Subsurface flow wetland system suitable for purifying sewage with low carbon nitrogen ratio
A technology for sewage purification and subsurface wetlands, applied in the field of water purification, can solve the problems of low removal rate of total nitrogen pollutants, complicated replacement of slow-release carbon sources, and recovery of effluent organic matter concentration exceeding the standard.
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[0024] This sewage purification subsurface flow wetland system includes three modules: a high-efficiency sedimentation tank, a deep-bed vertical subsurface flow wetland, and an enhanced horizontal subsurface flow wetland. Compared with the traditional sedimentation tank process, the high-efficiency sedimentation tank is equipped with upper and lower diversion walls, and the water enters through the high-efficiency sedimentation tank. Remove suspended solids and perform primary purification to delay back-end wetland filler clogging. The deep bed vertical subsurface flow wetland is provided with carbon source supplementary canals and slow-release carbon source modules. The deep bed design is conducive to creating an anoxic environment and improving the removal effect of total nitrogen pollutants. The horizontal subsurface flow wetland is strengthened, and the water inlet adopts three-stage falling water to fully reoxygenate, and the remaining organic matter and ammonia nitrogen a...
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