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Effects of sorption, sulphate reduction, and Phragmites australis on the removal of heavy metals in subsurface flow constructed wetland microcosms
by
Lesage, E
, Moortel, A. van de
, Tack, F.M.G
, Pauw, N. de
, Verloo, M.G
, Rousseau, D.P.L
in
Adsorption
/ Anaerobic conditions
/ Anoxic conditions
/ Aquatic plants
/ Artificial wetlands
/ Biodegradation, Environmental
/ carbon
/ chemical precipitation
/ chemistry
/ Cobalt
/ constructed wetlands
/ Copper
/ Freshwater plants
/ Glucose
/ Gravel
/ Heavy metal removal
/ Heavy metals
/ High strength
/ Incubation period
/ industrial effluents
/ Industrial wastes
/ Industrial wastewater
/ isolation & purification
/ Marshes
/ Metal sulfides
/ Metals, Heavy
/ Metals, Heavy - isolation & purification
/ methods
/ Microcosms
/ Nickel
/ Organic carbon
/ Oxidoreductions
/ Phragmites australis
/ phytoremediation
/ Pore water
/ Redox potential
/ reduction
/ Removal
/ Sorption
/ Straw
/ Substrates
/ subsurface flow
/ Sulfate reduction
/ Sulfates
/ Sulfates - chemistry
/ sulfides
/ Sulphate reduction
/ Sulphates
/ Sulphides
/ Waste Disposal, Fluid
/ Wastewater
/ wastewater treatment
/ Water Movements
/ Water Purification
/ Water Purification - methods
/ wetland plants
/ Wetlands
/ Zinc
2007
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Effects of sorption, sulphate reduction, and Phragmites australis on the removal of heavy metals in subsurface flow constructed wetland microcosms
by
Lesage, E
, Moortel, A. van de
, Tack, F.M.G
, Pauw, N. de
, Verloo, M.G
, Rousseau, D.P.L
in
Adsorption
/ Anaerobic conditions
/ Anoxic conditions
/ Aquatic plants
/ Artificial wetlands
/ Biodegradation, Environmental
/ carbon
/ chemical precipitation
/ chemistry
/ Cobalt
/ constructed wetlands
/ Copper
/ Freshwater plants
/ Glucose
/ Gravel
/ Heavy metal removal
/ Heavy metals
/ High strength
/ Incubation period
/ industrial effluents
/ Industrial wastes
/ Industrial wastewater
/ isolation & purification
/ Marshes
/ Metal sulfides
/ Metals, Heavy
/ Metals, Heavy - isolation & purification
/ methods
/ Microcosms
/ Nickel
/ Organic carbon
/ Oxidoreductions
/ Phragmites australis
/ phytoremediation
/ Pore water
/ Redox potential
/ reduction
/ Removal
/ Sorption
/ Straw
/ Substrates
/ subsurface flow
/ Sulfate reduction
/ Sulfates
/ Sulfates - chemistry
/ sulfides
/ Sulphate reduction
/ Sulphates
/ Sulphides
/ Waste Disposal, Fluid
/ Wastewater
/ wastewater treatment
/ Water Movements
/ Water Purification
/ Water Purification - methods
/ wetland plants
/ Wetlands
/ Zinc
2007
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Effects of sorption, sulphate reduction, and Phragmites australis on the removal of heavy metals in subsurface flow constructed wetland microcosms
by
Lesage, E
, Moortel, A. van de
, Tack, F.M.G
, Pauw, N. de
, Verloo, M.G
, Rousseau, D.P.L
in
Adsorption
/ Anaerobic conditions
/ Anoxic conditions
/ Aquatic plants
/ Artificial wetlands
/ Biodegradation, Environmental
/ carbon
/ chemical precipitation
/ chemistry
/ Cobalt
/ constructed wetlands
/ Copper
/ Freshwater plants
/ Glucose
/ Gravel
/ Heavy metal removal
/ Heavy metals
/ High strength
/ Incubation period
/ industrial effluents
/ Industrial wastes
/ Industrial wastewater
/ isolation & purification
/ Marshes
/ Metal sulfides
/ Metals, Heavy
/ Metals, Heavy - isolation & purification
/ methods
/ Microcosms
/ Nickel
/ Organic carbon
/ Oxidoreductions
/ Phragmites australis
/ phytoremediation
/ Pore water
/ Redox potential
/ reduction
/ Removal
/ Sorption
/ Straw
/ Substrates
/ subsurface flow
/ Sulfate reduction
/ Sulfates
/ Sulfates - chemistry
/ sulfides
/ Sulphate reduction
/ Sulphates
/ Sulphides
/ Waste Disposal, Fluid
/ Wastewater
/ wastewater treatment
/ Water Movements
/ Water Purification
/ Water Purification - methods
/ wetland plants
/ Wetlands
/ Zinc
2007
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Effects of sorption, sulphate reduction, and Phragmites australis on the removal of heavy metals in subsurface flow constructed wetland microcosms
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Effects of sorption, sulphate reduction, and Phragmites australis on the removal of heavy metals in subsurface flow constructed wetland microcosms
2007
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The removal of Co, Ni, Cu and Zn from synthetic industrial wastewater was studied in subsurface flow constructed wetland microcosms filled with gravel or a gravel/straw mixture. Half of the microcosms were planted with Phragmites australis and half were left unplanted. All microcosms received low-strength wastewater (1 mg L−1 of Co, Ni, and Zn, 0.5 mg L−1 Cu, 2,000 mg L−1 SO4) during seven 14-day incubation batches. The pore water was regularly monitored at two depths for heavy metals, sulphate, organic carbon and redox potential. Sorption properties of gravel and straw were assessed in a separate experiment. A second series of seven incubation batches with high-strength wastewater (10 mg L−1 of each metal, 2,000 mg L−1 SO4) was then applied to saturate the substrate. Glucose was added to the gravel microcosms together with the high-strength wastewater. Sorption processes were responsible for metal removal during start-up, with the highest removal efficiencies in the gravel microcosms. The lower initial efficiencies in the gravel/straw microcosms were presumably caused by the decomposition of straw. However, after establishment of anaerobic conditions (Eh∼−200 mV), precipitation as metal sulphides provided an additional removal pathway in the gravel/straw microcosms. The addition of glucose to gravel microcosms enhanced sulphate reduction and metal removal, although Phragmites australis negatively affected these processes in the top-layer of all microcosms.
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IWA Publishing
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ISBN
9781843395980, 1843395983
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