Advances in the Study of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Removal Mechanisms in Constructed Wetlands
Zhong Chenghua, Jie Li
Abstract
Zhong Chenghua, Jie Li
Abstract
Constructed wetlands are wastewater treatment ecosystems composed of substrata,plants, microorganisms and water.We summarize herein recent research findings about nitrogen and phosphorus removal mechanisms in wastewater treated by constructed wetlands and the influencing factors,such as substrata,plants,microorganisms,hydraulic loads,temperature and dissolved oxygen.To increase the nitrogen and phosphorus removal efficiency and extend the fields of constructed wetland application,nitrogen and phosphorus removal mechanisms,influencing factors and techniques must be studied intensively in the future.
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Constructed wetlands are wastewater treatment ecosystems composed of substrata,plants, microorganisms and water.We summarize herein recent research findings about nitrogen and phosphorus removal mechanisms in wastewater treated by constructed wetlands and the influencing factors,such as substrata,plants,microorganisms,hydraulic loads,temperature and dissolved oxygen.To increase the nitrogen and phosphorus removal efficiency and extend the fields of constructed wetland application,nitrogen and phosphorus removal mechanisms,influencing factors and techniques must be studied intensively in the future.
Key concepts: Wetland, Phosphorus, Wastewater, Nitrogen, Environmental science, Sewage treatment, Microorganism, Environmental engineering