. Several research papers have been published on it in the recognized journal at home and abroad. This research work has expressed the electricity generation from living PKL tree. It can be found that due to the difference of the pH between the soil and the living PKL tree, electricity can be produced. The performance of this electricity has been studied. This work has been developed by authors, which produced electricity from living PKL tree without damaging the PKL plants. The unused suitable land areas such as hilly areas, forest areas, and coastal areas, those could supply clean power for remote communities all over the world.

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“…Changes in these characteristics are mainly determined by human economic activity: type of land use, soil tillage technology, and cultivated crops or trees. According to the assessment of scientists, organic matter in soil is one of the main indicators of soil quality and productivity [53][54][55][56][57][58][59]. The accumulation of organic carbon in the soil occurs in forest and grassland ecosystems.…”

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2020

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Hermoso-Orzáez Manuel Jesus, PhD, has been a full-time assistant professor doctor at the University of Jaén since February 2009. He developed his professional activity in the world of engineering and projects with experience of more than 20 years in public administration (municipal public lighting technician) and in the private sector. He has significant experience as a researcher with more than 20 of 30 articles published JCR-Scopus and Web of Science, 10 of them very relevant in high-impact journals Q1-Q2. His presence at international congresses has resulted in very diverse oral communications, writings, posters, and conferences. He also participates as a Publons journal reviewer and is a member of several scientific committees. His outstanding research field includes public lighting, applied energy efficiency, LED lighting, project management and management, alternative energies, energy sustainability, gasification, hydrogen, building information modeling (construction information modeling), economic and financial analysis, and industrial maintenance and storage. Alfonso Gago Calderón received his MS (best overall academic achievement) and PhD degrees in Industrial Engineering in 2002 and 2010, respectively, and his MS degree in Audiovisual Systems in 2010, all from the Universidad de Málaga (UMA), Spain. From 2003 to 2016, he was the director of the R&D department of the electronic development company SOLITEC and Associate Professor of the Manufacturing Engineering Department at UMA. Currently, he is Assistant Professor of the Department of Graphics, Design and Projects at the same university. He holds seven patents and a large number of papers in indexed journals and communications in scientific conferences. His current research interests are LED lighting, LED displays, renewable energies, energy efficiency, and light electric vehicles.

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Organic Electricity from Zn/Cu-PKL Electrochemical Cell

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PKL electrochemical cell: physics and chemistry

PKL electrochemical cell: physics and chemistry

Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in Outdoor Lighting - A Bet for the Future

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