MAO Xue-hui,YI Ke-lang
China Rural Water and Hydropower. 2020, (3):
83-86.
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In order to improve the treatment effect by applying constructed wetland on high-salt organic waste water; sandstone, activated carbon, zeolite and sawdust are used as wetland fillers for planting wetland filling and solving plant problems. Spider orchid, reed, vetiver, and strange willow are planted 14 species of wetland plants such as Reed, Scallion, Windmill, Avicennia, Kandelia, Iris, Lamu, Papyrus, Lythroxy, and Sea Sang are planted. Tailwater of hazardous waste is investigated during the operation of vertical flow in the constructed wetland. The removal efficiency of the pollutants, and analysis of the filler configuration and plant species are carried out. The results show that the vertical flow constructed wetland has certain removal effects on organic matter, nitrogen and phosphorus in high-salt wastewater, reed and vetiver show the best growth among all the plants,the capacity of CODCr removal by constructed wetland can be sorted in: activated carbon > zeolite > sandstone > sawdust; the order of NH3-N removal is: zeolite > activated carbon > sandstone > sawdust; TP removal capacity is sorted in: zeolite > sandstone > activated carbon > saw sawdust. The vertical flow constructed wetland fillers from the top to the bottom are a gravel layer of 0.4 m, a special filler layer of 0.4 m, a sandstone layer of 0.4 m, and a gravel layer of 0.3 m. The special fillers are activated carbon and zeolite. In order to enhance the removal of CODCr and NH3-N by special fillers, 0.3 m of them can be laid in the original position, thus the plant roots are wrapped. In addition, 0.1 m special fillers can be laid in the upper drainage pipe trench. In order to increase the removal effect of TP by constructed wetlands, 0.1 m limestone can be mixed and laid in the gravel layer. The system has better effect on removal of pollutants in the tail water of hazardous waste treatment stations, which improves waste water quality to the surface water Ⅳ water discharge standard, providing theoretical basis and technical reference for the construction of artificial wetlands in hazardous waste treatment stations.