Performance of a small aquatic plant wastewater treatment system under Caribbean conditions

Article Abstract:

A study of an aquatic wastewater treatment system under Jamaican conditions reveal that systems using aquatic plants can be used successfully for polishing secondary treated domestic sewage. This would lead to reduction in costs and pollution of the water ways. The feasibility of reusing the effluent and plant tissue is explored. A high quantity of phosphorus can be removed if N:P level is adjusted by adding nutrients to maintain a ratio o 3:1.

Analysis, Water treatment plants, Constructed wetlands

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Optimization of the electrocoagulation process for the removal of copper, lead and cadmium in natural waters and simulated wastewater

Article Abstract:

Effectiveness of electrocoagulation as a method to remove copper, lead and cadmium from water and the optimal conditions for undertaking the process are analyzed.

Chile, Methods, Usage, Electrocoagulation, Waste treatment

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Sustainable wastewater management for small communities in the Middle East and North Africa

Article Abstract:

Sustainable wastewater management was studied with regard to small communities in the Middle East and North Africa.

Management, Middle East, Sewage, Environmental policy

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