Purification Effect of Self-Aeration Constructed Wetlands on COD
Hong Xia Xia, Qi Hong Zhu
Abstract
Hong Xia Xia, Qi Hong Zhu
Abstract
Aimed at the issue of dissolved oxygen concentration insufficiency in regular constructed wetlands, shale hollow bricks are adopted to build self-aeration constructed wetlands, to increase the oxygen supply capacity in the system. The experimental result indicates that DO concentration in self-aeration constructed wetlands is 0.1mg/L higher than that in artificially intensified aeration wetlands, and the removal rate for COD reaches over 85%,which is about 2% higher than that of artificial aeration wetlands. This shows that the built self-aeration constructed wetland system can increase oxygen supply capacity in the wetland, and increase the purification efficiency of the wetland system for COD in wastewater.
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Aimed at the issue of dissolved oxygen concentration insufficiency in regular constructed wetlands, shale hollow bricks are adopted to build self-aeration constructed wetlands, to increase the oxygen supply capacity in the system. The experimental result indicates that DO concentration in self-aeration constructed wetlands is 0.1mg/L higher than that in artificially intensified aeration wetlands, and the removal rate for COD reaches over 85%,which is about 2% higher than that of artificial aeration wetlands. This shows that the built self-aeration constructed wetland system can increase oxygen supply capacity in the wetland, and increase the purification efficiency of the wetland system for COD in wastewater.
Key concepts: Aeration, Wetland, Environmental engineering, Environmental science, Constructed wetland, Wastewater, Ecology, Waste management