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    標題: Applications of Constructed Wetlands for Water Pollution Control in Taiwan:Review
    作者: Shuh-Ren Jing
    Ying-Feng Lin
    Kai-Chung Shih
    Hung-Wei Lu
    貢獻者: 環境工程與科學系
    關鍵字: Wetlands
    Taiwan
    Wastewater management
    Wastewater use
    Water pollution
    日期: 2008-10
    上傳時間: 2009-10-05 14:12:48 (UTC+8)
    摘要: A review of published literature and practical projects of constructed wetlands (CWs) implemented in Taiwan was conducted to highlight wetland performance in wastewater treatment for various applications. Specific opportunities and limitations as well as problems and recommendations for exploring CW technology in Taiwan were also discussed. During the last decade, the number of CWs in Taiwan increased exponentially. Up to 2006, approximately 82 full-scale CWs have been installed and more than ten systems are in construction. The size of CWs ranged from 60 m super(2) to 80 ha to receive wastewater flow ranging from 3 to 50,000 m super(3)/day. Warm climates in Taiwan provide great opportunities for successful wetland treatment. However, high population density forces CWs to be built in limited spaces, leading to emphasis on multiple-use values of CWs from the public. Most of the CWs were promoted under practical projects funded by various governmental organizations to develop diverse applications, such as water quality improvement of polluted surface water bodies, wastewater on-site treatment, and reuse in rural areas, campuses, recreational areas, and green architectures, management of aquaculture water and wastewater, tertiary treatment, and miscellaneous applications. The results of water monitoring obtained from several demonstrations show that CWs achieved acceptable wastewater treatment performances in removing major pollutants, including suspended solids, organic matters, nutrients, and indicating microorganisms from wastewater influent. Several issues should be studied further so as to maximize multiple-use benefits of CWs, which include establishment of a multidisciplinary approach to planning and designing of CWs and devising strategies to obtain consistent financial support for sustaining management of well operated wetland systems.
    關聯: ASCE Journal - Practice Periodical of Hazardous, Toxic, and Radioactive Waste Management 12(4):p.249-259
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