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titleOfInvention Method for improving methane yield of microbial electrolysis cell and synchronously recovering nitrogen and phosphorus
abstract The invention discloses a method for improving the methane yield of a microbial electrolytic cell and synchronously recovering nitrogen and phosphorus. The invention realizes in-situ CO by adding calcium silicate and magnesium silicate into the reactor of the microbial electrolytic cell 2 Fixation and synchronous recovery of nitrogen and phosphorus, effectively reduces CO in the produced gas of the microbial electrolytic cell 2 The content of the nitrogen and phosphorus in the digestive juice of the microbial electrolytic cell is reduced.
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