Surface and water bodies in many parts of the world are affected due to eutrophication,
contamination and depletion. The approach of wastewater treatment using algae for …

Limitation in the availability of natural resources like water is the main drive for focussing on
resource recovery from wastewater. Rapid urbanization with increased consumption of …

Conventional wastewater (WW) treatment uses activated sludge process, which is accepted
worldwide. However, the sustainability of such a process is questioned in terms of …

Swine wastewater (SWW) is a mixture of organic matter, nutrients, pollutants, and heavy
metals that can pose significant risks to the environment and human health if left untreated …

The circular economy policy enables the use of waste as an input to generate value
repeatedly or at least to have the opportunity to be used a second time to extract valuable …

Microbial fuel cells (MFCs) show promise in sewage treatment because they can directly
convert organic matter (OM) into electricity. This study aimed to demonstrate MFCs stability …

Designing scalable and cost-effective microbial fuel cells for practical applications is a
problem in wastewater treatment. The performance and scalability of the new multi-anode …

For last two decades, various microbial fuel cells have been studied to treat real wastewater
and simultaneously produce electricity. The performance of 106 MFCs using real …

Although the treatment of municipal wastewater using microbial fuel cells (MFCs) has been
extensively studied, scaling the systems up for practical use remains challenging. In this …

The variation of substrate concentration in anode chamber directly affects the power
generation efficiency and decontamination performance of microbial fuel cell (MFC). In this …