Treatment of Campus Wastewater by a Novel Construction Solid Waste (CSW) Based on Constructed Wetland System

In this article,a laboratory scale multi-stage constructed wetland system was studied for assessing the feasibility of using construction solid waste(CSW) as main substrate of reed bed systems.As a novel material,CSW demonstrated an excellent P removal performance with the P removal efficiency ranging from 96.2 to 99.9%.A tidal-flow operation strategy was also employed to enhance the wetland aeration,which would benefit both the organic pollutants decomposition and nitrification process.The average NH+ 4-N concentration was reduced from 33.20mg/L to 5.33mg/L.Organic matter removal also proved to be good,which reached the average 68.66%.The result showed the system had considerable capacity for both organic matter and nutrients.CSW as a low-cost media was demonstrated to be a promising substrate in constructed wetland system.More importantly,it indicated a novel reuse of CSW as medium of constructed wetland system,which provided a win-win approach to both CSW disposal and wastewater control.
construction solid waste constructed wetland tidal flow wastewater treatment
C. Liu Y. Yang N.Wan
School of Environmental and Municipal Engineering, Xian University of Architecture and Technology Jinan Municipal Engineering Design and Research Institute Xian, PR China
国际会议
兰州
英文
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2012-10-19(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)