A study of using a built full-size constructed wetland system for treating municipal wastewater

碩士 === 嘉南藥理科技大學 === 環境工程與科學系暨研究所 === 91 === In a natural environment, wetlands have a wide variety of animal and vegetation species. When pollutants enter a wetland, they may be utilized by the biological species inside the wetland or settled in the sediments so that the wetland systems are often ap...

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Main Authors: Chien-Yu Wu, 吳堅瑜
Other Authors: none
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 2003
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/18382212450484168063
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Summary:碩士 === 嘉南藥理科技大學 === 環境工程與科學系暨研究所 === 91 === In a natural environment, wetlands have a wide variety of animal and vegetation species. When pollutants enter a wetland, they may be utilized by the biological species inside the wetland or settled in the sediments so that the wetland systems are often applied in removing pollutants from water. The main goal of this study is using a built full-size constructed wetland ( CW) system to a municipal wastewater from a community. The major purpose of this study is developing the optimal and control parameters and models for using ecological treatment systems to treat municipal wastewater. The study is proposed to investigate the fate of polluting materials in wetland systems. The whole process is analyzing the distributions of pollutants in the system to study the endurance to pollutants of various macrophytes by observing the speed of plant growth and the ranges of pollutant concentrations. After the accomplishment of this study, such systems then can be used to treat wastewater from communities, which do not have sewage or treatment systems. The ultimate goal is to clear up the polluted rivers and eutrophic reservoirs by reducing discharge of pollutants to those water bodies. The results obtained from this study should be able to offer information for understanding the revolution of wetland ecosystem and the degree of effect on wetland system due to pollution. Furthermore, the results may also used as references for those constructions of CW in treating environmental pollutants and the protection of natural wetland systems so as to achieve the ultimate goal of the protection and persistent utilization of water resource. Show removal efficiency of pollutants in CW. BOD5 of influent is 56.5±20.0 mg/ L (n=51) on average, and effluent is 12.0±4.6 mg/L on average. Average removal ratio is 78.7%. COD of influent is 115.1±36.0 mg/L (n=59) on average, and effluent is 52.5±14.2 mg/L on average. Average removal ratio is 54.4%. SS of influent is 65.6±35.9 mg/L (n=57) on average, and effluent is 13.7±5.6 mg/ L on average. Average removal ratio is 79.1%. NH3-N of influent is 19.1±9.7 mg/L (n=54) on average, and effluent is 12.5±7.6 mg/L on average. Average removal ratio is 34.8%. TP of influent is 3.55±1.38 mg/L (n=14) on average, and effluent is 2.74±1.71 mg/L on average. Average removal ratio is 22.93%. Total Coliforms and E-coli of influent is 12.4×105±11.7×105 CFU/100ml (n= 57) on average, and effluent is 1.6×105±1.5×105 CFU/100ml on average. Average removal ratio is 87.3%.