Economic feasibility of large-scale bioelectric systems for the treatment of organic matter in wastewater and electricity production
Hi everyone! Here's my final report comprising research findings through data collection, numerous calculations and a quantitative environmental impact assessment for large-scale bioelectric systems which produce electricity from bacteria through wastewater treatment.
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Student, UCL
Hello, I'm a first-year chemical engineering student at UCL. My research project for this programme looked into the economic feasibility of three different wastewater treatment solutions for organic matter removal and energy production. I also explored the environmental sustainability of these technologies through a self-assessed quantitative impact assessment.
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