Simultaneous organic carbon, nitrogen removal, and electricity generation in a novel A4-MFC system for the treatment of leachate from a composting site: performance and modeling
Sahar Karami,
Seyyed Alireza Mousavi,
Parviz Mohammadi
et al.
Abstract:A novel multi-chamber (A4) microbial fuel cell was utilized for the treatment of compost leachate with high organic matter and ammonium concentration.
This study explores the influence of varied stacking configurations in microbial fuel cells (MFCs) to channel acidogenic metabolism for enhanced bioelectricity generation, value-added acid synthesis, and wastewater treatment.
This study explores the influence of varied stacking configurations in microbial fuel cells (MFCs) to channel acidogenic metabolism for enhanced bioelectricity generation, value-added acid synthesis, and wastewater treatment.
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