In this review, the use of MESe are evaluated in the monitoring of volatile fatty acids (VFAs)
during the anaerobic digestion of high strength wastewater, with a focus on slaughterhouse …

Volatile fatty acid (VFA) concentration is known as an important indicator to control and
optimize anaerobic digestion (AD) process. In this study, an innovative VFA biosensor was …

This study presents an innovative biosensor that was developed on the basis of a microbial
electrolysis cell for fast and reliable measurement of volatile fatty acids (VFA) during …

Globally, sustainable provision of high‐quality safe water is a major challenge of the 21st
century. Various chemical and biological monitoring analytics are presently utilized to …

In anaerobic digesters (AD), volatile fatty acids (VFAs) concentration is a critical operative
parameter, which is usually manually monitored to prevent inhibition of microbial consortia …

Microbial electrochemical sensor with a more simplified architecture is required in the
anaerobic digestion (AD) process for in situ on-line volatile fatty acids (VFAs) monitoring. In …

Microbial electrochemical sensors are an evolving technology platform based on
electroactive microorganisms. Sensors based on anodic biofilms that oxidize organic …

Bioelectrochemical sensors have proven attractive as simple and low-cost methods with
high potential for online monitoring of volatile fatty acids (VFA) in the anaerobic digestion …

The development of a simple and low cost sensor such as a microbial fuel cell (MFC) to
measure short chain volatile fatty acids (VFAs) would enable the implementation of this …

This chapter reviews the state-of-the-art use of microbial fuel cells (MFCs) as sensors for the
online monitoring of water quality. This is a very promising application of MFC technology …