CN110642384A - Artificial wetland system for reducing river beach and platform land pollution - Google Patents

Artificial wetland system for reducing river beach and platform land pollution Download PDF

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CN110642384A
CN110642384A CN201910838164.4A CN201910838164A CN110642384A CN 110642384 A CN110642384 A CN 110642384A CN 201910838164 A CN201910838164 A CN 201910838164A CN 110642384 A CN110642384 A CN 110642384A
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Abstract

The invention provides a river beach and platform artificial wetland system for reducing river surface source pollution, and belongs to the field of water pollution control and treatment. The ecological retention pond comprises a grass planting ditch, an overflow well, a water distribution channel, an ecological retention pond, two wetland treatment units, a water collecting channel and an emptying drainage channel; the ecological retention pond is sequentially connected with the two wetland treatment units through the connecting pipeline, and finally is collected through the water collecting channel and discharged into a river channel; the overflow well, the water distribution channel, the ecological retention pond, the primary terrace wetland treatment unit, the secondary terrace wetland treatment unit and the water collecting channel can be emptied and flow into the emptying drainage channel. The system can effectively collect, filter and purify non-point source sewage and can ensure the river water quality.

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Artificial wetland system for reducing river beach and platform land pollution
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of water pollution control and treatment, in particular to a river beach and platform artificial wetland system for reducing river surface source pollution.
Background
The treatment of non-point source pollution type rivers is one of the focus hot spots in the field of comprehensive treatment of water environment. The main sources of non-point source pollutants comprise three major parts of agricultural rural non-point source pollution, rainwater runoff and dry-wet settlement. Wherein, the agricultural rural non-point source pollutant mainly originates from breeding industry, planting industry and rural domestic sewage. The rainwater runoff pollutants are divided into initial rainwater of the rainwater pipe network and initial rainwater runoff of a region without the rainwater pipe network according to the existence of the rainwater pipe network. In addition, dry and wet settled pollutants directly enter the river water body.
The loss of non-point source pollutants is usually caused by rainfall, and the pollution is characterized by large amount, strong impact and complex source. After non-point source pollutants enter a river, nitrogen and phosphorus of a water body are easy to exceed the standard, eutrophication is realized, the outbreak risk of water bloom is increased, and a series of negative ecological effects are induced and generated. The non-point source pollution has the characteristics of dispersity, randomness, diversity and the like, so the treatment difficulty is high.
The artificial wetland treatment of non-point source pollution is a novel non-point source pollution treatment technology developed in recent years, and although the artificial wetland treatment technology in the prior patent technology can realize the non-point source pollution treatment to a certain extent, the artificial wetland treatment technology still has the defects that:
(1) the artificial wetland is not easy to collect due to farmland surface runoff, farmland drainage and underground leakage, and then the artificial wetland is purified and reduced to directly enter a water body to form non-point source pollution;
(2) when the concentration of pollutants in the rainwater runoff is high, the traditional artificial wetland can generate sludge and blockage phenomena, so that the hydraulic conductivity, the wetland treatment effect and the operation life are reduced;
(3) in rainy days, initial rainwater and other rainwater with good water quality pass through the traditional artificial wetland, the overflow working condition is not considered, and the treatment load is large.
Disclosure of Invention
In summary, to solve the above technical problems, the present invention provides an artificial wetland system for river beach and platform land to reduce the pollution of river surface sources, so that the surface source sewage is effectively collected, filtered and purified, and the river water quality can be ensured. When meeting the rainfall weather, can also overflow a part and directly enter the river course, reduce the area of constructed wetland.
In order to achieve the purpose, the technical scheme of the invention is as follows:
a beach tableland constructed wetland system for abating estuary source pollution, comprising: the ecological retention pond is communicated with the primary terrace wetland treatment unit through a connecting pipeline, the primary terrace wetland treatment unit is communicated with the secondary terrace wetland treatment unit through a connecting pipeline for distributing water to the ecological retention pond through a water distribution pipeline, and the secondary terrace wetland treatment unit is discharged into a river after being collected through the water collection channel; the overflow well, the water distribution channel, the ecological retention pond, the primary terrace wetland treatment unit, the secondary terrace wetland treatment unit and the water collecting channel can be emptied and flow into the emptying and drainage channel.
Further, the grass planting ditch adopts the type of falling parabola, includes plant stagnant water filter layer, planting soil layer, clay barrier layer and plain soil tamp layer down in proper order from last, the planting soil layer is used for planting the vegetation.
Further, the overflow well is provided with an overflow pipe and an emptying pipe which are connected with an emptying drainage channel.
Furthermore, the ecological detention pond is provided with submerged plants and floating-leaf plants.
Further, a filler substrate is arranged in the primary terrace wetland treatment unit, the filler substrate sequentially comprises a stone layer with the grain size of 40 ~ 60mm, a pebble or gravel layer with the grain size of 20 ~ 40mm, a biological filler layer with the grain size of 20 ~ 40mm, a non-woven fabric layer, a biological ceramic grain layer with the grain size of 5 ~ 10mm and a soil layer from bottom to top, and aquatic plants are planted on the surface of the filler substrate.
Further, a filler substrate is arranged in the second-stage terrace wetland treatment unit, the filler substrate sequentially comprises a stone layer with the grain size of 40 ~ 60mm, a pebble or gravel layer with the grain size of 20 ~ 40mm, a dephosphorization filler layer with the grain size of 20 ~ 40mm, a non-woven fabric layer, a biological ceramic grain layer with the grain size of 5 ~ 10mm and a soil layer from bottom to top, and aquatic plants are planted on the surface of the filler substrate.
Further, the biological filler layer is a core purification layer of the primary terrace wetland treatment unit and is a compound of a microbial agent and a filler, and the microbial agent is a mixed microbial agent of nitrobacteria, denitrifying bacillus, flavobacterium aquaticum, photosynthetic bacteria and saccharomycetes; the filler is formed by mixing 10-30wt% of cement, 50-70wt% of fly ash, 1-10wt% of medical stone, 1-7wt% of bentonite, 1-5wt% of gypsum and 1-5wt% of quicklime.
Further, the dephosphorization filler layer is a core purification layer of the secondary platform wetland treatment unit and consists of pig iron powder, limestone and vermiculite.
Further, an HDPE impermeable geomembrane is paved at the bottom of the primary or secondary platform wetland treatment unit.
Furthermore, wetland retaining walls are arranged between the ecological retention pond and the primary terrace wetland treatment unit and between the primary terrace wetland treatment unit and the secondary terrace wetland treatment unit.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
1. the grass planting ditches in the wetland system provided by the technical scheme of the invention are beneficial to centralized treatment and ecological purification of sewage, and when plants grow to a certain density, most of granular pollutants can be intercepted.
2. According to the technical scheme, the overflow pipe is arranged in the overflow well, so that the problem of large water amount in rainy seasons is effectively solved.
3. The technical scheme of the invention improves the traditional constructed wetland, adds a wetland internal sludge collecting and discharging system, can regularly discharge the wetland internal sludge, relieves the blockage problem caused by the long-term operation of the constructed wetland, ensures that the constructed wetland keeps the optimal treatment capacity, improves the sewage treatment effect and prolongs the service life of the constructed wetland.
4. The two parallel processing systems share one emptying drainage channel, so that the investment is reduced; the number and size of the treatment zone units can be adjusted to suit different treatment scales in a serial or parallel combination manner.
5. The invention plays a role in ecologically intercepting and purifying river-entering pollutants, achieves the aim of reducing river non-point source pollution, further enhances the self-purification capacity of rivers and fully exerts the ecological function of the artificial wetland system of the river beach and the tableland.
6. The system has the advantages of high treatment load, good denitrification and dephosphorization effects, simple and convenient operation and the like, and has higher social and economic benefits and ecological benefits.
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Fig. 1 is a plan view of a wetland system in embodiment 1 of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a grass planting trench;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a spill well configuration;
FIG. 4 is a front view of FIG. 3;
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional structure diagram of a terrace wetland system;
in the figure: 1. the ecological water retaining method comprises the following steps of grass planting ditch, 1-1 part of plant water retaining filter layer, 1-2 parts of vegetation, 1-3 parts of planting soil layer, 1-4 parts of clay impermeable layer, 1-5 parts of plain soil tamping layer, 2 parts of overflow well, 3 parts of water distribution channel, 4 parts of ecological retention pond, 5 parts of first-stage terrace wetland treatment unit, 6 parts of second-stage terrace wetland treatment unit, 7 parts of water collecting channel, 8 parts of wetland retaining wall, 9 parts of connecting pipeline, 10 parts of overflow pipe, 11 parts of emptying pipe, 12 parts of valve, 13 parts of emptying drainage channel, 14 parts of sludge collecting groove, 15 parts of sludge discharge pipe.
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The present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
Example 1
Fig. 1 ~ fig. 5 shows an embodiment of a beach and terrace constructed wetland system for reducing the pollution of river surface sources according to the present invention, referring to fig. 1 ~ fig. 5, the beach and terrace constructed wetland system comprises a grass planting ditch 1, an overflow well 2, a water distribution channel 3, an ecological retention pond 4, a primary terrace wetland treatment unit 5, a secondary terrace wetland treatment unit 6, a water collection channel 7 and a drainage channel 13. the grass planting ditch 1 is used for collecting the surface source polluted sewage and is communicated with the overflow well 2 through a drainage pipeline, the overflow well 2 is connected with the water distribution channel 3 through a connecting pipe, the water distribution channel 3 distributes water to the ecological retention pond 4 through a water distribution pipeline, the ecological retention pond 4 is communicated with the primary terrace wetland treatment unit 5 through a connecting pipeline 9, the primary terrace wetland treatment unit 5 is communicated with the secondary terrace wetland treatment unit 6 through a connecting pipeline 9, the secondary terrace wetland treatment unit 6 is collected through the water collection channel 7 and then drained into a river, the overflow well 2, the water distribution channel 3, the ecological retention pond 4, the primary terrace wetland treatment unit 5, the secondary terrace wetland treatment unit 6 and the drainage channel 6 are communicated with the drainage channel 7, and the drainage channel 13 are provided with valves, and the drainage channel 7 are provided for reducing the operating life of the constructed wetland treatment unit and prolonging the life of the secondary wetland treatment.
As shown in figure 2, the grass planting ditch 1 is of an inverted parabolic shape and sequentially comprises a plant stagnant water filter layer 1-1, a planting soil layer 1-3, a clay impermeable layer 1-4 and a plain soil tamping layer 1-5 from top to bottom, the gradient ratio between an earth shoulder of the grass planting ditch 1 and the planting soil layer 1-3 is 1: 0.6 ~ 3, and the width of the earth shoulder is 60cm ~ 150cm, so that the surface source sewage can be conveniently collected.
The planting soil layer 1-3 is used for planting vegetation 1-2, the vegetation 1-2 comprises ground cover plants such as ophiopogon, ophiopogon root and white happiness, and the planting density is 15 ~ 25 plants/m2The plant height is 10 ~ 30cm, the root system carries soil, 100 ~ 150mm of gravels can be paved on the surface of the planting soil layer 1-3, and the filtering effect is enhanced.
As shown in fig. 3 and 4, the overflow well 2 is arranged to solve the problems of increased treatment load caused by precipitation and emergency drainage when the liquid level of an aquifer is too high; the overflow well 2 is provided with an overflow pipe 10 and an emptying pipe 11 which are connected with an emptying drainage channel 13; the overflow pipe 10 is used for draining water when the liquid level is too high, the emptying pipe 11 is provided with a valve 12, and the valve 12 is opened for emptying and discharging silt.
The water distribution channel 3 is provided with a water inlet pipe, the overflow well 2 is connected with the water inlet pipe through a connecting pipe to supply water into the water distribution channel 3, the side surfaces of the water distribution channel 3 adjacent to the ecological retention pond 4 are provided with water distribution pipelines, and the water distribution channel 3 distributes water to the ecological retention pond 4 through the water distribution pipelines.
As shown in figures 1 and 5, the ecological retention pond 4 is arranged between the distribution canal 3 and the first stage of the terrace wetland treatment unit 5, plays the role of physical sedimentation and water storage, and intercepts most of floating impurities, suspended matters and deposited silt to prevent the subsequent terrace wetland treatment unit from being blocked, the ecological retention pond 4 is provided with submerged plants such as hydrilla verticillata, curly pondweed and the like and floating leaf plants such as water lily and lotus flower and the like, and the planting density of the submerged plants is 15 ~ 25 plants/m2The plant height is 10 ~ 30cm, and the root system carries soil, thereby realizing the reduction of partial organic pollutants, total nitrogen and total phosphorus.
As shown in fig. 5, a filler substrate is arranged in the first-stage terrace wetland treatment unit 5, the filler substrate sequentially comprises a stone block layer with a particle size of 40 ~ 60mm, a pebble or gravel layer with a particle size of 20 ~ 40mm, a biological filler layer with a particle size of 20 ~ 40mm, a non-woven fabric layer, a biological pottery particle layer with a particle size of 5 ~ 10mm and a soil layer from bottom to top, and aquatic plants are planted on the surface of the filler substrate, wherein the planted aquatic plants comprise one or more of calamus flavus, rabdosia lophanthide, siberian iris, drocalamus quinata and loosestrife, and the planting density is 15 ~ 25 plants/m2The plant height is 50 ~ 120cm,the root system is covered with soil.
The biological filler layer is a core purification layer of the first-stage terrace wetland treatment unit 5, is a compound of a microbial agent and a filler, and is characterized in that the compound of the microbial agent and the filler is crushed into 200 meshes and then placed in water to detect a certain amount of viable bacteria, the volume weight is more than 1.5 tons/cubic meter, and the porosity is more than 0.3. The microbial agent is a mixed microbial agent of nitrobacteria, denitrifying bacillus, flavobacterium aquaticum, photosynthetic bacteria and saccharomycetes; the filler is formed by mixing 10-30wt% of cement, 50-70wt% of fly ash, 1-10wt% of medical stone, 1-7wt% of bentonite, 1-5wt% of gypsum and 1-5wt% of quicklime.
HDPE anti-seepage geomembrane is laid at the bottom of the first-level platform wetland treatment unit 5, a sludge collection groove 14 is arranged at the center, the slopes of two sides are set to be 3% ~ 6%, a sludge discharge pipe 15 is arranged at the center of the bottom of the sludge collection groove 14, and a sludge discharge pipe valve is arranged at one end of the sludge discharge pipe 15 and communicated with an emptying drainage channel 13.
As shown in fig. 5, a filler substrate is arranged in the second-stage terrace wetland treatment unit 6, the filler substrate sequentially comprises a stone block layer with a particle size of 40 ~ 60mm, a pebble or gravel layer with a particle size of 20 ~ 40mm, a dephosphorization filler layer with a particle size of 20 ~ 40mm, a non-woven fabric layer, a biological pottery particle layer with a particle size of 5 ~ 10mm and a soil layer from bottom to top, and aquatic plants are planted on the surface of the filler substrate, wherein the aquatic plants comprise one or a combination of several of calamus flavus, rabdosia lophanthide, siberian iris, drocalamus quinata and loosestrife, and the planting density is 15 ~ 25 plants/m2The plant height is 50 ~ 120cm, and the root system is covered with soil.
The dephosphorization filler layer is a core purification layer of the secondary stage wetland treatment unit 6 and consists of raw iron powder (the particle size is 150-500 mu m, the content of the simple substance iron is 80-95 wt%), limestone (CaO) and vermiculite; the phosphorus removal packing layer is prepared by wrapping raw iron powder and limestone on vermiculite by using a binder; the binder used by the phosphorus removal packing layer is one or two of cement and water glass, and can efficiently remove phosphorus and chemically fix phosphorus. It features that the adsorption capacity of phosphorus is greater than 180mg/kg, the phosphorus removing rate is greater than 80%, the volume weight is greater than 1.75 ton/cubic meter, and the porosity is greater than 0.3.
HDPE anti-seepage geomembrane is laid at the bottom of the second-level terrace wetland treatment unit 6, a sludge collection groove 14 is arranged at the center, the slopes of two sides are set to be 3% ~ 6%, a sludge discharge pipe 15 is arranged at the center of the bottom of the sludge collection groove 14, and a sludge discharge pipe valve is arranged at one end of the sludge discharge pipe 15 and communicated with an emptying drainage channel 13.
The side surfaces of the second-stage terrace wetland treatment units 6 adjacent to the water collecting channel 7 are provided with uniform collecting pipes, and then the collected pipes are discharged into a river channel through the water collecting channel 7.
As shown in fig. 5, wetland retaining walls 8 are provided between the ecological retention ponds 4 and the primary terrace wetland treatment units 5, and between the primary terrace wetland treatment units 5 and the secondary terrace wetland treatment units 6, and a connecting pipeline 9 is provided in the middle of the wetland retaining walls 8.
Wetland barricade 8 can decompose the difference in height gradually, and the bottom is buried underground between adjacent processing unit and the bottom all outwards extends there is the positioning seat, and the positioning seat can increase the width of wetland barricade 8 bottom, further promotes the stability of wetland barricade 8.
Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made in these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the invention, the scope of which is defined in the appended claims and their equivalents.

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1. A beach tableland constructed wetland system for abating estuary source pollution, the system comprising: the ecological retention pond is communicated with the primary terrace wetland treatment unit through a connecting pipeline, the primary terrace wetland treatment unit is communicated with the secondary terrace wetland treatment unit through a connecting pipeline for distributing water to the ecological retention pond through a water distribution pipeline, and the secondary terrace wetland treatment unit is discharged into a river after being collected through the water collection channel; the overflow well, the water distribution channel, the ecological retention pond, the primary terrace wetland treatment unit, the secondary terrace wetland treatment unit and the water collecting channel can be emptied and flow into the emptying and drainage channel.
2. The artificial wetland system for reducing river beach and terrace pollution according to claim 1, wherein the grass planting ditch is of an inverted parabolic type and comprises a plant stagnant water filtering layer, a planting soil layer, a clay impermeable layer and a plain soil compacting layer in sequence from top to bottom, wherein the planting soil layer is used for planting vegetation.
3. The system of claim 1, wherein the overflow well is provided with an overflow pipe and an emptying pipe which are connected with an emptying drainage channel.
4. The system of claim 1, wherein the ecological retention pond is configured with submerged plants and floating plants.
5. The artificial wetland system for cutting river beach and terrace land polluted by the river surface source as claimed in claim 1, wherein the primary terrace wetland treatment unit is provided with a filler substrate, the composition structure of the filler substrate is a stone block layer with the grain size of 40 ~ 60mm, a pebble or gravel layer with the grain size of 20 ~ 40mm, a biological filler layer with the grain size of 20 ~ 40mm, a non-woven fabric layer, a biological ceramic grain layer with the grain size of 5 ~ 10mm and a soil layer from bottom to top, and aquatic plants are planted on the surface of the filler substrate.
6. The artificial wetland system for reducing the river beach and terrace pollution of the river surface source as claimed in claim 1, wherein the secondary terrace wetland treatment unit is provided with a filler substrate, the composition structure of the filler substrate is sequentially from bottom to top a stone block layer with the grain size of 40 ~ 60mm, a pebble or gravel layer with the grain size of 20 ~ 40mm, a phosphorus removal filler layer with the grain size of 20 ~ 40mm, a non-woven fabric layer, a biological ceramic grain layer with the grain size of 5 ~ 10mm and a soil layer, and aquatic plants are planted on the surface of the filler substrate.
7. The artificial wetland system of riverbank and terrace land for reducing the pollution of the river surface source as claimed in claim 5, wherein the biological filler layer is a core purification layer of the primary terrace wetland treatment unit and is a compound of a microbial agent and a filler, and the microbial agent is a mixed microbial agent of nitrobacteria, denitrifying bacillus, flavobacterium aquaticum, photosynthetic bacteria and yeasts; the filler is formed by mixing 10-30wt% of cement, 50-70wt% of fly ash, 1-10wt% of medical stone, 1-7wt% of bentonite, 1-5wt% of gypsum and 1-5wt% of quicklime.
8. The artificial wetland system of riverbank and terrace land for reducing the river surface source pollution of claim 6, wherein the dephosphorization filler layer is a core purification layer of a secondary terrace wetland treatment unit and consists of pig iron powder, limestone and vermiculite.
9. The river beach and platform constructed wetland system for reducing the pollution of river surface sources as claimed in claim 5 or 6, wherein an HDPE impermeable geomembrane is laid at the bottom of the primary or secondary platform wetland treatment unit.
10. The river beach and platform constructed wetland system for reducing estuary source pollution of claim 1, wherein wetland retaining walls are arranged between the ecological retention pond and the primary platform wetland treatment unit, and between the primary platform wetland treatment unit and the secondary platform wetland treatment unit.
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