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Study of Constructed Treatment Wetland Reconstruction for Dražovice Village
Roupec, Ladislav ; Pumprlová Němcová, Miroslava (referee) ; Kriška-Dunajský, Michal (advisor)
The constructed wetlands, which have been being created in the Czech Republic since early 90s, are designed so they do not allow successful removal of ammonia nitrogen. Almost all of these 300 registered constructed wetlands suffer from the colmatage which leads to the lowest effectiveness of treatment in nearly all parameters. The main effort of the Institute of landscape water management is to get rid of bad reputation and to clarify the reason that leads to unsatisfactory conditions of constructed wetlands. The diploma thesis focuses on the selected constructed wetland in Dražovice (850 EO), which removes ammonia nitrogen with the effect just below the limit values in the long term. The pressure of the Morava river basin and Department of environment (Building Authority in Bučovice) has led to the necessity of taking measures leading to the increase of treatment efficiency especially ammonia nitrogen. The diploma thesis includes both, actual project documentation concentrating on the adjustment of watercourse to nitrify ammonia nitrogen, and effective choice of suitable filtration material supported by testing method in situ. The practical part of the thesis deals with the implementation of the technical solution according to the project documentation. The adjustment of the constructed wetland is now nearly before completion. Last adjustments will be taking place during the spring 2017, the final inspection as well as the evaluation of the reconstruction will take place at the end of this year.
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Design of the technology of the constructed treatment wetland for the municipality up to 500 EO
Suchánek, Pavel ; Mrvová, Michaela (referee) ; Pumprlová Němcová, Miroslava (advisor)
This diploma thesis is focused on creation of complex design of constructed wetland for village Bezděčí near Trnávka, which needs to solve the problem of wastewater management. The introductory part of the thesis, which is focused on the research of professional knowledge and information, familiarizes with the problematics of constructed wetlands, focuses on description of technological objects of the constructed wetlands and the description of their functions. Relevant legislation is also mentioned because knowledge of legislation is necessary for the project. The following part of this diploma thesis deals with the design of the constructed wetland itself. Solution of the design is based on the best available technologies that deliver high-quality research results into practice. The proposed root plant meets all the requirements for the quality of the discharged water according to the relevant legislation. An important part of the diploma thesis are annexes, which contain a completely elaborated project documentation for the issuance of a joint permit for the purpose of realization of the new building of a constructed wetland plant for the village Bezděčí near Trnávka.
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Possibilities of technical implementation of intensification the constructed treatment wetland
Suchánek, Pavel ; Kriška-Dunajský, Michal (referee) ; Pumprlová Němcová, Miroslava (advisor)
The Bachelors thesis is a study of three variants of solution of reconstruction and intensification of specific constructed wetland. Request for reconstruction of existing cleaner facility arose from an observer, who demanded increasing of cleaning efficiency because of expected changes on sewer. The introductory part deals with a theoretical summary of expert knowledge and information, which are responsible for familiarization with problematics of constructed wetland. Just the information about reconstructions of others constructed wetlands could be essential for solving this thesis. Based on the results of the progress and effectiveness of the proposed changes, it is possible to be inspired for further solutions. Practical part of thesis is a separate study, within which were proposed three variants of solution. Variants differ in economic and technical difficulty and are linked to each other. The first one is the least difficult option and serves only for maintain temporary state. The second variant includes complex reconstruction of the object using a vertical filter and ensures effective removal of observed pollution parameters (Suspended solids, COD, BOD, N-NH4+). The third option, economically and technologically the most demanding, should moreover chemically precipitate phosphorus. For clarity of the proposal were all variants compiled in 3D model. The aim of thesis was to elaborate several variants of solution of reconstruction and intensification of existing constructed wetland Biskoupky so that the operator can choose the one that suits him at most, taking into account the investment aspect.
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Natural wastewater treatment system in Surabaya, Indonesia
Semrádová, Tereza ; Zedník, Ondřej (referee) ; Kriška-Dunajský, Michal (advisor)
In developing countries, constructed wetland is a possible way to improve the long-term quality of domestic wastewater effluent. It is a treatment plant that reflects the climatic conditions, the quality and quantity of the wastewater discharged and the economic conditions of the country. It offers simplicity in terms of operational requirements. These statements are also addressed in the design work of a constructed wetland in the Indonesian city of Surabaya. The design itself is preceded by an analysis and understanding of the existing wastewater management, which is currently very minimalist in the locality. The thesis develops a proposal for a suitable and sustainable community-based natural wastewater treatment solution for an urban area of up to 1 000 inhabitants. The proposal considers the technical-economic-social aspects and should thus lead to higher efficiency and longer lifetime of the proposed treatment plant. The solution also includes operational recommendations to ensure the long-term operation of the treatment plant. There are hardly any municipal treatment plants in the area, so the possible implementation of a constructed wetland will be the first solution of this kind, which will either ensure future expansion based on positive experience or, on the contrary, be rejected due to unsuitable operation in local conditions.
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The fate of selected heavy metals in a constructed wetland
KREJSA, Jiří
This study is aimed at removal of cadmium and mercury from municipal wastewater using a constructed wetland with a horizontal subsurface flow. Samples of wastewater, sediments, aboveground and belowground biomass of common reed (Phragmites australis) were analyzed. Average concentrations of cadmium and mercury in inflow water were 0,10 ?g/l and 0,16 ?g/l and in outflow water 0,03 ?g/l and 0,06 ?g/l. Average efficiencies of cadmium and mercury removal were 64,2 % and 63,7 %, respectively. Concentrations of cadmium varied in range 0,008-0,016 mg/kg for aboveground biomass and 0,042-0,081 mg/kg for belowground biomass of common reed. Average concentrations of mercury were 0,010 mg/kg and 0,008 mg/kg for aboveground and belowground biomass, respectively. Average concentrations of cadmium and mercury in sediments were 0,15 mg/kg and 0,15 mg/kg at the distance of 1 m from inflow zone and 0,03 mg/kg and 0,10 mg/kg at the distance of 10 m from inflow zone. Results showed that both cadmium and mercury were predominantly removed from wastewater at the beginning of the wetland bed.
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Growth of the common reed (\kur{Phragmites australis}) in a selected constructed wetland used for wastewater treatment.
MOULISOVÁ, Lenka
The Bachelor{\crq}s thesis is a part of the Project of GACR 206/06/0058 Monitoring the heavy metals and the selected risk elements in a waste water cleaning process in artificial wetlands. This work is aimed at evaluating the growth characteristics of the common reed, Phragmites australis, in a constructed wetland used for wastewater treatment. A destructive method was used for sampling. The samples were taken in the inflow and the outflow parts of the vegetated bed in one vegetation season. The aboveground biomass was determined from six samples taken in the inflow and outflow part of the vegetated bed, respectively. The belowground biomass was determined from two samples taken in the inflow part and two samples taken in the outflow part. The mean total aboveground biomass (estimated in August 2007) was 1296 g.m-2 and 1105 g.m-2 in the inflow and outflow part, respectively. The mean live belowground biomass was 1729 g.m-2 and 2161 g.m-2 in the inflow and outflow part, respectively.
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The comparison of two waste water treatment systems - constructed wetlands and mechanical.
Dudíková, Kristýna ; Benešová, Libuše (advisor) ; Vymazal, Jan (referee)
This thesis is focused to the comparison of two wastewater treatment systems - constructed wetlands and mechanical-biological wastewater treatment plant. The main goal of the theses is to compare two types of wastewater treatment systems and to evaluate hypothesis that constructed wetlands are cheaper and more efficient than mechanical-biological wastewater treatment plant. To be able to compare two various wastewater treatment systems 18 (9 constructed wetlands and 9 mechanical-biological plants, three size groups of both types of plants) wastewater treatment plant were chosen and compared. The treatment effectiveness, investment and operating costs, advantages and disadvantages of both the systems were compared. The information about all individual systems was obtained from the local municipalities, operators and partially from the Ministry of Environment of CR. Obtained data involved treatment technology, amount of annual treated water, building data and capital and operating costs. In some waste water treatment plant (WWTP) the water samples were taken and the analyses of chosen parameters (not measured in WWTP) were done. Once in 2010 year the samples of water, sediments and sludges were taken and the analyses of heavy metals was done. For assessment of operational problems in constructed...
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Study of variants of sewerage of the recreational center Vřesovice
Krulová, Martina ; Frajt, Tomáš (referee) ; Hluštík, Petr (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with the possibilities of sewerage and wastewater disposal in the recreational centre near Vřesovice. The purpose of the diploma thesis is the elaboration of variant solutions of sewerage, including the proposal of possibilities of wastewater treatment, economic evaluation of variants, their subsequent comparison and recommendation of the most suitable variant. The diploma thesis deals with the design of variants of wastewater treatment with subsequent discharge into surface waters. Finally, the advantages and disadvantages of the individual variants of sewerage are summarized with a comparison of costs and subsequent recommendation of the variant.
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The Use of Recycled Building Materials for Wastewater Treatment
Zedník, Ondřej ; Pumprlová Němcová, Miroslava (referee) ; Kriška-Dunajský, Michal (advisor)
The constantly tightening wastewater treatment legislation require high-quality runoff from small-scale producers of pollution who are typically represented by small municipalities up to 500 inhabitants or decentralized parts of larger municipalities. Small municipalities are faced with high investment-intensity associated with the acquisition of new wastewater treatment plant. After several years of development, today natural technologies of wastewater treatment are in competition with mechanical-biological treatment plants. Natural technologies can even achieve better results than popular biological treatment plants. However, natural technology does not eliminate the main investment limit connected with the acquisition of wastewater treatment plant. If there was cheaper solution connected with using alternative filter materials (in our case recycled construction and demolition waste), small municipalities could take constructed wetland without large subsides. At the same time, the use of recycled construction and demolition wastes will lead to benefits in the field of sustainable urban development and replacement of non-renewable materials. Despite these benefits, recycled aggregates have never been considered as alternative filter materials for natural wastewater treatment plants. For that reason, the aim of diploma thesis is to assess the possibility of applying recycled aggregates for wastewater treatment which will include evaluation of real trial operation.
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