The invention discloses a
constructed wetland microbial fuel cell coupling device based on a novel three-dimensional
electrode, and belongs to the technical field of
sewage treatment, the device comprises a shell, and a bottom layer, an
anode layer, a middle layer and a
cathode layer are sequentially arranged in the shell from bottom to top. Wherein the bottom layer is filled with coarse gravels, and the middle layer is filled with fine gravels; the
anode layer consists of a plurality of
titanium tubes which are horizontally arranged and a
titanium mesh for connecting the
titanium tubes in parallel; openings are formed in the two ends of the titanium tube, through holes are formed in the titanium tube in an array mode, and the titanium tube is filled with a
graphite felt core formed in a curled mode. The
graphite felt core body can be used for a conductive material strengthening process and can also be used as a supporting material, and compared with an
anode cage structure formed by a stainless steel net, the bearing strength is higher; the resistance of the metallic titanium is lower than that of the stainless steel mesh, so that
electron transmission and improvement of
electron transfer efficiency are facilitated, and the
energy recovery efficiency and
pollutant removal efficiency of the
constructed wetland microbial fuel cell coupling device can be effectively improved.