Development of the supporting peripherals for bioelectrode system operation in oxygenated environments

In this project, a pre-conditioning system to remove the oxygen prior to reaching a bioelectrode system sensor will be developed and tested. Bioelectrode system sensors require anoxic conditions for operation, and a low complexity solution would extend use cases of the technology. Bioelectrode system sensors measures the microbial activity of bacteria and the data can be used to optimize treatment efficiency, detect deleterious substances, and quantify Biological Oxygen Demand.

Faculty Supervisor:

Rob Jamieson

Student:

Colin Ragush

Partner:

Island Water Technologies Inc

Discipline:

Engineering - civil

Sector:

Natural resources

University:

Program:

Accelerate

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