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SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT
卷 777, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
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DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2021.146044
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Constructed wetland; Heavy metal; Plant; Remediation; Stormwater; Water pollution
Floating treatment wetlands (FTWs) are gaining popularity for their ability to remediate wastewater, preserve ecosystem quality, and offer landscape conservation and aesthetic benefits. They can overcome technical challenges in stormwater treatment and enhance system efficiency through understanding hydraulics and other operational parameters.
Floating treatment wetlands (FTWs) are increasingly gaining popularity due to a set of valuable features like wastewater remediation under varied conditions, ecosystem quality preservation, landscape conservation, and aesthetic benefits. FTW is a phyto-technology in which macrophytes grow on a floating raft with their roots in permanent contact with water and remove pollutants via several physicochemical-biological processes. FTW is highly capable of overcoming technical and operational challenges that come way in stormwater treatment due to the erratic nature of hydrologic and input pollutant loads because this innovative buoyant hydroponic de-sign can move up and down with fluctuating water levels in the stormwater pond and can treat highly variable flows. Plants and biofilms attached to the roots hanging beneath the floating mat play a pivotal role in FTWs. The present review encompasses the concept of FTWs, their structural designs, relevance in stormwater manage-ment, and mechanism of plant uptake for pollutant removal. The role of FTWs to remove heavy metals and nu-trients is also critically analyzed. Understanding hydraulics and other parameters of FTW is vital to effective design. Hence, the role of vegetation coverage, vegetation type, sorption media, aeration frequency, and intensity, and plant density to enhance system efficiency is also highlighted. Due to their operational flexibility and envi-ronmentally friendly working with no additional burden on existing urban land use, FTWs entice broad interna-tional interest and offer a coherent solution for stormwater management. Main findings: The review delivers state-of-the-art analysis of the current understanding of hydraulics and other parameters of FTWs, and associated mechanisms to enhance the treatment efficiency of FTWs for nutrients and heavy metals removal. (c) 2021 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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