Comparison of conventional and macrophyte-based systems for the treatment of domestic wastewater
M.E. Baldizón, R. Dolmus, José R. Quintana, Y. Leyes Navarro, M. Donze
Abstract
M.E. Baldizón, R. Dolmus, José R. Quintana, Y. Leyes Navarro, M. Donze
Abstract
Different wetland and stabilisation ponds, comprising of duckweed, reed and algal systems, were compared for the treatment of domestic sewage. Within the large performance variations observed within systems, the differences observed between systems can be considered to be insignificant.
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Different wetland and stabilisation ponds, comprising of duckweed, reed and algal systems, were compared for the treatment of domestic sewage. Within the large performance variations observed within systems, the differences observed between systems can be considered to be insignificant.
Key concepts: Macrophyte, Wetland, Sewage, Sewage treatment, Environmental science, Wastewater, Constructed wetland, Environmental engineering