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Beurskens, Jos; Brand, A.J.

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“…Among the most promising renewable energy supplies with minimal environmental impacts are wind energy, solar energy, and microbial fuel cells (MFCs). The first and second categories have been developed as there are many giant wind turbines and solar power plants all over the world while MFCs are still to be further investigated before used commercially Beurskens and Brand, 2015;Chaudhari and Deshmukh, 2015;Green et al, 2015).…”

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Effect of various carbon-based cathode electrodes on the performance of microbial fuel cell

Mashkour¹,

Rahimnejad²

2015

Biofuel Res. J.

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Aeration in the cathode compartment was found effective on power generation in MFCs. Microbial fuel cell (MFC) is a prospective technology capable of purifying different types of wastewater while converting its chemical energy into electrical energy using bacteria as active biocatalysts. Electrode materials play an important role in the MFC system. In the present work, different carbon-based materials were studied as electrode and the effect of dissolved oxygen (aeration) in the cathode compartment using actual wastewater was also investigated. More specifically, the effect of different electrode materials such as graphite, carbon cloth, carbon paper (CP), and carbon nanotube platinum (CNT/Pt)-coated CP on the performance of a dual-chambered MFC was studied. Based on the results obtained, the CNT/Pt-coated CP was revealed as the best cathode electrode capable of producing the highest current density (82.38 mA/m 2 ) and maximum power density (16.26 mW/m 2 ) in the investigated MFC system. Moreover, aeration was found effective by increasing power density by two folds from 0.93 to 1.84 mW/m 2 using graphite as the model cathode electrode. ARTICLE INFO ABSTRACT Mashkour and Rahimnejad / Biofuel Research Journal 8 (2015) 296-300Please cite this article as: Mashkour M., Rahimnejad M. Effect of various carbon-based cathode electrodes on the performance of microbial fuel cell.

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Effect of various carbon-based cathode electrodes on the performance of microbial fuel cell

Mashkour¹,

Rahimnejad²

2015

Biofuel Res. J.

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“…Les exigences auxquelles sont soumises les éoliennes peuvent être comparées aux conditions qui s'appliqueraient à un avion n'endurant que des approches d'atterrissage dans des vents forts. La charge fluctue même encore plus que pour un hélicoptère [2]... On considère généralement que les grandes pales du rotor lissent les turbulences, car on ne voit pas de changements rapides dans la vitesse de rotation. Au premier abord, il est donc surprenant de constater que la turbulence du vent affecte l'ensemble de l'éolienne jusqu'à une échelle de temps inférieure à la seconde, comme on peut le voir dans la partie haute fréquence de la puissance de sortie.…”

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L’énergie éolienne, du point de vue de la physique

Peinke,

Fuchs

2024

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L’énergie électrique est l’une des formes d’énergie les plus précieuses, car elle peut être transportée de manière optimale et convertie en d’autres formes d’énergie avec de faibles pertes. La plupart des scénarios d’avenir prévoient que la consommation d’énergie électrique continuera à augmenter de manière significative, et que la part des énergies renouvelables, en raison de leur abondance, ira également croissant. Dans la présente contribution, on se concentre sur l’énergie éolienne, dont on discute le fonctionnement et la contribution à l’approvisionnement énergétique global.

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Effect of various carbon-based cathode electrodes on the performance of microbial fuel cell

Effect of various carbon-based cathode electrodes on the performance of microbial fuel cell

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