45 New designing of microbial fuel cell stack by approach to green energy production and wastewater treatment

Microbial fuel cells (MFCs) are bioelectrochemical systems which can degrade organic materials and are increasingly seen as potential contributors to low carbon technologies, particularly in energy recovery from and treatment of wastewater. In the last years, noticeable growths in MFC technology have been seen, although, significant challenges still exist before the MFC can be ready to commercialization. Towards MFC commercialization different scale-up studies were performed and these studies indicate that scaling-up MFCs is possible, but it is important to improve power output with new designs that can be used in large scale applications. The present work deals with the design stacked microbial fuel cell (MFC) to generate electricity from wastewater.