Abstract：In this paper, the application status and Prospect of stainless steel fiber sintering felt in microbial fuel cell anode are introduced in detail. The stainless steel fiber sintered felt is made of micron-grade stainless steel fibers through non-woven laying, stacking and vacuum sintering. It is a three-dimensional metallic porous material formed of fibers with different wire diameters. It has the advantages of high mechanical strength, good permeability, good conductivity, strong adsorption capacity, corrosion resistance, high temperature resistance, easy processing and so on. It has great application value in the high-efficiency microbial fuel cell anode materials.
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