Literature DB >> 26971521

Application of plant carbon source for denitrification by constructed wetland and bioreactor: review of recent development.

Qianyu Hang1,2, Haiyan Wang3,4, Zhaosheng Chu1,5, Bibi Ye1,5, Chunmei Li1,6, Zeying Hou1,5.   

Abstract

Water quality standard for n class="Chemical">nitrate becomes more and more strict, and the plant carbon source is widely used for denitrification by constructed wetland (CW) and bioreactor. However, the nitrate removal efficiency by different types of plant carbon source are not evaluated comprehensively. Denitrification performance of different plant carbon sources, and the influence of dosing method and pretreatment are thoroughly reviewed in this paper, which aims to investigate the accurate utilization of plant carbon source for nitrogen (as nitrate) removal. It is concluded that plant carbon source addition for all types of CWs and bioreactors can improve the nitrate removal efficiency to some extent, and the dosing method of plant carbon source for denitrification should be further studied and optimized in the future. The popular carbon sources for CW and bioreactor denitrification enhancement are woodchip, chopped macrophytes, crop plants, macrophytes litters, etc. The recommended optimum C:N ratios for CW and bioreactor are 4.0:5.0 and 1.8:3.0, respectively. The physical and biological pretreatments are selected to supply organic carbon for long-term denitrification.

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Keywords:  Bioreactor; Constructed wetland; Denitrification; Nitrate removal; Plant carbon source

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Year:  2016        PMID: 26971521     DOI: 10.1007/s11356-016-6324-y

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Environ Sci Pollut Res Int        ISSN: 0944-1344            Impact factor:   4.223


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