CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS COMBINED PHYTO-BIOREMEDATION AND THE WATWER PURIFICATION

摘要

The present design relates to an artificial wetland construction, plant and biological jeonghwabeop this by providing wetland structure not only reduces the construction and production costs after application, maintenance and management costs and savings are applied using plants and biological jeonghwabeop, I do not need the extra energy for the operation of energy consumption is almost no, resulting in environmentally friendly one, as well as easy to combine with other formulations, and as well as possible the size changes according to the quantity, livestock waste, sewage, mining It intended to provide a wetland structure with soil and leachate, dairy waste, coastal leachate, wastewater and farms, fishing, golf, military, etc. available for various applications depending on the pollutant and environmental plants and biological jeonghwabeop such as rivers wastewater, and the first reservoir has an outflow pipe for the technical configuration structure in the wetland to purify the water, five to a side, to become waste water inlet pipe flows, and five on the other side, the waste water is spilled; Doedoe connected to the outlet pipe, the first filter part to be a rule or a gravel having a plurality of irregular therein; Doedoe Oh, wastewater flows through a first filter inlet, is provided as gravel, sand, humus, etc. This constant ratio to the bottom, the wetland plants are planted in the upper, plants and biological purification unit for the microorganisms; Doedoe the purified water flows through the purifying biological purification plant and a second filter portion which is gravel, or irregularly rules provided plurality therein; And, storing the filtered purified water through the parts of the second filter and the second reservoir having an outlet for discharging the purified water stored in the one side; One that it is characterized by comprising a. ; Vegetation and biological jeonghwabeop, reservoirs, filter units, filters rocks, wetland plants, anaerobic, aerobic