Correlation Studies of Dissolved Oxygen in the IVCW System Changes and Removal of Nitrogen

Ji Ku Zhang; Yue Lang; Ming Jie Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.610-613.417

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Correlation Studies of Dissolved Oxygen in the IVCW System Changes and Removal of Nitrogen

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Experiment simulates the integrated vertical flow constructed wetland (IVCW) operation of the system, discusses the trend of Dissolved Oxygen (DO) within the system and the relativity of DO and removing nitrogen. The results show that NH4+-N, NO3—-N and DO decrease along the flow direction in the integrated vertical flow constructed wetlands; NO3—-N increased and then decreased along the process; because of the DO of upstream pool is low, so the Total Nitrogen (TN) removing process occurs mainly in the downstream pool.

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Ji Ku Zhang, Yue Lang, Ming Jie Li

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DO, IVCW, Nitrogen, Removal

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