Method for processing arsenic-containing wastewater by pteris vittata artificial wet land
A technology of constructed wetland and constructed wetland system, which is applied in the field of using the hyperaccumulating plant centipede grass to design a constructed wetland system to treat arsenic-containing wastewater, can solve the problems of high cost and complicated operation.
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[0005] The subsurface wetland system is constructed by using the hyperaccumulative plant Centipede grass to treat arsenic-containing wastewater, and pebbles are used as the filler of the subsurface wetland system, and a certain thickness of soil is covered on the substrate to continuously extract arsenic in the water until the arsenic content in the water is reached. Meet the corresponding national environmental standards.
[0006] During the experiment, the centipede grass constructed wetland system was used to study the effect of As-containing wastewater treatment. Two kinds of substrates, ceramsite and cobblestone, were selected to develop a centipede grass-based constructed wetland system suitable for the treatment of As-containing wastewater. . The experimental results show that: when the concentration of arsenic in the influent is 0.25-1 mg / L, the removal rate of As in the solution by this system can reach 64.79%-80.32%. At the same time, the system for COD, NH 4 + -N...
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