Trickling filter in a biocathode microbial fuel cell for efficient wastewater treatment and energy production
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Aiming to reduce the energy input,oxygen supply by trickling filter was employed in a biocathode microbial fuel cell (MFC) to examine its performance of electricity production and sewage treatment.During batch operation,trickling MFC (TMFC) could start and aerate effectively (DO>3.60 mg/L).During continuous operation,TMFC produced a maximum current density of 71.8 A/m3 and maximum power density of 26.2 W/m3 under the hydraulic retention time (HRT) of 10 h.By increasing the HRT to 15 h,90.6% of COD and 99.0% of ammonia in simulated domestic sewage were efficiently removed and the maximum power density was 19.4 W/m3.Continuous purification of real municipal wastewater achieved 85.9% of COD removal rate and 91.6% of ammonia removal rate.Sequencing result of biocathodic microorganisms indicated that it consisted of four major classes and the dominant class was γ-proteobacteria,which accounted for up to 84.38%.The dominant genus was Acinetobacter,which accounted for 57.81%.The phylogenetic tree showed different relationships among the 19 species ofbiocathode microorganisms and the predominant species was Acinetobacter calcoaceticus.