تالاب‌های مصنوعی در کنترل آلودگی آب: مجموعه مقالات کنفرانس بین‌المللی کاربرد تالاب‌های مصنوعی در کنترل آلودگی آب، کمبریج، انگلستان، ۲۴-۲۸ سپتامبر ۱۹۹۰ ۲۰۱۳
Constructed Wetlands in Water Pollution Control: Proceedings of the International Conference on the Use of Constructed Wetlands in Water Pollution Control, Held in Cambridge, UK, 24–28 September 1990 2013

1. Front Cover

2. Constructed Wetlands in Water Pollution Control

3. Copyright

4. Table of Contents

5. FOREWORD

6. PART 1. PRINCIPLES

7. CHAPTER 1. THE NEED FOR HYDROPHYTE-BASED SYSTEMS IN THE TREATMENT OF WASTE WATER FROM SMALL COMMUNITIES

8. CHAPTER 2. HYDRAULIC INVESTIGATIONS ON PLANTED SOIL FILTERS

9. CHAPTER 3. HYDRAULIC CHARACTERISTICS OF CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS AT RICHMOND, NSW, AUSTRALIA

10. CHAPTER 4. CHEMICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN GRAVEL-BED HYDROPONIC (GBH) SYSTEMS FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT

11. CHAPTER 5. MEASUREMENT AND MODELLING OF OXYGEN RELEASE FROM ROOTS OF PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS

12. CHAPTER 6. SOIL OXYGENATION IN CONSTRUCTED REED BEDS: THE ROLE OF MACROPHYTE AND SOIL-ATMOSPHERE INTERFACE OXYGEN TRANSPORT

13. CHAPTER 7. FACTORS AFFECTING REED {PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS) GROWTH IN UK REED BED TREATMENT SYSTEMS

14. PART 2. NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL

15. CHAPTER 8. USE OF AERATION TO PROMOTE NITRIFICATION IN REED BEDS TREATING WASTEWATER

16. CHAPTER 9. REMOVAL OF WASTEWATER NITROGEN IN AN INFILTRATION WETLAND WITH GLYCERIA MAXIMA

17. CHAPTER 10. PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL BY CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS: SUBSTRATUM ADSORPTION

18. CHAPTER 11. CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS DESIGN AND OPERATION TO MAXIMIZE NUTRIENT REMOVAL CAPABILITIES

19. CHAPTER 12. REMOVAL OF NUTRITIVE SALTS FROM TWO DANISH ROOT ZONE SYSTEMS

20. CHAPTER 13. A TOTAL EVAPORATIVE CONSTRUCTED WETLAND TREATMENT SYSTEM

21. CHAPTER 14. AN EVALUATION OF NUTRIENT REMOVAL BY THE REED BED TREATMENT SYSTEM AT VALLEYFIELD, FIFE, SCOTLAND

22. CHAPTER 15. THE IMPACT OF AGEING ON THE PURIFICATION EFFICIENCY OF A PLANTATION OF TYPHA LATIFOLIA L

23. PART 3. CASE HISTORIES AND PERFORMANCE — SEWAGE TREATMENT

24. CHAPTER 16. "PLANTED SOIL FILTERS" FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT: THE COMPLEX SYSTEM "PLANTED SOIL FILTER", ITS COMPONENTS AND THEIR DEVELOPMENT

25. CHAPTER 17. PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTED WETLAND TREATMENT SYSTEMS AT BENTON, HARDIN, AND PEMBROKE, KENTUCKY, DURING THE EARLY VEGETATION ESTABLISHMENT PHASE

26. CHAPTER 18. DOMESTIC WASTEWATER TREATMENT WITH EMERGENT HYDROPHYTE BEDS IN FRANCE

27. CHAPTER 19. REED BED TREATMENT SYSTEMS: PERFORMANCE EVALUATION

28. CHAPTER 20. SEVEN YEARS OF RESEARCH WORK AND EXPERIENCE WITH WASTEWATER TREATMENT BY A REED BED SYSTEM

29. CHAPTER 21. PURIFICATION OF DOMESTIC SEWAGE WITH AND WITHOUT FAECES BY VERTICAL INTERMITTENT FILTRATION IN REED AND RUSH BEDS

30. CHAPTER 22. REED BED TREATMENT SYSTEMS IN ANGLIAN WATER

31. CHAPTER 23 . THE APPLICATION OF ARTIFICIAL WETLANDS IN SOUTH AFRICA

32. PART 4. SLUDGE TREATMENT

33. CHAPTER 24. SLUDGE DEWATERING AND MINERALISATION IN REED BED SYSTEMS

34. CHAPTER 25. SLUDGE DEWATERING AND DRYING IN REED BEDS: AN INTERESTING SOLUTION? GENERAL INVESTIGATION AND FIRST TRIALS IN FRANCE

35. CHAPTER 26. USE OF PHRAGMITES IN SEWAGE SLUDGE TREATMENT

36. PART 5. CASE HISTORIES

37. CHAPTER 27. WETLANDS TREATMENT REVIVAL IN YORKSHIRE

38. CHAPTER 28. PERFORMANCE DATA OF A WASTEWATER AND SLUDGE TREATMENT PLANT DERIVED FROM THE ROOT ZONE METHOD SET AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF DETENTION TIMES

39. CHAPTER 29. A PERFORMANCE COMPARISON OF VEGETATED SUBMERGED BEDS AND FLOATING MACROPHYTES FOR DOMESTIC WASTEWATER TREATMENT

40. CHAPTER 30. REED BED TREATMENT SYSTEMS: EXPERIMENTAL GRAVEL BEDS AT GRAVESEND — THE SOUTHERN WATER EXPERIENCE

41. PART 6. AGRICULTURAL WASTETREATMENT

42. CHAPTER 31. MEAT PROCESSING EFFLUENT TREATMENT IN SURFACE-FLOW AND GRAVEL-BED CONSTRUCTED WASTEWATER WETLANDS

43. CHAPTER 32. THE USE OF REED BEDS FOR THE TREATMENT OF AGRICULTURAL EFFLUENTS

44. CHAPTER 33. USE OF REED-BED SYSTEMS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CONCENTRATED WASTES FROM AGRICULTURE

45. PART 7. TREATMENT FOR SMALL POPULATIONS

46. CHAPTER 34. A NEW COMMUNITY APPROACH TO WASTE TREATMENT WITH HIGHER WATER PLANTS

47. CHAPTER 35. CONSTRUCTED WETLAND RESEARCH PROGRAMME IN SOUTH AFRICA

48. CHAPTER 36. ARTIFICIAL WETLANDS FOR TREATING WASTEWATERS FROM SINGLE HOUSEHOLDS AND SMALL COMMUNITIES

49. CHAPTER 37. REED BED TREATMENT FOR SEWER DYKES

50. PART 8. INDUSTRIAL WASTE TREATMENT

51. CHAPTER 38. CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT AT AMOCO OIL COMPANY'S MANDAN, NORTH DAKOTA, REFINERY

52. CHAPTER 39. TREATABILITY ASSESSMENT OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES BY A PORTABLE WETLAND UNIT

53. CHAPTER 40. APPLICATION OF NATURAL AND ENGINEERED WETLANDS FOR TREATMENT OF LOW-STRENGTH LEACHATE

54. PART 9. MINING WASTE TREATMENT

55. CHAPTER 41. PURIFICATION OF WASTEWATER FROM A Pb/Zn MINE USING HYDROPHYTES

56. CHAPTER 42. CHEMICAL DIAGENESIS OF IRON AND MANGANESE IN CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS RECEIVING ACIDIC MINE DRAINAGE

57. CHAPTER 43. IRON AND MANGANESE FRACTIONATION IN CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS RECEIVING ACID MINE DRAINAGE

58. PART 10. MINING WASTE TREATMENT

59. CHAPTER 44. METAL UPTAKE AND ASSOCIATED POLLUTION CONTROL BY TYPHA LATIFOLIA IN URBAN WETLANDS

60. CHAPTER 45. CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS FOR TREATING ACID DRAINAGE AT TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY COAL FACILITIES

61. PART 11. DESIGN GUIDELINES

62. CHAPTER 46. THE DESIGN OF WETLANDS FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT: AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE

63. CHAPTER 47. CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT — ENGINEERING AND DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

64. CHAPTER 48. WASTEWATER TREATMENT IN CONSTRUCTED REED BEDS IN DENMARK — STATE OF THE ART

65. CHAPTER 49. TREATMENT OF DOMESTIC SEWAGE IN EMERGENT HELOPHYTE BEDS — GERMAN EXPERIENCES AND ATV-GUIDELINES Η 262

66. PART 12. POSTERS

67. CHAPTER 50. REED BED TREATMENT OF WASTEWATERS IN A PILOT-SCALE FACILITY

68. CHAPTER 51. DESIGN OF THE FORT DEPOSIT, ALABAMA, CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS TREATMENT SYSTEM

69. CHAJPTER 52. SEWAGE TREATMENT BY PLANTED SOIL FILTERS

70. CHAPTER 53. PATHWAYS AND MECHANISMS OF OXYGEN TRANSPORT IN PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS

71. CHAPTER 54. THE PERFORMANCE LIMITATIONS OF WETLAND TREATMENT SYSTEMS — A DISCUSSION

72. CHAPTER 55. DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF GRAVEL BED HYDROPONIC (GBH) SYSTEMS FOR SECONDARY AND TERTIARY SEWAGE TREATMENT

73. CHAPTER 56. POTENTIAL YIELD AND NUTRIENT REMOVAL BY HARVESTING OF PHALARIS ARUNDINACEA IN A WETLAND TREATMENT SYSTEM

74. CHAPTER 57. WETLANDS ISSUES OF THE FLAT WOODS COAL LEASE AND CARYVILLE INDUSTRIAL PARK II

75. CHAPTER 58. REED BED TREATMENT AS A WASTEWATER (POST) TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE IN THE POTATO STARCH INDUSTRY

76. CHAPTER 59. COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON INTERMITTENTLY CHARGED AND CONTINUOUSLY FED HELOPHYTE BEDS FOR DOMESTIC WASTE-WATER TREATMENT

77. CHAPTER 60. TREATING POULTRY ABATTOIR AND PIGGERY EFFLUENTS IN GRAVEL TRENCHES

78. CHAPTER 61. USE OF REED BEDS FOR DEWATERING SLUDGE IN THE USA

79. CHAPTER 62. CONSTRUCTED UPLAND–WETLAND WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM

80. CHAPTER 63. THE HYDRO-BOTANIC TREATMENT OF AGRICULTURAL EFFLUENT

81. CHAPTER 64. WETLAND CONTROL OF SEWAGE POINT SOURCES OF NITRATE AND PHOSPHATE, SLAPTON, S. DEVON, UK

82. CHAPTER 65. PHOSPHATE RETENTION IN THE KIS-BALATON PROTECTION SYSTEM — A RECONSTRUCTED WETLAND FOR EUTROPHICATION MANAGEMENT OF LAKE BALATON (HUNGARY)

83. CHAPTER 66. ARTIFICIAL REED BEDS AS POST TREATMENT FOR ANAEROBIC EFFLUENTS — URBAN SANITATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

84. CHAPTER 67. HYDRAULICS, ROOT DISTRIBUTION AND PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL IN EXPERIMENTAL WETLAND SYSTEMS

85. CHAPTER 68. WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM UTILIZING THE EDAPHIC-PHYTODEPURATION TECHNIQUE

86. CHAPTER 69. OPTIMIZING STRATEGIES IN HYDROPHYTE SYSTEMS FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT

87. CHAPTER 70. THE USE OF VEGETATED DITCHES FOR WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT; A TOOL FOR NATURE CONSERVATION IN WETLAND AREAS

88. KEYWORD INDEX