公开(公告)号：US20160036083A1

公开(公告)日：2016-02-04

申请号：US14776196

申请日：2014-03-11

申请人： Brent A. SOLINA

发明人： Brent A. Solina

IPC分类号： H01M8/16 ,  C12N1/20 ,  G01N27/447

CPC分类号： H01M8/16 ,  C02F3/005 ,  C02F3/345 ,  C02F3/346 ,  C02F2103/06 ,  C02F2103/28 ,  C02F2103/32 ,  C02F2209/05 ,  C02F2209/06 ,  C02F2209/22 ,  C02F2209/24 ,  C02F2209/36 ,  C12N1/20 ,  G01N27/447 ,  Y02E60/527 ,  Y02P70/56 ,  Y02W10/37

摘要： Disclosed herein are methods, systems, and devices for generating electricity from an effluent source. In the presence of electrogenic bacteria and substrate electrodes, an electroactive biofilm is produced which possesses bioconductive capacity for efficiently producing an electric current while treating an effluent source such as, e.g., wastewater. This disclosure relates generally to the production of electricity from a biological source. In particular, this disclosure relates to microbial fuel cells (MFCs) and other bioelectrochemical systems (BES) that exploit an exogenous fuel source.

摘要翻译： 本文公开了用于从流出物源发电的方法，系统和装置。 在存在电生菌和底物电极的情况下，产生电活性生物膜，其具有用于有效地产生电流的生物导电能力，同时处理诸如废水的流出物源。 本公开一般涉及从生物来源产生电力。 特别地，本公开涉及利用外源燃料源的微生物燃料电池（MFC）和其他生物电化学系统（BES）。

公开(公告)号：US09837677B2

公开(公告)日：2017-12-05

申请号：US14776196

申请日：2014-03-11

申请人： Brent A. Solina

发明人： Brent A. Solina

IPC分类号： H01M8/16 ,  C12N1/20 ,  G01N27/447 ,  C02F3/00 ,  C02F3/34 ,  C02F103/06 ,  C02F103/28 ,  C02F103/32

CPC分类号： H01M8/16 ,  C02F3/005 ,  C02F3/345 ,  C02F3/346 ,  C02F2103/06 ,  C02F2103/28 ,  C02F2103/32 ,  C02F2209/05 ,  C02F2209/06 ,  C02F2209/22 ,  C02F2209/24 ,  C02F2209/36 ,  C12N1/20 ,  G01N27/447 ,  Y02E60/527 ,  Y02P70/56 ,  Y02W10/37

摘要： Disclosed herein are methods, systems, and devices for generating electricity from an effluent source. In the presence of electrogenic bacteria and substrate electrodes, an electroactive biofilm is produced which possesses bioconductive capacity for efficiently producing an electric current while treating an effluent source such as, e.g., wastewater. This disclosure relates generally to the production of electricity from a biological source. In particular, this disclosure relates to microbial fuel cells (MFCs) and other bioelectrochemical systems (BES) that exploit an exogenous fuel source.