Outputs (3)

Small scale/large scale MFC stacks for improved power generation and implementation in robotic applications (2016)
Thesis

Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs) are biological electrical generators or batteries that have shown to be able to energise electronic devices solely from the breakdown of organic matter found in wastewater. The generated power from a single unit is current... Read More about Small scale/large scale MFC stacks for improved power generation and implementation in robotic applications.

Waste and wastewater clean-up using microbial fuel cells (2016)
Thesis

A sustainable energy portfolio should include a range of carbon-neutral and renewable energy technologies. Amongst the renewable energy technologies, MFCs can offer a solution for both sustainable energy and clean water demands. In order to take the... Read More about Waste and wastewater clean-up using microbial fuel cells.

Self sustainable cathodes for microbial fuel cells (2016)
Thesis

The ultimate goal of this thesis was to investigate and produce an MFC with self-sustainable cathode so it could be implemented in real world applications. Using methods previously employed [polarisation curve experiments, power output measurements,... Read More about Self sustainable cathodes for microbial fuel cells.