A supporting quick start device for microbial fuel cell toxicity sensor
A fuel cell and microbial technology, applied in the direction of biochemical fuel cells, fuel cells, fuel cell control, etc., can solve problems such as impact, limiting microbial fuel cell toxicity sensors, inoculation to continuous and stable power generation for a long time, etc.
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[0039] Select the intermittent matrix replacement method to replace the matrix, and the obtained voltage varies with time, see Figure 6 . The time to replace the substrate is 3-7 days. The time to replace the substrate is not directly related to the power generation performance. After the culture device obtains a fresh substrate, the voltage recovers quickly and drops at a slow rate. The higher the replacement frequency of the anode and cathode substrates, the more sufficient the nutrients obtained by the microorganisms per unit time, and the more electrons the cathode can transfer. Therefore, the faster the growth rate of the microorganisms, the shorter the culture time will be.
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[0041] Transfer the cultured anode electrode to the supporting microbial fuel cell toxicity sensor, and quickly pass it into the matrix. The voltage change of the toxicity sensor is shown in Figure 7 , the voltage rises rapidly and can reach a steady state within 5 hours; use the same inoculation method and nutrient matrix to start the microbial fuel cell toxicity sensor directly, see the voltage change Figure 8 , It takes at least 10 days for the voltage to reach a steady state. It can be known that the patented invention can greatly shorten the start-up time of the microbial fuel cell toxicity sensor.
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