Technique for processing rural area non-point source pollution by controlling source (centralizing)-intercepting pollution (dredging)-reclaiming
A non-point source pollution and resource-based technology, applied in the field of rural pollution, to achieve the effects of easy collection, simple operation and management, and low construction costs
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[0024] 1. Domestic sewage and pig-raising wastewater enter the domestic biogas tank for treatment, and the treated sewage enters the farmland and vegetable fields. The sewage from the farmland and vegetable fields flows into aerobic fish ponds and artificial wetlands respectively through field ditches or designed ditches. The sewage from aerobic fish ponds also Access to constructed wetlands.
[0025] 2 The sewage from the surface runoff enters the plant buffer zone, and the sewage flowing out of the plant buffer zone enters the aerobic fish pond and the constructed wetland respectively through the designed ditches, and the sewage from the aerobic fish pond can also enter the constructed wetland.
[0026] 3. The surface water enters the aerobic fish pond and the artificial wetland respectively through the designed ditches after replenishing water from the sewage of the canal, and the sewage of the aerobic fish pond enters the artificial wetland.
[0027] 4. Wastewater from agr...
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