Harnessing exoelectrogens in a novel microbial desalination cell: a study on the impact of salinity on sago effluent treatment and power generation

Prakash, Sandhya; Naina Mohamed, Samsudeen; Ponnusamy, Kalaichelvi

doi:10.1039/d4ew00081a

Environ. Sci.: Water Res. Technol.

2024

DOI: 10.1039/d4ew00081a

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Harnessing exoelectrogens in a novel microbial desalination cell: a study on the impact of salinity on sago effluent treatment and power generation

Sandhya Prakash,

Samsudeen Naina Mohamed,

Kalaichelvi Ponnusamy

Abstract: The impact of salinity on the performance of exoelectrogens in the novel MDC was studied. MDC – 1 performed better at 30 g L−1 NaCl concentration and MDC – 2 performed better in brackish water.

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Green Hydrogen from Wastewater─A Dual Crisis Resolution

Das,

Peter

2024

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With continuous depletion of fossil fuels, a hike in global temperature due to CO 2 emissions, and increasing population of Earth, the demand for alternative green renewable energy sources has become undeniable. Hydrogen, a potential fuel for energy production, can be produced in a green way by water electrolysis with little to no carbon emissions. As some parts of the world still face the challenge of a drinking water crisis, using clean, drinkable water for hydrogen production becomes a concern. Households, agriculture, pharmacies, and industries release a lot of polluted wastewater into the environment, increasing biological oxygen demand and causing ecological imbalance. If wastewater is used as a feedstock for producing hydrogen, it can address both the energy crisis and water scarcity. In this review, hydrogen production from wastewater is classified into two parts: direct production and wastewater treatment methods followed by hydrogen generation. The technology, beyond all doubt, can be beneficial for green hydrogen generation, reducing carbon emission and contributing to a net-zero future.

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Green Hydrogen from Wastewater─A Dual Crisis Resolution

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2024

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Harnessing exoelectrogens in a novel microbial desalination cell: a study on the impact of salinity on sago effluent treatment and power generation

Abstract: The impact of salinity on the performance of exoelectrogens in the novel MDC was studied. MDC – 1 performed better at 30 g L−1 NaCl concentration and MDC – 2 performed better in brackish water.

Cited by 1 publication

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Green Hydrogen from Wastewater─A Dual Crisis Resolution

Green Hydrogen from Wastewater─A Dual Crisis Resolution

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