英文摘要 |
In this research, a constructed wetland system was used for the treatment of the wastewater from campus. This plan was funded by the “Green Remodeling Plan for Governmental Buildings” program of Architecture and Building Research Institute (ABRI). This constructed wetland system is located in Architectural Department of National Cheng-Kung University (NCKU) and is the first full-scale campus constructed wetland established in the nation. The purpose of this research is to implement the observation of the decontamination capability and ecological development in the constructed wetland. After the establishment of this constructed wetland, the observation of water quality was implemented regularly, and the water quality usually meets the requirements of “Discharge Standard” set by Environmental Protection Administration in Taiwan. During the start-up phase of the constructed wetland, the removal efficiencies of constituents from wastewater were 73.6% for BOD5, 66.6% for COD, 73.1% for SS, 57.2% for NH3-N, 44.4% for TP, 57.2% for the colon bacillus, and 57.2% for the fecal coliform. As for the observation of impact factors on the constructed wetland, the established location should expose with sufficient sunlight, and avoid building wind in order to benefit the growth of the macrophytes. Mosquito fish (Gambusia spp.) and Trichogaster trichopterus are cultured in the constructed wetland to control the amount of wiggler. The tolerable condition for Mosquito fish is that NH4-N lower than 77 mg/L and DO higher than 1 mg/L. From the viewpoint of global environmental protection, treating wastewater by constructed wetland is an ecological method which can achieve energy conserving, resource saving, and without further public pollution. As for the design parameters, management and maintenance measures, and other related issues of constructed wetland need to be investigated in the future. |