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Generation of Electricity from Organic Waste through Microbial Fuel Cell

T. Srikumar1, P.Srinivas2, P.Partha Koundinya2 and M.C. Rao1

1Department of Physics, Andhra Loyola College, Vijayawada-520008, India

2St.John’s Institutions, Vijayawada-520005, India

M.C. Rao et al /Int.J. TechnoChem Res. 2016,2(1),pp 67-77.
Abstract
Microbial fuel cell (MFC), one of the best alternative sources of energy production is a bio electrochemical device that directly generates electricity by harnessing the power of respiring microbes to decompose organic substrates. This paper is aimed at the study of a microbial fuel cell which uses yeast as micro-organism to decompose the organic waste for generation of electricity. This gives a detailed report of a microbial fuel cell which works with a low cost proton exchange membrane. To study the functioning of microbial fuel cell, a dual chambered microbial fuel cell was constructed using cathode and anode chambers. Later, the microbial fuel cell construction was modified into series for a detailed study. Moreover, a study of current density, power density, voltage, current, power was conducted in the case of both MFC constructions.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cell, Cathode, Anode, Proton exchange membrane, Bio-electrochemical device.

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