Study on Biofortification in Vertical Flow Constructed Wetland

Ji Ku Zhang; Hui Ting Shao; Yue Ming; Hui Ye Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.955-959.2570

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Study on Biofortification in Vertical Flow Constructed Wetland

Abstract:

The methods of dosing composite microbial inoculants are used in vertical flow constructed wetlands for biofortification. The removal of the main pollution indicators by substrate microorganisms was studied. The results show that compared with the blank system, the number of bacteria and nitrifying bacteria was higher in the substrate of constructed wetland by biofortification. At the hydraulic loading rate (HLR) of about 0.8 m³/(m²·d), relationship between total number of bacteria and the removal rate of COD was significant in Device A and Device B. Relationship with TP removal rate is not evident. Correlation between the number of nitrifying bacteria and TN removal rate was obvious. The biofortification is feasible on technology and economy.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 955-959)

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2570-2573

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June 2014

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Ji Ku Zhang*, Hui Ting Shao, Yue Ming, Hui Ye Wang

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Biofortification, Nitrogen, Phosphorus Removal, Substrate Microorganisms, Vertical Flow Constructed Wetland

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